Hi.
Tcleo is part of our Honeypot project (Paranoid), therefore it is designed to
hide itself and not to leave any data on the local machine. Local logging is
always a good idea, but this feature is not scheduled for the near future.
Keystroke data is actually exported in real time to a remote server. If you
do not want to use tcleo server, you can use tcpdump or other similar tool to
capture tcleo udp packets. Anyway, we're soon to release a pcap-based tcleo
packet analyzer at our homepage.
We're open to coding collaboration from anyone.
Flavio
On Friday 26 August 2005 15:42, fatb wrote:
Hi ffernandez:
Tcleo is the best linux keylogger in the world till now!
But the Tcleo could not export the log to local computer,what a pity!
Would you like to add a option to let the user to choose export the log in
to the local computer or remote log server ?
I thought it's a not a bad idea :)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Flavio A. Fernandez" <ffernandez@citefa.gov.ar>
To: <pen-test@securityfocus.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 11:55 PM
Subject: Tcleo keylogger v0.3 released
Hi all. We have released tcleo keylogger version 0.3 with self-hiding
capabilities and some minor bug fixes. It works only on linux 2.4 kernel.
It can be downloaded from the tools section at our lab homepage.
Greetings...
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Ing. Flavio A. Fernandez
SI6 - DINFO - CITEFA
San Juan B. de La Salle 4397
B1603ALO Villa Martelli - Pcia. Bs. As.
e-mail: ffernandez@citefa.gov.ar - http://www.citefa.gov.ar/si6/
