ISpyNOOW ;)

**eminem** · 30th October 2002

hav a gander @ this guys

its remote installation monitoring spyware

http://www.ispynow.com/

had a go with it last night with permission of course from a good m8. (i used version 1.0 though). Very handy. If any1 wants a copy of 1.0 pm me.

p.s. wud like 2.0 if any1 has it, also only use this with permission of whoever u plant the spyware on.

EM.

**marcode** · 30th October 2002

Surveillance Features - Remotely Viewable!

Internet Conversation Logging [view screenshot] - Log both sides of all chat conversations for AOL/ICQ/MSN/AIM Instant Messengers, and view them in real time, as they are happening!

Window Activity Logging [screenshot] - Capture information on every window interacted with.

Application Activity Logging [screenshot] - Track every application/executable that was executed and interacted with.

Clipboard Activity Logging [screenshot] - Capture every text and image item that was csent to the clipboard on the remote machine.

Keystroke Monitoring [screenshot] - Track all keystrokes pressed [including hidden system keys!] and which windows they were pressed in. Keystrokes can also be passed through a formatter for easy viewing/exporting.

Websites Activity Logging [screenshot] - Log all websites that were accessed on the remote machine.

Real Time Monitoring and PC Control
Window Management [view screenshot] - Remotely view open windows with the ability to close a window with a single click.
Dynamic ip Monitoring - iSpyNOW will detect all internet connections on LAN and Dial up connections. If the IP Address changes in a dynamic environment, iSpyNOW's built in intelligent detection system will alert you of the new IP address of the remote user immediately via e-mail!

Process Moderating [view screenshot] - Remotely view running processes [applications] with the ability to terminate an application with a single click.

Critical System Information [view screenshot] - View information such as memory usage, shell folders, etc, from a remote location. Perfect for diagnosing system conflicts/problems!

System Control - Reboot/Shutdown/Logoff the current user of the remote machine instantly.

Security Features

E-Mail Deployment - Simply send iSpynow as an email attachment to the workstation or PP you wish to monitor remotely in real time, and the program will install immediately! iSpynow is the only program capable of doing this!

Undetectable! - iSpynow uses the latest in stealth recording technology - no one will know it is running! Employees, Children or Even Spouses!

Always Running! - iSpynow will startup with EVERY Windows user in active mode, so you will never have blackout monitoring sessions!

Password Protection [view screenshot] - iSpynow uses powerful encryption to ensure that only you have access to the iSpynow Control Panel from a remote location.

128-Bit Encryption - iSpynow utilizes the MD5 Message Digest Algorithm [as defined in RFC 1321]. The MD5 Message Digest Algorithm is a one-way hash algorithm, which takes any length of data and produces a 128 bit "fingerprint" or "message digest". This ensures all data can not be snooped or viewed while it is being viewed remotely.

fook me, thats just a bloody trojan lol

what do u have to put on the computer of the person ur snooping on? ie how big is it etc, and i take it u have to have access to the pc or can it be done remotely?

cheers

**eminem** · 30th October 2002

fook me, thats just a bloody trojan lol

what do u have to put on the computer of the person ur snooping on? ie how big is it etc, and i take it u have to have access to the pc or can it be done remotely?

xactly wat im thought dude but apparently its not a trojan - its spyware. LOL u send an .exe to the person or if u hav access to the pc just bang it on and run it. it doesnt bring anything up on screen & is not detected by virus scanners cause its not a trojan. (to chek if its runnin just check process after pressing CTRL/ALT/DEL)

i know this looks dodgy but ive read up on it b4 postin and i dont see anything wrong with postin it.

EM.

ABCMan · 1st November 2002

shit!!! its a weird one is this.

it certainly has legitamite uses so its ok for here, but it sounds like it could be nasty shit if it is used as a trojan, other admin could feel differently and choose to remove it, but unless that happens i'll let it stay.

**eminem** · 1st November 2002

dats why i posted in the VIP section, though some peeps could gain a usage from it. ive sent chippy a copy cause he would like to know wat his kids get up2 on the net which seems like a legitimate use for the software.
EM.

**marcode** · 1st November 2002

lol.. i was considering installing it on my m8s pc, leave it for a few weeks, then give him a print out of all the porn sites hes visited, including some selected pics...... then watch him shit himself... muahahahaha

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**chippy** · 1st November 2002

ok here`s my report on this bit of s/w :-

it does exactly what it says on the tin

i have 2 comps networked (mine and my daughters in her bedroom) i was a bit worryed what she was lookin at on the net and now i know exactly what she does....i can view her desktop.....look at her keystrokes......check chat logs....web history etc etc ....so it`s ideal for what i want it for

but !!....i would`nt class it as a trojan

my definition of a trojan would be having total control over the "victims" comp (bein able to delete files,d/l files etc) and this software does`nt do it porbably because it`s IE based and the server itself is very limited.........so if ur thinkin of usin it as a "sub7" type of proggy forget it............but like i say i`m happy with it

thanks again to em for sendin it

.........i owe ya a beer mate !!

chippy

incidently i only asked for this cause i`m on winxp and the traditional "trojan s/w" don`t werk on it.................BUT after a bit of surfin i did come across some s/w that does give u total control in the sub7 genere

( but norton av found it anyways)

**eminem** · 1st November 2002

thnx for the report dude, i wouldn't use a trojan on any of ya pcs if i were u as any1 can attach to that pc (port scanning etc...) and do anything they want even if u setup a password with subs. wud stay well away from trojans if i were ya

EM.

**biggy7** · 6th November 2002

now this pissin me off, hehe

ive sent it to my mate, who allowed me to send it him, and i get the email notification, but can never connect via the browser to him,, wtf

he even alowed it through the firewall

but still no joy!!! help!!

im using dsl router with my broadband if thats any help

**unclex** · 6th November 2002

You need a real trojan

**chippy** · 21st November 2002

just another update to this..............my original prob was that i couldnt get any of the "sub7" type s/w to work on my xp box to monitor my daughters surfinetc.........but i envetually found some and tested it ............it works far better and is alot faster than ispynow and is alot more powerful

(better screen capture,better keyloggin and alot more).........BUT .........and i stress the point ......IT IS a trojan and should b handled so

i only need this to monitor 1 pc on my mini LAN and have a fiewall on my main pc so i can control it`s activities..........like eminem said if u don`t know how to "block" incomin tcp/ip and open ports DONT use it

but it works for me

heres the link http://www.lithiumrat.org/main.html

chippy

**Jaffa** · 25th November 2002

If i think i may have accepted this software onto my pc how would i detect it?

**Gel** · 23rd December 2002

Originally posted by eminem
hav a gander @ this guys

its remote installation monitoring spyware

http://www.ispynow.com/

had a go with it last night with permission of course from a good m8. (i used version 1.0 though). Very handy. If any1 wants a copy of 1.0 pm me.

p.s. wud like 2.0 if any1 has it, also only use this with permission of whoever u plant the spyware on.

EM.

I just downloaded 2.0 with Kazaa lol!