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| About IIPwr | |
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wanted to know exactly what is going on with a computer you own but don't
have direct access to? We didn't but one of our 'high spending' clients
did - this is how it has all begun:
This dear client of ours had bought a computer for his son and soon after had to travel on business for an extended period of time. For reasons we can't share on this page, he wanted to know exactly what his son is doing with the new computer so he came to us for help. We soon put our heads together and created a tiny (less than 250K) application file, gave this file to our devoted client and explained: Should this file is executed on the target computer your son is using - all keystrokes, active applications, passwords, visited websites, emails, chats etc. will be recorded and sent to you once a day by email. We added that this will be done without ever effecting the performance of the target computer and without anyone noticing. Our client was never so exited (even more than when writing us a check...). He immediately sent an email to his son with our new executable file as an attachment. He then called his son and asked him to double-click (run) the file. Unfortunately, our story got a little more complicated when it turned out that the current relationship between father and son made the son to delete all emails from his father without ever opening them. We yet again came up with a nice solution. We wrote a simple utility (called TopMail) that enables anyone to send an anonymous email from any email address. The executable file was sent to our hero's son again - this time from an email address that the father knew would not be ignored. The results came out immediately - after about 30 minutes our client got the first KeySpy email notifying him that KeySpy was installed successfully on the son's computer. Once a day from that moment - the father is getting an email containing all keystrokes made on that computer. The end of the story we can't share with you but we can promise it was an happy end. This success story made us think, why not enhance our software and put it in a package that can be shared on the web. We hope the IIPwr package will help you at least as it helped the hero of this story. |
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