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So I think it's going to be the key logger, as you know, the key logger will record the keystrokes

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the user has pressed and log into the file.

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Are you going to email?

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So this is the basic purpose of the key logger.

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So you need to import the module corporate input.

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So this is by input, not input.

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And we need to finish this module using this pipe.

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So people start by and book and I have already started sweating because it already started, so we just

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this using this.

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And you need to import two functions, that is a by and large, that is from buying the keyboard and

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need to say import, let's start.

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Now, before going into this, I want to show you one thing that is we can open this file as a statement

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also with the opening of September.

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And in the more Apple and as you have to consider the current and you can say it's not so just another

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way of opening the files, what this, uh, makes little differences of you.

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No need to worry about disclosing the file disk operator automatically when you have accepted this with

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the loop.

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But I should not do so with a statement issued this if that growth will be automatically performed so

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that you got this with the operator.

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So in the same way we can say with.

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With DNA, the result is not a function in this, uh uh, by computer keyboard.

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Not even to say he's on the press, so whenever there is a key press on the keyboard and it will execute

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the function that separates, and there is another thing that is underneath.

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So when you press the key, you should release that, right.

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So underneath it all, I declare this function that is the result.

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You can also name whatever you want in this president.

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So you need to open his cell and to a large joint.

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So this is will create the thread and this district gets started and run.

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This is another function.

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So this result will go on resiting.

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And whenever there is a key piece on the key, what this function will be executed.

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So we need to define these functions.

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Live presser.

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And the argument is this residual function was the key that we have the key object to this particular

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function that is key and we can just print off key.

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And similarly, we're on the list, so if you have the space key on the list, if you want to use some

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code, you can execute.

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On the list of key.

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So let me just say for now, I think we should we are good to go in order to execute this one.

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By and right, sorry for not my daughter has been running and whatever I type in the key, you are going

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to print this.

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You can see the random keys I'm just printing.

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So you can see these are the keys I'm predicting and we are got the output.

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So now what I want to do is I want to say, if Ketut, uh, if I pursued the key escape and there it

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is the escape, then I should exit this function.

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So if he is equal is equal to and capital key dot Iasi.

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Yes.

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For a skip.

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And you need to do this.

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Uh you need to return for us.

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So they're just sending the files to this variable, so on, uh, this is not a function on seeing this

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files, it will stop, uh, listening servers, run this to get you more understanding.

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So I have people who are these, uh, letters when President Skip it has.

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So I'm just content to present this when I release this on my program.

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So this is just an ID to the program.

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So now what we're going to do is we are going to read this content to file.

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Uh, let's say a physical go into this territory.

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So this is assembled at a physical to open off some people not and I'm going to write it in because

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we maybe the the text contains some other key strokes.

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So we need to open them to the text so we can just say, oh, you should of printing.

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We can say that right off key.

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And here we can say of Ducros.

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I think that the squad works, so it's going to run out program and it's Nikil.

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Sorry for this weekend, the suggestion.

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So, no, we need to facilities that key douching not as good and run this to.

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Etc.

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Now, my are the keys are have been returned to this file and let's see if we can see all of the keys

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here, Michael and you exit or some other keys I have just randomly.

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So this is a basic Raegan right in the python, and you're going to execute, uh, under Domitian.

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So now what are going to do?

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We are going to include this email Bohmer email code, which you have seen in the previous video.

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All right, now, what we want to do is we are going to copy these two modules and paste it in here,

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so we are just logging into this and shot this message.

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I'm going to send the file contents to this one.

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Script, copy and paste, you can hear.

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So I'm creating the main object, starting business and logging in and sending out this message, I

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will send this message.

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So let me go to my e-mail.

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I attended the password after that e-mail Bombadier.

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So that means.

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Since the state saw.

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So Reagan's dirty war.

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So this is the one with this one.

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OK, we have successfully covid.

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And let me change the password to this one.

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All right, now we need to open this file again because we have closed this file descriptor here.

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And I just share in the rumor because you don't want to edit those contacts and messages close to your

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heart rate.

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And I can say you have not close afterwards.

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Now, my message will be, are the keystrokes I'm getting from the hackers wanted you to take out so

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that we are not on this?

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All right, let me clear up the contents of this, just to make sure only this output has been going

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into the mail and the script that certainly is good by.

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And some random keys.

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So my script has been successfully done now that if you get an email or not.

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So I think I have brought this right, spam, and then we go, we have got the keys that we have stored

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in that picture for.

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So that's all for this, basically, Robert.

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Guys, I hope you have understood, so we are just creating this listener and whenever there is a key

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piece, we are executing this function and you're storing it in the file, then we are closing the file.

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And after this is another, we are going to create the just shrugging in why are these made of gold?

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And then we're reading the sample text for contents and then we are closing it.

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So one thing you can do is you can create of this contents after this sending the mail.

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That's so if you got the contents of these contents, you don't need to get it again.

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So that's why you can just delete the contents so you can see the value plus and you've got a very tough.

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So I think this will work great.

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So let me go ahead and corral this contentious.

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Let me say this and that, let's put this group together.

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So let's see.

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So there are no contents in the sand because we have all written or written with this empty, empty

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shell.

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So we have got them issuing.

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Why did we get the impression that this message.

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Let's go and ask again.

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So there are maybe there is deep

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and deep message, just greed, so let's not worry about the clearing, the contents.

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So that's sort of the basic with this, Kyra, you can just check the previous malcontents to see what

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are the common keystrokes.

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So the tough ones you do.

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I hope you understood this krca.