Hacker Key Logger

                                                     

HACKER KEY LOGGER

 A hacker's keylogger is a tool, either software or hardware, that secretly records every keystroke a user makes on their device. This form of spyware allows cybercriminals to steal sensitive information such as passwords, financial data, and personal messages for illegal purposes like identity theft and fraud. 

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How a keylogger works:

The method a keylogger uses depends on whether it is software-based or hardware-based. 

Software keylogger:
A software keylogger is a program installed directly on a device without the user's knowledge. 

• Infection methods: It is often delivered through malicious means, including:
  • Phishing emails with infected links or attachments.
  • Malicious websites that trigger a "drive-by download."
  • Bundled with other software downloaded from untrusted sources.
  • Remotely installed using a Remote Access Trojan (RAT).
• Keystroke capture: Once installed, the malware captures keystrokes using methods such as:
  • Hooking keyboard input: Intercepting the signals sent from the keyboard before they reach the operating system.
  • Kernel-level logging: Operating at the core of the operating system to capture data with high privileges, making it very difficult to detect.
• Data transfer: The recorded keystrokes are saved to a hidden file and then periodically uploaded to a remote server controlled by the hacker. 

Hardware keylogger
A hardware keylogger is a physical device that is covertly installed on a computer system. 

• Physical device: These are small, easy-to-conceal devices that require the hacker to have physical access to the machine.
  • Inline adapter: A device that connects between the keyboard cable and the computer's port (like a USB or PS/2 connector).
  • Internal component: A bug or chip placed inside the keyboard or computer itself.
• Keystroke capture: The device intercepts and logs keystrokes directly as they are sent from the keyboard.
• Data retrieval: The data is stored in the device's internal memory. The hacker must later retrieve the device to access the recorded information, though some models can transmit the data wirelessly. 

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