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Keymon Wireless System logs every single keystroke remotely

Apr 3, 06 08:47 AM PDT


Keymon Wireless System logs every single keystroke remotely
Be afraid, be very afraid. The Keymon Wireless System is a wireless keystroke monitoring system that can be added on unto KeyGhost. It allows one to monitor the keystrokes of any plugged-in PS/2 keyboard in real-time up to a range of 300 meters, depending on the location. Installation is simple like a normal external KeyGhost module. The Keymon is powered by the host PC and transmits data only when the keyboard is being typed to minimize detection. The Keymon is available in June onwards and will retail for a jaw-dropping $2525.23. More specs after the jump. • Frequency: 886 MHz
• Maximum Output Power: 25 mW
• Range: 50 - 300 meters
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