Python Keylogger

This is a python 3 keylogger which will work on windows, mac and linux. This script is 8 lines long and usues the pynput module. This python keylogger will store typed keys in a file in order of when they were typed.

NOTE: Shift + Right Click now gives an option for PowerShell instead of cmd (this is Microsofts fault). It is fine to execute the same commands in PowerShell; it does nothing different. So you can use PowerShell or open cmd and 'cd' to the directory.

Instead of manually installing pynput as I show at 0:19, you could run "python -m pip install pynput"; this method is much faster.

This video is for educational purposes only. You may use this on your own computer but you must have permission of the owner and all users to use this on someone else's computer. I will not be held liable for your mistakes and activities.

As of 21-9-17 Python 3.6 is now supported. Later versions of Python are still not supported.

In no way do I recommend this script to be used for malicious purposes. If you are going to test this keylogger out on anyone, make sure they are fully aware of they keylogger. This video is only for educational purposes.

🐍 In this video I use Python 3.5.
👍🏼 Feel free to comment with any issues.

[first-zhxi]

your videos are perfect, no waste of time, good explanation, damn, keep up the good work.

[ruslash]

this is just perfect explanation. no bullshit intro (no wasted time). simple, short and correct. thank u. b my m8 :)

[sophieosu]

If anyone is having trouble with the cmd command error, and you have added the variables and everything, try doing 'py' instead of 'python'
Worked for me :)

[seanriley]

Thanks for the great tutorial. It was clear, concise, and your voice sent shivers of pleasure running down my spine.

Cheers.

[spinkygr]

Thanks a lot mate! Clear, strait, no useless talk. It worked 1st try. Bravo!

[tuna]

this tutorial is short and straight to the point, and it worked perfectly!

[shauryapatel]

i love your videos straight to the topic nothing else, bland voice making it not distracting, amazing!

[tamx]

at 0:42 for me instead of saying "Open command window here" it says "Open PowerShell window here". Help?

[scratchndent]

An amazing channel, no time is wasted on intros or promotions, instructions are clear and to the point, and easy to follow, even on a different operating system i still manage to understand what i have to do and make it work :) keep up the awesome work

[mibrahim]

Maybe the best tutorials I've ever seen.. just straight to the point! .. thanks mate!!

Can you make tutorial about permission in python! Like when we create a file it gives access denied ..

[outcastedgaming]

thank you so much it was easy to follow and it helped me a lot with my college class. my major is cyber security

[hm]

GUYs in python 3.5 + versions for text file to be generated add / even before the file names

[dannismarin]

Exelente video mi pana, aunque no se mucho ingles, se ve que sabes bastante, te felicito por tu trabajo y la atencion que le pones a los comentarios, sigue asi.

[bhagyeshkocharekar]

You can use pip command to install pynput without downloading from github. Just open cmd and type "pip install pynput" without quotes.

[zyrax]

python -m pip install Pynput IT Works!!!

[sarmadakram]

Good morning, First of all thank you so much for such great tutorails. One question is it possible to store all these keys into an array or variable instead for creating file because i have the code to send these keys through email.

[EthanParker_]

Thank you so much for this! It's so well explained!

[zaksen_d]

Hey! Great tutorial :)
However, when using it on mac, I have this in the .txt file :
2016-12-24 16:05:59, 792: Key.shift
2016-12-24 16:06:08, 000: Key.ctrl
2016-12-24 16:06:26, 274: Key.alt
2016-12-24 16:07:21, 059: Key.shift
It would be great if you could help me, thanks!

[tutorialsyou]

i keep getting Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#3>", line 1, in <module>
import pynput

[davidh-r]

This runs so beautifully, have a question though, is there anyway to resume the script to run in the background after killing it? Or would you just have to restart the account for it to naturally run again?