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OMG! I can't believe this... I'm laughing very hard at the original poster! Setting aside the legalities and the invasion of privacy...

Perl is ill suited for any type of hidden activity because the perl interpreter has a large foot print as well as being easily identifiable by a monitoring program.

I'm sorry and I'm being rude but the question of the original poster brings to mind "script kiddie" and idiot in the same thought. I scoff in his/her general direction. omg... I'm still laughing.

it's just so silly

Jason L. Froebe

Team Sybase member

No one has seen what you have seen, and until that happens, we're all going to think that you're nuts. - Jack O'Neil, Stargate SG-1

In reply to Re: Undetectable Keylogger by jfroebe
in thread Undetectable Keylogger by Nik

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