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@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@ -** INTRO ** - Evspy is a general purpose kernel-mode keylogger in (early) development stage. The file from where you can read the registered keystrokes is /proc/driver/evspy @@ -9,22 +7,18 @@ Don't be evil. ** COMPILE ** - $ make ** LOAD ** - # insmod evspy.ko ** UNLOAD ** - # rmmod evspy ** IS IT ALREADY LOADED? ** - $ lsmod | grep evspy @@ -32,24 +26,22 @@ Don't be evil. If you want evspy to be loaded every time system boots, copy it into your kernel module dir: - # cp evspy.ko /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/input/evspy.ko and update module database: - # depmod -a (In some distros it could also be necessary to add it to some rc/config file) Once it has been installed, you can load it when you want with - # modprobe evspy ** OTHER ** A patch is supplied (evspy.patch) to be able to compile a kernel with evspy -included; just cd to your Linux source tree, copy all the evspy files (*.c *.h) -to drivers/input/, and apply the patch. Then you should be able to configure the -kernel to include evspy just like any other module: +included; just cd to your Linux source tree, copy all the evspy files +(*.c *.h maps khm) to drivers/input/, and apply the patch. +Then you should be able to configure the kernel to include evspy just like +any other module: Device Drivers --> Input device support --> Event based keylogger |