Malware
malware:keylogger
Also: key logger, key-logger
Malicious software described as being installed to capture game credentials.
Malicious software described as being installed to capture game credentials.
“install a key logger and steal their game credentials”
Malicious software described as recording keystrokes, compromising accounts, and monitoring users of criminal forums and a Secret Service computer.
“one of the files that came through was a keylogger”
“a keylogger’s downloaded to it”
Malware capability described as recording keystrokes and used in the legal argument against Marcus Hutchins.
“malware listens to keystrokes. Like, it’s like a key-logger”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| incoming | USES | Manos Di | Explicit | 129 |
| incoming | USES | La Cosa Nostra | Attributed | 129 |
| incoming | USES | Kronos | Attributed | 158 |
Brett attributes the compromise of his accounts and the monitoring of his activity to a keylogger operated by Manos Di.
Explicit Confidence 91% · Brett Johnson EP 129 Details
“I think it’s a keylogger on the system”
“that’s what Manos Di did, was all that”
La Cosa Nostra USES keylogger
The site was reported to have a keylogger that downloaded to visitors and recorded their keystrokes.
Attributed Confidence 98% · Brett Johnson EP 129 Details
“La Cosa Nostra has a keylogger on the site. Anyone who visits the site, a keylogger’s downloaded to it”
The prosecution's theory treated the malware as a keylogger because it listened to keystrokes; this is presented as the government's characterization rather than an uncontested technical classification.
Attributed Confidence 78% · Malwaretech EP 158 Details
“malware listens to keystrokes. Like, it’s like a key-logger”