It can log typed text (passwords, emails, chats), capture screenshots, track visited websites, and email these logs to a remote user. Legitimate Use:

KGB Keylogger is a long-standing monitoring tool designed to record every keystroke made on a PC. Version 4.5.4 was a popular iteration known for its "stealth mode," which allows it to run hidden from the Task Manager and Add/Remove Programs list. Key features typically include:

Some use it for parental control (monitoring children) or employee monitoring on company-owned devices (with consent). Malicious Use: It is widely classified as by security companies like Juniper Networks

KGB Keylogger is a surveillance tool designed to record every keystroke made on a computer. It has historically been used for both legitimate and malicious purposes: Juniper Networks Capabilities: