Keylogger Project

This is a simple keylogger implemented in Python using the pynput library. The program captures keystrokes and logs them into a text file. It listens for both regular and special keys and records each press. The logging stops when the Esc key is pressed.

Disclaimer:
This project is for educational and authorized use only. Please ensure you have explicit consent from users before using or distributing this tool. Unauthorized use may violate privacy laws and ethical guidelines.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/ojha13291/keylogger.git
   

2. Install dependencies: pip install pynput

3. Run the keylogger script: python main.py

How It Works : The keylogger records all keys pressed, both regular and special keys, and appends them to a log file (key_log.txt). The script stops logging when the Esc key is pressed.

Usage: Press Esc to stop the keylogger. The keystrokes will be saved in a key_log.txt file.

License: This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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1. Disclaimer: It emphasizes that this project is for educational use only, aligning with ethical standards.
2. Installation: Lists installation steps for dependencies and running the program.
3. Usage: Explains the script's basic functionality, including stopping it with the Esc key.
4. License: The MIT license is often used for open-source projects.

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