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Hardware keylogger installation
Installing a hardware keylogger takes less than 5 seconds!
Wi-Fi wireless keylogger access
Wi-Fi keyloggers send E-mail reports with recorded keystroke data via Wireless LAN
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VideoGhost |
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Patent pending technology
Familiar with the hardware keylogger concept? Why not take this to the next level and log entire screenshots instead of only keystrokes? That's precisely what this tiny hardware video-logger does: silently records screenshots and stores them as JPEGs to an internal 2GB flash disk. Simply connect the video-logger to the computers DVI, VGA, or HDMI port, and it will automatically take a snapshot every few seconds. To view the recorded images, simply switch the device to flash drive mode, and it'll pop-up as a removable disk containing recorded JPEGs. This tiny patent-pending frame-grabber is the first of its kind available on the market!
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Features |
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Take advantage of the unique new features:
- Compatible with all DVI, VGA, and HDMI devices
- Supports resolutions up to Full-HD 1080p
(1920 x 1080) and WUXGA (1920 x 1200)
- Works with computers and external laptop monitors
- No power supply necessary (power is drawn from the USB port)
- Built-in JPEG encoder
- 2 Gigabytes of internal memory in all versions
- Built-in timestamping module and battery with over 7 years lifetime guaranteed!
- No software or drivers required, Windows, Linux, and Mac compatible
- Ultra compact and discrete, looks like an mini-extension cable
- Transparent to computer operation, undetectable for security scanners
- Available color options: White, Black, Gray, Blue
- Works out of the box, no configuration necessary!
Applications
- Observe WWW, E-mail & chat usage by children and employees
- Monitor employee productivity
- Protect your child from on-line hazards and predators
- Save snapshots from slide shows, presentations, movies, surveillance cameras
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What's inside?
Computer cable Microprocessor
FPGA chip Video connector
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Purchase |
DVI 2 GB
(16 Gbit) |
Computers or laptops with digital DVI output
(large white rectangular plug)
White Gray Black
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$149.99
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HDMI 2 GB
(16 Gbit) |
Computers or laptops with digital HDMI output
(small flat plug)
Black Gray
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$149.99
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VGA 2 GB
(16 Gbit) |
Computers or laptops with analog VGA output
(old-style 15-pin blue plug)
Blue Gray Black
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$149.99
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Non U.S. resident? Please use our International Ordering Center instead.
Interested in resale? Check our resale prices for purchases of 5 or more units.
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The world's smallest frame-grabber
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How does it work?
The VideoGhost is an innovative tiny frame-grabber, hidden inside a standard video cable. It may capture the video signal of a computer or laptop. The built-in powerful FPGA chip and microprocessor enable it to convert the captured video signal to a JPEG image, and store it to the internal 2 Gigabyte flash drive. The VideoGhost is a purely electronic device, meaning it requires no software or drivers, and does not interfere with the standard video transmission to the monitor or TV.
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Getting the device running is very simple: just plug the video-logger in-between the video output socket and monitor or TV. Then connect the USB cable to a free USB socket (this is for powering the device only).
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How do I view the recorded screenshots?
Retrieving screenshots is very similar to using a digital camera. Use the personal USB key, delivered with the device, and connect it to a computers USB port. The video-logger will pop-up as a removable drive, containing captured screenshots as JPEG files. The files will contain embedded time and date information.
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Which version do I need?
This depends on the output video interface of the device you would like to monitor. This may be DVI (white rectangular socket), VGA (old-style 15-pin blue socket), or HDMI (small black/gray socket). Refer to the product selector if uncertain.
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Is this legal?
Technically speaking, you should contact a lawyer to get detailed information about the local laws, and the application for which you intend to use this device for. Generally it's permitted to monitor your own computer, meaning you can watch what your kids and family are doing on the computer. If you want to monitor your employees, or perform any other type of surveillance, you should display a clear notice about this fact. It is obviously NOT LEGAL to use this device for any type spying, or stealing confidential data.
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Want to learn more? Read the VideoGhost User's Guide or simply ask us.
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