Hack Email accounts Using a Hardware Keylogger

Did you know key logging is the simplest way to hack email accounts ? So far in this blog I've  discussed about software key loggers such as Sniperspy for Windows , Sniperspy For Mac and  Realtimespy
If your new to the concept of  Key logging i would suggest you to read my previous articles What are KeyLoggers , How to Hack Any Email Account? to get a better understanding of the subject
Software Key loggers are not the only keyloggers that are used for hacking email or facebook accounts, there's an other type of keyloggers and they are called  Hardware keyloggers.In this article i'll explain how you can hack facebook or any other email account using a hardware keyloggers
Hardware Keyloggers are used for keystroke logging, a method of capturing and recording computer user keystrokes. They plug in between a computer keyboard and a computer and log all keyboard activity to an internal memory. They are designed to work with PS/2 keyboards, and more recently with USB keyboards.

A hardware keylogger looks like a normal USB drive or any other computer peripheral so that the victim can never doubt that it is a keylogger, So by looking at it’s appearance it is impossible to identify it as a keylogger., Here is how a hardware keylogger may look like

How To Use HardWare Key logger to Hack Facebook account?
Installation of a Hardware key logger is very easy, Simply plug the Hardware keylogger in between the USB keyboard and the USB port.The following image shows how a keylogger is installed.

Once installed the keylogger starts recording each and every keystroke of the keyboard including email passwords and other confidential information.and stores them in separate log files as shown

Thus a hacker can use the information stored in a Hardware key logger to hack Face book or any other email account


Which is the Best Hardware Keylogger  ?
With my experience of more than 4 years in the field of  Hacking and security I suggest only one Hardware key logger KeyCobra Hardware Keylogger which I think is best and has a very low antivirus detection

KeyCobra Hardware Keylogger
KeyCobra is the world's smallest and smartest USB hardware keylogger. The KeyCobraUSB keyboard logger comes in a standard version (4MB memory capacity which can capture  2,000,000 keystrokes - over 1,000 pages of text), and a Venom Version (2GB memory capacity -which can capture billion keystrokes - over 1 million pages of text),  Its Completely invisible for computer operation,  It is also  compatible with Mac.


So what are you waiting for, Grab a KeyCobra Hardware Keylogger, and start hacking your friends ,You Can Buy a KeyCobra Hardware Keylogger  From the Following Link

Buy KeyCobra Hardware Keylogger

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Anti-Keylogger For Life! with [SOURCE CODE]

Introduction  

If you usually typing a password in a desktop application, it may be that a keylogger spies out your secrets. This is obviously not good. Screen keyboards might be a good solution, but again, there could be a screen capture program which watches effortlessly your passwords. Furthermore, screen keyboards are relative unhandily.
The following article presents a relatively simple principle, which prevents the keylogger to write down passwords entered. Basically, the used system is surprisingly easy and can therefore be transferred to other programming / operating systems / platforms, although under a small limitation.

Background 

The first question is: How can a program hide keystrokes? Perhaps there are some difficult ways to do this, but most probable this is not possible. We create an assumption: Entered characters necessarily mean the keylogger sees them. And that's what we use against the keylogger.
The second question is: How can a program generate keystrokes? This is normally possible. For example, we use in C# the class SendKeys, which provides methods for sending keystrokes. By the way, there can be the mentioned limitation because a website has not the authorization to produce keystrokes.
The third question is: How can we combine these two statements? At every time when the user types a character, the program generates some keytrokes more. The keylogger write down all characters both from user and program, but only the user and the program know the entire password. Unauthorized third parties see only letter salad and they can not decrypt the main password.
The fourth question is: Is this main system 100 % secure? Surprisingly and unfortunately no. The prinziple has many weak points, but there are also many solutions to close these gaps. I advise every developer to think about it before they add this concept to their code. Let me explain you the vulnerabilities and the solutions:

1. Creating random keystrokes after every character allows attackers to reproduce the typed password. Therefore the program must create identical keystrokes. Then again the produced keystrokes should not be identical for all passwords. In summary, we need a algorithm, which produces for every character always the same keystrokes. In addition to this, the length of the generated keystrokes should vary.
2. For all that, an attacker can create a table with all characters and their hash result either by reverse engineering or by testing. Using this table, he can decrypt the password relatively easy. To prevent this, the generated keystrokes should depend on a password identity, such as account name, account number, e-mail or computer specification. Unfortunately, this is only an obstacle, but no blockage for attackers.

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