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The KEYKatcher Mini 64kB Hardware Keylogger is the solution for monitoring light computer activity in your home. Records 42 pages worth of typing. (For PS/2 Keyboards)

Just Plug It In!

No software installation required!

What is a Hardware Keylogger?

A Hardware Keylogger is a small device that plugs in between your keyboard cable and computer and records every keystroke typed! There is no software to install in order to use a Hardware Keylogger. KEYKatcher Keyloggers will record: chat, email, instant messaging, MySpace messages, and much more.

Why do you need a KEYKatcher Keylogger?

• Be aware of what your child is typing online because, what you don't know can hurt you.
• Learn how to protect your children from online dangers via computer security monitoring.

Recommended Keylogger for Home Computer Monitoring

As a concerned parent, you have the obligation to assure your child's safety while he/she is on the internet. Children and teenagers are one of the fastest growing groups of internet users. Cybercrime is rapidly increasing, and our children are at a higher risk of becoming victims of internet crime than most parents realize. KEYKatcher Hardware Keyloggers serve as a valuable tool for understanding their on-line activities and communicating with them about acceptable use of the computer and internet.

All KEYKatcher Keyloggers are incredibly easy to install and use. They are truly plug-and-play which means as soon as you've properly plugged your KEYKatcher into your computer - it is ready to record.

KEYKatcher Keyloggers Help Guard Against Online Predators

Know what your loved ones are doing online and be prepared to step in when necessary. The KEYKatcher can literally be "your eyes when you're not there"

Did you know?

• As many as 75% of all children may be willing to give personal information in exchange for goods or services.
• As many as 1 in 4 children who visit internet chat rooms may have been contacted or propositioned by a pedophile.

The U.S. Department of Justice recommends that a banner notice indicating the keystroke monitoring policy be placed on all computer systems that will be conducting keystroke monitoring. The banner should give clear and unequivocal notice to intruders that by signing on and using the system, they are expressly consenting to having their keystrokes monitored or recorded during their computer session. If an unauthorized intruder downloads an authorized user's file, keystroke monitoring will record both the intruder's download command and the name of the compromised accessed file.