Monitor and log all keystrokes on your computer so you can keep track of the actions other people engage in while using your computer.
- SGS KeyLogger
- Version :1.0.0
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Security Guard Systems
SGS KeyLogger Description
When working on your computer, there is always a slim chance that it might crash, and your current project would get lost or corrupted. In this case, you can rely on apps that support automatic save or you can manually save the data on a regular basis.
Another option is to rely on specialized software that captures all your keystrokes, such as SGS KeyLogger.
User-friendly GUI
The application comes with an intuitive graphic user interface (GUI) which makes it easy for beginners and experts alike to benefit from its functions.
You need to start by activating the keyboard hook with a simple mouse click, and then you can rest assured that everything you type is logged.
Explore logged keystrokes
When you want to review the captured information, you only need to access the dedicated window and browse to the date you are interested in.
You can view all the keys that were pressed, both the regular and the modifier ones while also getting the possibility to copy the paragraphs you require. In other words, if the document you were working on crashed, SGS KeyLogger can help you get back all your typed text within seconds.
However, website URLs are not automatically converted in hyperlinks, as all the keystrokes are logged in text format.
Logged data is not protected
The downside is that the data can be read by anyone who accesses the app, as it is not protected by a password or any encryption.
This means that you should remember to disable the keyboard hook of SGS KeyLogger before typing sensitive info, like banking details or account credentials. You should take these extra precautions, especially when sharing your computer with other users.
All in all, SGS KeyLogger comes in handy when you are looking to capture all the keystrokes on your PC, and you are not worried that other people might get access to this info.