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An updated version of keystroke logger targeting the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) related processes, It utilizes a low-level keyboard input hook, allowing it to record keystrokes in certain contexts (like in mstsc.exe and CredentialUIBroker.exe)

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TakeMyRDP2.0 is developed with the intension of using this tool only for educational purpose.

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Updates applied

[+] It will run silently in the background without displaying a window, It creates a hidden window to handle Windows messages and processes keyboard input using the hook.

[+] Records the numeric keypad as well, as the entire keyboard.

[+] Improved it and added functionality to log the output to a "logfile.txt" file instead of printing it to the screen.

TakeMyRDP 2.0

A keystroke logger targeting the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) related processes, It utilizes a low-level keyboard input hook, allowing it to record keystrokes in certain contexts (like in mstsc.exe and CredentialUIBroker.exe) it operates in the background not as a console windows anymore and handles all messages in a hidden window.

Updated Demo

Demonstration-video.mp4

License

"We must be free not because we claim freedom, but because we practice it.” —William Faulkner

  • Any future work done must follow the guidelines mentioned in GPLv3.0.
  • GNU GPLv3.0

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Firstly, a big thanks 🙏🏻 for the overwhelming response social media. I would be more than happy for PRs or sponsors.

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P.S. For any queries or concerns, you can reach out to me on NoceraLabs. I'll try my best to help 🙏.

Credits for the Original project

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