Log it in!
Posted by Kat on 24 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: computers and internet
In this new age of technology, everything is possible. We can search for virtually everything we can think of in the internet. When before we need encyclopedias, yellow pages, dictionaries and a slew of other reference materials. Nowadays, those who want to do some research and cross referencing will only need to log on to the internet and use a search engine. Almost all students do this nowadays. Unless the topic can only be researched using an ancient book that is not archived in the internet, students really flock to internet cafes or their own personal computer. But as parents, are you really sure that all the sites your kid is looking into are kid-friendly? Are you sure that they are not accessing sites that are meant for an adult audience only?
Keylogger is the answer to most parents’ dilemma in letting kids access the internet by themselves. Sometimes, even if the parents set up a firewall and filter sites, there will still be some sites that sounds harmless but is really an adult site. Keylogger can log in whatever it is a user types in your computer.
How does it work? Just install keystroke logger to your computer. Set it to ‘Start in hidden mode’ and choose ‘Remove from tasks list’ options. The program will reside in the computer’s memory while being absolutely invisible from everyone except you. If you are ready to check what was keyed in your computer, just press the Unhide key combination and voila! You can now check what was keyed in by users of your computer.
Keylogger is a way to safeguard your kids from the dangers posed by the internet. Go to SpyArsenal.com now and find out more about this amazing tool you can use for the safety of your kids.
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