If this was real.. It would be Kick ass!

[ThePrincessOfScam]

http://spyready.com/index.html

I think that if this was real software and not just scamshit, it would be cool to use lol.

Any experianced tech people on here? Know anything bout this?

[odin_dax]

http://spyready.com/index.html

I think that if this was real software and not just scamshit, it would be cool to use lol.

Any experianced tech people on here? Know anything bout this?

Experianced? Maybe you shouldn't have cut so many classes.

Anyway, yes, there is software that does this, they're called trojans, keyloggers, etc, etc. So somebody is selling a commercial version, so what - all this software is pirated, but you're better off buying a hardware keylogger.

[Eulux]

as an ex-network admin...yes, these things exist, both in forms of viri, and as legit software...

now, one of my favorite programs that I used in conjunction were:

norton ghost, and deepfreeze. I'd use ghost to make a blank slate, one that I could upload at any time, then deepfreeze to keep it like that....of course it doesn't work with users that need certain freedoms, but...you can pretty much adjust it to your liking. only getting to the password screen was a bitch...I called it the bear claw cause you had to press.....lesse....ctrl, shift, alt, f4...doing that with one hand was fun.

as far as experienced tech people...I'm not sure if I'm one or not, but I know enough to get around.

[Stone]

The plural for virus is actually viruses, not viri or virii as many people seem to believe.

[DoctaD]

I didn't know that...

In the English language (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/English_language), the standard (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Standard_English) plural of virus is viruses. This is the most frequently occurring form of the plural, and refers to both a biological virus (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Virus) and a computer virus (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Computer_virus).The less frequent variations viri and virii are virtually unknown in edited prose, and no major dictionary recognizes them as alternative forms. Their occurrence can be variously attributed to hypercorrection (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Hypercorrection) formed by analogy to Latin (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Latin) plurals such as radii; idiosyncratic use as jargon (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Jargon) among a group, such as computer hackers (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Jargon_File); and deliberate word play (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Word_play), such as on BBSs (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Bulletin_board_system) (see, e.g.: leet (http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Leet)).

To complicate matters further, viri is already used in Latin as the plural of vir, meaning "man" (thus making viri mean "men").

[Esophagus]

They could probably be helpful for scams, but I think theyre just a pain in the ass. Parnets buying these trojans and recorders to spy on their children is jus twisted and freaky, not to mention all to common.

[ThePrincessOfScam]

Which is what I was thinking [about the scams part]


And parents and lovers who do do that are... well... crazy and obsessed.... I think every parent in the area I live has something like that for their kids... Crazy cookie cutter families... -___-

[Eulux]

The plural for virus is actually viruses, not viri or virii as many people seem to believe.
wow...hmmm...viruses just sounds...wrong...but...that's gonna be something that I'm gonna have to work on getting myself to break the habit on.....

[Stone]

I know what you mean, but if you doubte me look up the dictionary!

Virii is actually Latin, I think it means 'men'.

[Eulux]

yeah...I looked it up as soon as I read your post...meh. still weird.

[Th0r]

At my school they use a programme called Impero. Which records everything etc. The only thing it doesnt do is stopping you from using 'home made' HTML codes that allow you to bypass it...

[eminent]

They could probably be helpful for scams, but I think theyre just a pain in the ass. Parnets buying these trojans and recorders to spy on their children is jus twisted and freaky, not to mention all to common.

yeh.