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PC Spy Keylogger is a top-rated, invisible and easy-to-use surveillance tool that records every keystroke to a log file. The log file can be sent secretly with email or FTP to a specified receiver. PC Spy Keylogger can also detection specified keywords and take a screenshot whenever one is typed, displaying findings in a tidy log viewer.

If you play World of Warcraft, you’re probably already pretty excited that the Wrath of the Lich King expansion pack . But now you can amp up your gaming efforts even more with the Limited Edition World of Warcraft Keyboard. Actually, it’s called the SteelSeries Zboard Limited-Edition Wrath of the Lich King Bundle with Zboard Keyboard, Keyset, and Standard QWERTY Keyset.

World of Warcraft fanatics, here’s yet another chance to show off to the world just how hardcore you are! SteelSeries has just released its . Of course it is able to help you churn out those boring office documents, but once the clock hits five, you will be able to fire up World of Warcraft and

No matter what industry you’re in you’ve no doubt got your own share of ‘industry speak’ that will mean little or nothing to your prospective customers. Confused customers means no sale. So how do you get around this? Plain-English Simple, you put it all into plain English (or whatever language is appropriate to you).

Telepresence robots don’t have to look like a runaway drinks trolley - they can be cute little things, especially when you build them yourself.  Instructables member Sparkyrust has , with a Mac mini-powered mobile Skype robot using predominantly off-the-shelf parts.  Check out the demo video after

Recent losses of personal data held on discs, laptops and USB keys by governments and companies have highlighted the need for better security. Here Dan Simmons looks to see if biometrics can help. As the name implies biometrics is all about using a measurable biological characteristic, such as a fingerprint or iris pattern, to identify an individual.

More fear, uncertainty and doubt DaniWeb IT Discussion Community (Featured Entries) Wed, 10/22/2008 - 09:32 Here we go again. It seems like only last week (there's probably a reason for that) that I was at my desk talking about the amount of alarmist stuff about malware that's out there on the Internet.

It is like a keystroke recorder but much more sophisticated. It is a form of hacking that can monitor all keyboard activity: “Computer criminals could soon be eavesdropping on what you type by analysing the electromagnetic signals produced by every key press.

A team of Swiss researchers have discovered a security vulnerability in many modern keyboards that allow keystrokes to be captured remotely by tracking electromagnetic emissions. The discovery raises concerns about entering sensitive data like banking passwords using a computer keyboard or even an ATM keypad.

It has come to my attention that some users have reported problems with keystrokes not registering within the compose box of the All-New Yahoo! Mail. Our engineers are working on the issue, but in the meantime you may be able to resolve it yourself if you make sure your browser is running the most current version of Flash.