a lot of keyloggers are local too, that doesn't make them not spyware
May 21, 2024 at 7:48 PM
a lot of keyloggers are local too, that doesn't make them not spyware
keyloggers were a virus you paid to stop or clean off your computer, now you install the virus yourself and pay for the privilege
It’s like Windows Recall, but without all the creepy screenshots. (But it’s still kind of creepy.) www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...
ChatGPT’s Computer History tracks your clicks and keystrokes
It’s like Windows Recall, but without all the creepy screenshots.
www.theverge.com
August 16, 2026 at 3:11 PM
keyloggers were a virus you paid to stop or clean off your computer, now you install the virus yourself and pay for the privilege
Cool, you guys reinvented keyloggers
June 10, 2026 at 11:21 PM
Cool, you guys reinvented keyloggers
These fucking Keyloggers gotta be dealt with
August 14, 2025 at 2:07 AM
These fucking Keyloggers gotta be dealt with
Keyloggers are bypassed when you bring in your own unauthorized equipment.
February 4, 2025 at 9:40 PM
Keyloggers are bypassed when you bring in your own unauthorized equipment.
Seems fine. Not like Russian hackers have keyloggers in all Doge personal like at the nlrb this morning.
April 15, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Seems fine. Not like Russian hackers have keyloggers in all Doge personal like at the nlrb this morning.
Keyloggers are an ancient virusy favourite, too.
February 2, 2025 at 4:23 AM
Keyloggers are an ancient virusy favourite, too.
There are a few options, Microsoft's own Power Toys or AutoHotKey. Unfortunately both involve installing more software that runs in the background consuming some RAM and CPU to make it work. Let alone trusting these new things not to be keyloggers or open new vulnerabilities. 🤬
June 24, 2026 at 1:04 PM
There are a few options, Microsoft's own Power Toys or AutoHotKey. Unfortunately both involve installing more software that runs in the background consuming some RAM and CPU to make it work. Let alone trusting these new things not to be keyloggers or open new vulnerabilities. 🤬
ANY govt-issued device, as well as govt WiFi/wired internet, should be assumed to be monitored. There have been concerns about keyloggers/monitoring on govt workstations previously.
Using govt WiFi on a personal device gives them more access.
DO NOT conduct personal business on govt devices/WiFi.
Using govt WiFi on a personal device gives them more access.
DO NOT conduct personal business on govt devices/WiFi.
ATTN FEDERAL WORKERS: It has come to my attention that several agencies are now offering WiFi for you to use with your PERSONAL devices. If I were you, I would NOT use that WiFi. I suspect it's a way for DOGE to monitor your personal communications.
April 2, 2025 at 7:51 PM
ANY govt-issued device, as well as govt WiFi/wired internet, should be assumed to be monitored. There have been concerns about keyloggers/monitoring on govt workstations previously.
Using govt WiFi on a personal device gives them more access.
DO NOT conduct personal business on govt devices/WiFi.
Using govt WiFi on a personal device gives them more access.
DO NOT conduct personal business on govt devices/WiFi.
I would advise doing that at home, not at work. There’s no way “Big Balls” or one of the other coders *didn’t* install keyloggers.
March 6, 2025 at 11:27 AM
I would advise doing that at home, not at work. There’s no way “Big Balls” or one of the other coders *didn’t* install keyloggers.
It wasn’t.
Step one of any system intrusion is leave yourself ways in to the system. And we know for a fact code was modified.
They have access even if the front door is closed.
There’s also evidence that they can collect data client side with keyloggers now.
Step one of any system intrusion is leave yourself ways in to the system. And we know for a fact code was modified.
They have access even if the front door is closed.
There’s also evidence that they can collect data client side with keyloggers now.
February 6, 2025 at 3:22 PM
It wasn’t.
Step one of any system intrusion is leave yourself ways in to the system. And we know for a fact code was modified.
They have access even if the front door is closed.
There’s also evidence that they can collect data client side with keyloggers now.
Step one of any system intrusion is leave yourself ways in to the system. And we know for a fact code was modified.
They have access even if the front door is closed.
There’s also evidence that they can collect data client side with keyloggers now.
it's kind of crazy how much the internet felt like a digital wild west back in the 2000 in that a lot of websites on the internet had all kinds of crazy ass viruses/trojan horses/keyloggers and you genuinely had to be careful. now you just gotta avoid being so dumb that you fall for phishing
July 5, 2025 at 1:17 AM
it's kind of crazy how much the internet felt like a digital wild west back in the 2000 in that a lot of websites on the internet had all kinds of crazy ass viruses/trojan horses/keyloggers and you genuinely had to be careful. now you just gotta avoid being so dumb that you fall for phishing
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Mark Zuckerberg avait un plan : remplacer des milliers d'employés de Facebook et Instagram par des IA's. Des keyloggers installés sur les PC des salariés, des équipes réduites de 60 %, des agents IA lâchés dans la nature. Cinq mois plus tard, tout a déraillé. www.lesnumeriques.com/intelligence...
Meta : Zuckerberg voulait virer ses employés et les remplacer par l'IA, le plan a capoté au dernier moment
Mark Zuckerberg avait un plan : remplacer des milliers d'employés de Facebook et Instagram par des intelligences artificielles. Des keyloggers installés sur les PC des salariés, des équipes réduites d...
www.lesnumeriques.com
August 28, 2026 at 9:14 AM
Mark Zuckerberg avait un plan : remplacer des milliers d'employés de Facebook et Instagram par des IA's. Des keyloggers installés sur les PC des salariés, des équipes réduites de 60 %, des agents IA lâchés dans la nature. Cinq mois plus tard, tout a déraillé. www.lesnumeriques.com/intelligence...
malware today is so boring. keyloggers, data extractors, background miners. it's all so corporate. what happened to the good old days when you would only ever get malware that didn't actually do anything noticeable and just made you part of a botnet to ddos extremely low stakes hobby forums
March 1, 2025 at 8:44 PM
malware today is so boring. keyloggers, data extractors, background miners. it's all so corporate. what happened to the good old days when you would only ever get malware that didn't actually do anything noticeable and just made you part of a botnet to ddos extremely low stakes hobby forums
After looking into reports of security compromises on the Poob app, we can confirm that the only keyloggers installed are intentional and are only meant for advertising purposes.
Please do not worry.
Please do not worry.
They're hacking people on Tubu. Don't click that Heebee link. Poodee is a trojan. So is Dippy. Don't trust Weeno. Gumpy and Pheebo either. Not even Poob. Poob is a keylogger. Poob links will steal your Discord password. Don't click Poob links. Stay away from Poob. Don't trust accounts that link Poob
May 20, 2026 at 2:46 AM
After looking into reports of security compromises on the Poob app, we can confirm that the only keyloggers installed are intentional and are only meant for advertising purposes.
Please do not worry.
Please do not worry.
Be careful with online quizzes folks, it might be fine, but my inner IT guy loses his shit a Lil bit. Remember those can be vectors for keyloggers or worse analysis platforms and using your data to train bots.
Please be careful.
Please be careful.
September 4, 2026 at 11:54 AM
Be careful with online quizzes folks, it might be fine, but my inner IT guy loses his shit a Lil bit. Remember those can be vectors for keyloggers or worse analysis platforms and using your data to train bots.
Please be careful.
Please be careful.
They're on government equipment though. You know those things have keyloggers.
March 27, 2025 at 3:56 PM
They're on government equipment though. You know those things have keyloggers.
Adware is also kind of corruption kink. Spyware is kinda NTR if you think about it. Keyloggers are selfcest i think.
June 23, 2026 at 5:19 AM
Adware is also kind of corruption kink. Spyware is kinda NTR if you think about it. Keyloggers are selfcest i think.
Keyloggers are a great way to get people’s passwords.
July 17, 2026 at 3:47 PM
Keyloggers are a great way to get people’s passwords.
Well and 1.95gb of keyloggers
I found a 2GB SD card in the parking lot outside of our office and I swear the only thing on it is a game boy camera photo of a cat
June 4, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Well and 1.95gb of keyloggers
I legit have never, ever trusted voice-assistant stuff on my phone ;u; i’m sorry, maybe it’s bc i grew up in an era of viruses, keyloggers, webcam spy programs, and trojans but the idea of having something like this scares the fuck out of me.
"The only clue that users seemingly had of Siri's alleged spying was eerily accurate targeted ads that appeared after they had just been talking about specific items like Air Jordans or brands like Olive Garden"
Siri “unintentionally” recorded private convos; Apple agrees to pay $95M
Apple users may get $20 each for up to five Siri-enabled devices.
arstechnica.com
January 3, 2025 at 6:43 AM
I legit have never, ever trusted voice-assistant stuff on my phone ;u; i’m sorry, maybe it’s bc i grew up in an era of viruses, keyloggers, webcam spy programs, and trojans but the idea of having something like this scares the fuck out of me.
They tried to install AI keyloggers on my team‘s machines and those of my peers but i threw a fit* in a staff meeting and mysteriously the idea died.
*asked how the use of such a tool accorded with our information security policies and what was the demonstrated value add
*asked how the use of such a tool accorded with our information security policies and what was the demonstrated value add
NEW: Insane screwup inside Meta. The company exposed worker keystroke data that was being used to train AI — making it potentially accessible to anyone at the company.
The data included personnel and performance info, private convos, full transcriptions…imagine your coworkers seeing all of that.
The data included personnel and performance info, private convos, full transcriptions…imagine your coworkers seeing all of that.
Meta Exposed Data Internally From Its Controversial Employee-Tracking Program
Employees had previously raised concerns about the initiative, which involves collecting workers’ keystroke data to train AI models.
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June 22, 2026 at 11:01 PM
They tried to install AI keyloggers on my team‘s machines and those of my peers but i threw a fit* in a staff meeting and mysteriously the idea died.
*asked how the use of such a tool accorded with our information security policies and what was the demonstrated value add
*asked how the use of such a tool accorded with our information security policies and what was the demonstrated value add
It's honestly impressive. I'll struggle on the phone for over an hour to get someone to install our remote access tool, and they can't do it.
But this is the same guy with like, 7 keyloggers and 3 rootkits
But this is the same guy with like, 7 keyloggers and 3 rootkits
July 11, 2026 at 4:56 AM
It's honestly impressive. I'll struggle on the phone for over an hour to get someone to install our remote access tool, and they can't do it.
But this is the same guy with like, 7 keyloggers and 3 rootkits
But this is the same guy with like, 7 keyloggers and 3 rootkits