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What you will need...
1.) A flash drive. I would recommend at least a one gigabyte.
2.) Shadow Keylogger (freeware) available for download from cnet.com here
3.) A victim's computer






































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If you could help with my problem, I really appreciated it!
My name is Leonel and I am a master finance student at USP, in Brazil. Everyday I must go to the university just for use thomson one database. I tried use Shadow Keylogger software and its great, but I have problem with the password. What appears is:
Program Manager (5/4/2013 18:49:21):
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Thomson One - Windows Internet Explorer (5/4/2013 18:51:13):
biblioteca.ref.sp2fgv.bt[Left Arrow][delete]r
(user *biblioteca.ref.sp@fgv.br* is correct!)
bkabto[delete][delete][delete][delete][Right Arrow][Right Arrow].refbkabto[Left Arrow][delete]
(password isn't refbkabto - that's my problem!)
Other day appears eebbkabto. In other words, kabto always appears. This is what turns on a lamp in my head! Is clear to me that the password is, somehow, encrypted. But how? The weblink is:
https://www.thomsonone.com/DirectoryServices/2006-04-01/Web.Public/Login.aspx?brandname=www.thomsonone.com&version=3.6.6.18338&protocol=0
If yes, what type of encrypted is used? I have a source of the page, after loging (attached). I don't know how it works, but it look like a Javascript. Is the correct? In this case, what can I do?
Please, help me!!!
Very thanks!
Leonel Carlos