Elite Keylogger Pro
1.8.341Silently record computer activity.
Overview
Elite Keylogger easily records everything a Mac user types on the monitored computer. Easily capture what they are emailing about, discussing on chats, entering into web-forms, etc.
Clipboard monitoring is extremely important, most of passwords and other critical data is not typed but just copied and pasted. Elite Keylogger captures all texts copied to clipboard.
Elite Keylogger provides complete visual log of what was happening on your Mac by taking desktop screenshots at configurable timeout. Elite Keylogger silently delivers recorded logs to your email address remotely. And with Elite Keylogger Pro, you get extended features like password capturing, chat recording, and premium customer support in a version of Elite Keylogger that is completely undetectable.
What's new in Elite Keylogger Pro
- New: full support of macOS 10.13
- New: Viber 7 chats capturing
- Improved: web-activity monitoring for energetic web-browsing
- Improved: CPU load optimization
- Improved: internal diagnostics
- Improved: handling of macOS updates
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- Mac OS X 10.6.0 or later
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8 Elite Keylogger Pro Reviews
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When you install it, it'll insert itself into System Preferences/Security & Privacy/Privacy/Accessibility.
The way it does this is underhand (through a sql database insertion) and avoids the usual authorisation dialog that's supposed to both alert the user what its doing and to ask for permission to control your computer using System Events.
It will also insert a hidden file here:
/Library/Scripting Additions/FScript64.osax
If you drag the app to the trash these will be left in place. If you use the uninstaller, the hidden osax will be removed, but another hidden file will be placed here:
~/.ek
Even with the uninstaller, the app will remain in the list of Accessibility apps and it will remain in your list of login items. You'll need to manually remove them, and the hidden .ek file AND the osax if you didn't use the uninstaller.
Seriously, if you're looking for a keylogger, you've found the best one I've ever used. (I think I may have played with or tested or beta-tested, nearly all of them over the years. Maybe not, perhaps I missed one, but I'm going to pay for the pro version of this one on the 15th‼️ Instead of foolishly tossing my hard earned money away on frivolous stuff like rent, power bills, insurance payments and the like, I'm going to forgo some of those silly things, and spend my money this month where it will do some REAL good; and besides, I never liked the stupid landlord much anyway. He'll just have to get in line, like everybody else‼️.
The cost for the Pro version is VERY reasonable. I’m just messin’ with ya. Great app, and I’d give it (10) ★★★★★★★★★★ if I could.
Annie
P.S. Hey, Pettifogger0712.....if my “fix” posted below works for ya, consider giving Elite Keylogger a boost in the star department, huh? Yeah, well, I could just mind my own business....later.
Annie
I want to officially confirm that there was never a single case we left our client alone with any issues related to our software, or even unrelated ones. I have to admit we got one or two reports about inaccessible Elite Keylogger installation. But all of them were resolved. And we release frequent updates to patch bugs and enrich the feature set.
@Pettifogger0712, if your issue has been resolved by now, I would appreciate you updating the rating. If not, email me directly: alex@widestep.com
01. First, I used App Delete (doesn’t matter which program you use to uninstall the app & associated components). (I did not know at this time Elite Keylogger has an uninstall feature.)
02. I brought up EasyFind (4.9.3), and typed in Elite Keylogger, selected Drive as my starting point for a search, (which for me is what I call my main hard drive, yours may be different).
03. I selected the following "buttons" (Check boxes), on the left side of Easy Find to tell the program where I wanted it to look for Elite keylogger components:
Files & Folders
All Words
Ignore Case
Invisible Files & Folders
Once EasyFind found everything (there are an incredible number of files, even after using App Delete), it reported “done.”
04. I then selected “All” or command A, to include every file EasyFind was showing me, hit delete, which left 3 files that would not immediately go to trash. Next, I used EasyFind’s option at the top of the program’s menu called “Reveal In Finder.” This feature takes you right to the files that would not delete; and now you can drag them to the trash by hand. Empty trash.
05. Next, and this is probably not necessary, but to be thorough & because I know my Mac ;-), I repaired Permissions. (I know, but I had never done this before, and I was taking no chances:-)
06. I touched nothing, and immediately restarted the Mac (I’m using 10.9.5) (Be sure to remove any traces of Elite Keylogger from the Dock, and if you had it set as a “Start Up Item.” delete that in Start Up Items, in Systems Preferences.
I’m being very specific, not because I think you don’t know most of this stuff, the terms, etc, but I don’t know you, and you and others who might benefit from this post, may well be brand new users to the Mac, or computing altogether. So forgive my “hand holding” way of explaining how I accomplished the total removal of this program. (No disrespect intended toward anyone‼️)
07. I had a copy of Elite Keylogger’s installer on an external drive; copied it to my Hard drive, and reinstalled the program (v. 1.7.325). Elite Keylogger told me after installation, I had successfully
Installed the app. I then immediately memorized a new password (LOL!), typed it in, set all preferences, and began using the program again. 2 full days have passed, without a hitch, everything I type and every URL I visit is recorded, and every part of this fine program is A-OK.
Again, my apologies to all, for the long winded explanation. But I’m on a Mac since 1994, PowerBook 160 I think, and over the years I’ve tried explaining things to others, and I usually get back lots of “Which xyz? Where is the xyz? Do I also xyz after I’m done, etc?
Good luck, Pettifogger0712 :-)
Annie
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P.S. I give the program (5) ★★★★★
are you not ashamed spying out those who earn your money ??
this is exactly the shameless KGB, CIA or Mossad mentality that seeds wind and harvests storm. grrrr !
If you have a written computer usage agreement that your employees are aware of, and they know they may be monitored, then it's their fault if they don't follow protocol and are caught breaking the rules.
They can surf on their breaks!