Spyware is malicious software designed to secretly monitor and collect information about a user's activities. It can capture keystrokes, screenshots, browsing history, and other sensitive data without the user's knowledge.
Spyware typically infiltrates a system through malicious downloads, email attachments, or software bundles. Once installed, it runs in the background, collecting data and sending it to a remote attacker.
Here are some common techniques used by spyware:
Here are some of the most notorious spyware tools:
A commercial spyware tool for monitoring computer activity.
A powerful spyware tool for monitoring smartphones and computers.
A spyware tool for monitoring mobile devices.
A tool for tracking phone calls, messages, and GPS location.
A tool for recording keystrokes on a computer.
A spyware tool for monitoring phones and computers.
A tool for monitoring computer activity and capturing screenshots.
A tool for monitoring mobile devices and online activities.
Below is a simple example of how spyware can capture keystrokes. Type something in the input field to see how it works.
To protect yourself from spyware, follow these best practices:
Spyware should only be used with proper authorization. Unauthorized use of spyware is illegal and unethical. Always respect privacy and follow applicable laws.