Eltima Powered Keylogger

Eltima Powered Keylogger is a professional security auditing tool for large and small companies, network administrators, concerned parents and PC owners.With numerous features at a very competitive price present it is an excellent software to monitor any PC activity, Internet usage, keystrokes, passwords (including Windows Logon Password and saved passwords which were never typed), incoming and outgoing e-mails and much more. Eltima Powered Keylogger is based on an advanced Windows 2000/XP/Vista low-core driver. It runs invisibly at the lowest kernel level of operating system providing unique stealth functions. Nobody but you can locate Powered Keylogger in your PC. Its folders do not appear in file search and will not be found by file managing shells, among installed programs, in Start menu (unless you prefer a visible installation); it does not show up in registry or Add/Remove Programs utility and is not detectable by a list of firewalls, anti-keylogger and antivirus software, it is invisible in Tasks or Processes List. Eltima presents a unique and safe approach to unhide a keylogger ? a secret-word, which is chosen by you, so that only you know how to unhide and can view the logs. With logs viewer you can go through a slide show of recorded snapshots and search through the records stored. Full-screen view gives you the feeling as if you were present in front of your PC all the time. You can easily view the logs from a remote computer - simply specify an e-mail address to automatically send the logs to and install a log viewer on a second PC, or flushing logs to USB Flash Drive. Eltima Powered Keylogger supports Unicode and captures not only common keystrokes, but also system keys and combinations, Java applications and chat-rooms etc. Most anti-spyware utilities, firewalls, anti-keyloggers and anti-virus tools cannot detect Powered Keylogger being present in the system. From now on Powered Keylogger is fully compatible with Windows Vista.

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