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How to Monitor Keyboard Keystrokes Using “LogKeys” in Linux

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Ravi Saive
Jan 23, 2014

Key Logging is the process of storing keystrokes with/without the knowledge of user. Keylogging can be hardware based as well as software based. As clear from the name, a hardware based keylogger does not depends upon any software and keystroke logging is done at hardware level itself. Whereas a software based keylogger depends upon a special software for keylogging.
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