[Tutorial] Educational Visual Basic 2010 Keylogger (Uses Hooks) – [Eprouvez]
Friday, July 23rd, 2010 at
9:49 am
A educational tutorial for making a keylogger/security tool in Visual Basic 2010 (For legal purposes only!). Uses hooks instead of timers, much more reliable recording. Records every key press and supports Smart Logs. Here’s the Keyboard Class: pastebin.com Please subscribe & credit. [Eprouvez]
Tagged with: 2010 • Basic • Educational • Eprouvez • Hooks • Keylogger • TUTORIAL • Uses • Visual
Filed under: Spy Devices
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@wasitrealy lol same
@wasitrealy Correct haha
@Dishu1200 LOL, possibly your using C++?
I did exactly what you did but I end up with 102 Endless errors!
@ciaodarwin100 I had the same problem i fixed it by looking at the vid and seeing when it went to project
@panterwesley That’s a completely different tutorial my friend.
Its work Nice but can you add a hide button to hide??
@ciaodarwin100 What are they?
You shouldn’t have any, if you do that means you aren’t using it properly.
i have 102 errors -.- can you help me?
@abovestand Well, if I take out the educational, it becomes illegal (:
And yes, it is educational, it’s teaching people how to record keystrokes. Now go away and stop trolling.
How the fuck is this “educational”?
You copy/paste a whole class and then just tell us what code to write expecting us to blindly follow you. You’re just providing source code, this isn’t educational at all.
Great Class works awesome and i think i love you
@Dishu1200 I suggest you learn a little bit more about Visual Basic before trying this.
emh when i dboule click for the form it says #pragma , namespace, publicand more i dont get the Public Class Form – End Class ??? ^.- mine form doesnt look like yourse? why ?
@BeDaMusik If you open up it’s .exe file, it works.
Go to the file where you saved it “obj” -> “x86″ -> “Debug” and select it’s .exe file. Hopefully, it should work.
@BeDaMusik I found out what was wrong. For some reason, you can’t debug it, but if you open up the .exe file, it works. Don’t know why. To get it, go to it’s folder in “Projects” (or where ever you saved it) and obj -> x86 -> Debug then click on it’s file and for some weird reason, it works!
I get the same error as Cheesypasta: A call to PInvoke function ‘KeyLogger!KeyLogger.Keyboard::CallNextHookEx’ has unbalanced the stack. This is likely because the managed PInvoke signature does not match the unmanaged target signature. Check that the calling convention and parameters of the PInvoke signature match the target unmanaged signature.
@Eprouvez It probably was me, though I know nothing that I can do, as I just started using VB two days ago. Apparently, according to the “Watch” Window, an Expression is Expected.
@cheesypasta Positive. I also copied the code that I proovided into a blank project, and tested, works fine.
@Eprouvez I’m using 2010.
Are you sure you copied everything exactly?
@cheesypasta I have no such error when running it. I just tried it then, and still works. Are you using 2008 or 2010?
@Eprouvez apparently, “A call to PInvoke function ‘Keylogger 1!Keylogger.Keyboard::CallNextHookEx’ has unbalanced the stack. This is likely because the managed PInvoke signature does not match the unmanaged target signature. Check that the calling convention and parameters of the PInvoke signature match the target unmanaged signature”
@cheesypasta Maybe it’s because of the people making illegal software with this code. Lol
It’s not working for me either.
Something about MDAs and it says something is wrong with this: “Return CallNextHookEx(Key, Code, wParam, lParam)” at line 23
@rens23 Did you uncheck the box at the end?