I see a lot of ads these days for fancy mechanical keyboards from numerous brands, but the thing I always wonder about is: how do we know these keyboards dont have keyloggers or other spying tech built into them?
I see a lot of ads these days for fancy mechanical keyboards from numerous brands, but the thing I always wonder about is: how do we know these keyboards dont have keyloggers or other spying tech built into them?
Also I would imagine many computers could or would detect many instances of illicit Keyloggers trying to send out data without permission
Map usage times for a week.
In the middle of a non usage time type the string of characters that are first typed at the start of usage time.
Then open a browser using keyboard shortcuts (does Win+R open a browser in Windows if you type a URL in?) , type a URL, type in all learned username password combos, close browser using keyboard shortcuts.
Yeah. That could work.
I think it would get detected by many modern antivirus solutions, but it could work.
That’s a good point. This kind of scripted data exfiltration triggers alerts in modern antivirus.