I am definitely sure that theres a virus and maybe even a keylogger .
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There is only one way to resolve your concern: erase that Mac completely, and reinstall all your essential software from reliable sources. In your position I would be satisfied with nothing less. Create a backup first, so that you can recover your essential documents and other data.
I also scanned using Avast / Avira / AntiMalwareByte.
Forget all those things. None of them are even remotely capable of providing absolute assurance a key logger has not been installed. It is only possible to identify the presence of known key loggers. The converse is logically impossible. Google Chrome was primarily developed to harvest personal information, and its variety of available third party plug-ins and other add-ons will only exacerbate that concern and increase your exposure to that threat.
Never install 'anti-virus' or 'anti-malware' or 'cleaning' software on a Mac, regardless of its source or apparent popularity. 'Avast' is arguably malicious itself. Erasing your Mac will eliminate any concern regarding their complete eradication from your Mac.
Please read Effective defenses against malware and other threats.
Feb 8, 2016 4:15 PM
This repository holds the code for a simple and easy to use keylogger for Mac OS X. It is not meant to be malicious, and is written as a proof of concept. There is not a lot of information on keyloggers or implementing them on Mac OS X, and most of the ones I've seen do not work as indicated. This project aims to be a simple implementation on how it can be accomplished on OS X.
Note: This keylogger is currently unable to capture secure input such as passwords. See issue #3 for more information.
Usage
Start by cloning the repository and running the proper make commands, shown below. By default, the application installs to
/usr/local/bin/keylogger
, which can easily be changed in the Makefile
. make install
may require root access.The application by default logs to
/var/log/keystroke.log
, which may require root access depending on your system's permissions. You can change this in keylogger.h
if necessary.If you'd like the application to run on startup, run the
startup
make target:![Keygen amac keylogger for mac free Keygen amac keylogger for mac free](/uploads/1/2/6/2/126234049/688362408.png)
Uninstallation
![Spyrix keylogger for mac Spyrix keylogger for mac](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-ZltYZfLxDnM/U6gEkiiPtJI/AAAAAAAAACE/CnSjV7ekWNQ/w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu/aobo-mac-osx-keylogger-scre.jpg)
You can completely remove the application from your system (including the startup daemon) by running the following command (logs will not be deleted):
Optional Parameters
You can pass in two optional parameters to the program. The
clear
option will clear the logs at the default location. Any other argument passed in will be used as the path to the log file for that process. See below:Contributing
Feel free to fork the project and submit a pull request with your changes!