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Symantec are due to release a report today on the Internet Underground Economy which includes claims that a keystroke logger can be purchased at a measly £15 ($23USD), a phishing scam can be hosted for £6 ($10USD) or if you’re feeling a bit more adventurous, a botnet at your disposal will cost you £149 ($225USD).

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HP is rolling out their newest TouchSmart and it’s a Tablet PC. What’s the big deal? Well, Gadgetell got a chance to actually play with the HP TouchSmart TX2 and it is really something. At first blush, the TX2 looks like a standard Tablet PC with a hinge that allows the entire 12.1-inch screen to be turned around and folded down for a slate style experience.

Veveo today announced the launch of its WikiTap application, now available for both the iPhone and T-Mobile G1 (Google Android). WikiTap lets iPhone and G1 users quickly and easily search Wikipedia to get the most relevant results from the first keystroke.

Ed Burnette informs us about a pretty nasty Google Android bug that starts a command shell as root once the phone boots up and sends all of your keystrokes to that shell. That may not sound like much to the average handset user, but here’s what this does: every word you type can be turned into a command and executed as such.

Now this is an interesting twist on an oldschool method of hacking, the monitoring of electromagnetic radiation. You’d think it’d be easier to sniff the traffic from a wireless keyboard, but generally it’s not as they tend to be encrypted. Where as the electromagnetic radiation given off by a wired keyboard is not shielded or...

Create a Constant Keystroke-Dynamics Monitor With Perl and xev Linux Today Tue, 10/14/2008 - 17:03 IBM Developerworks: "Learn how to use Perl, xev, and custom algorithms to monitor who is currently at the keyboard based on characteristic typing patterns."

Keylogging is a method of capturing and recording user keystrokes but nowadays it can even capture screenshots, mouse movements, and etc. There are a lot of keylogging monitoring software but not many when it comes to freeware.

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Abstract Are you tired of searching thru your installed applications on your Windows machine? There is no need to search anymore. You may simply find from the first moment using a key stroke launcher - like Launchy. How does it work After typing the first few letters, Launchy suggests the program you might want to start.