How do you call a program that...

How do you call a program that records the images on your monitor when your away. I'm not asking for a program but for a search criteria on Google.

Well, I'm not sure about storing images because that's basically a polled screenshot-capture program or something but I do know that you can have a software/hardware keylogger that stores all keyboard actions into a file (or on the hardware itself).

Just do a search on keylogger if that fits the bill. Don't know of the other though.

Well i know u can view your computer remotely w. Sub7 trojan (blah, not reccomended) .....
but if i were u id just go with a keylogger or a monotering tool that goes farther then logging keys, actualy goes into history on the internet.... what images theyve downloaded, etc.

A monitoring tool... THAT'S THE ONE!

thnx

If you have VB you can program one yourself that runs kind of hidden and will capture screenshots to BMP (there's also a BMP2GIF converter I found once that will help decrease HD space).

The question is more or less how often you want that routine to fire. You can run it on a timer, or try to capture an event for it to fire...it's really up to you.

Just what Vorlin said, search "keylogger."

Umm, its also knows as spying software.....kinda like Spytechs Spyagent. But you didn't hear that from me, because I am being monitored at work.

thnx guys :)

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...apture+program

be aware that you are spying on yourself as well as anyone else who uses your computer...

Ouroboros

there is a prog that takes actual screen shots every so many secs heh and its from an old script kiddie fav www.netbus.org ;)

v_Ln

I can't remember the exact name, but sometime before I was searching for new programmes to reverse, on www.tucows.com or www.download.com
And came up with a truly stealthy and useful "monitoring" programme.
I guess the keywords were either "desktop" or "monitor".
You could choose the interval of the screen shot taking process, and also other features, like "keylogging, disabling some specific functions, etc.".
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