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Monday, December 27, 2010

Employee Monitoring Keylogger for Mac OS X

Have you been thinking about monitoring the utilization on your office Mac computers?

Whenever you have employees that need to make use of the computers to complete their jobs, you may have difficulties in finding out what they may be performing. This can be specifically possible if they run Mac computers in their personal offices or delete logs before shutting down the office Mac. In this case, random computer checking and surveillance cameras will fail to complete your monitoring work.

This is a situation businesses face today. Employee monitoring devices have become more attractive, affordable and easy to use. Companies see their value in helping to increase security, improve productivity and reduce employee misbehavior, competitive information leaks and liability risks.

The very best choice is Mac spy software for employee monitoring, such as Aobo Mac Keylogger. Aobo Mac Keylogger runs in stealth mode on the office Mac computers. The Mac Keylogger records all the keystrokes entered, websites visited, chat conversations sent and received and send the logs to you by email or FTP secretly.

For employee computer monitoring on Mac OS X, we suggest that an FTP server be setup on your local network server. Create an FTP account with restricted access and use it as the FTP delivery account for Aobo Mac Keylogger to upload the logs.

Aobo Employee Monitoring Mac Keylogger Key Features

Stealthy and undetectable Monitoring
Record all keystrokes typed on any applications
Record both-side chat history on iChat/AIM/Adium/Skype/MSN
Record website visits on the Mac computers
Record desktop screenshots in a preset interval
Monitor multiple user accounts on one Mac computer
Secretly send the logs to your email box or FTP server
Password protected of the program
Easy-to-use Key Logger for Mac

Employee Monitoring Mac Key Logger Compatibility

Fully supports Mac OS X 10.4.x, 10.5.x, 10.6.x
Universal builds (for both Intel and Power PC)
Supports MacBook/iMac/PowerPC/Mac Mini

It is essential to understand what your employees are making use of your office computers and Internet service for. Employee monitoring work will examine not only the working status but also the communication situation of your staff. Get motion now!

By Kim Sanders

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Signs of Having a Mac Keylogger

Mac keylogger is a security program for your Mac that records activities performed on your computer. The stealthy keylogger stays hidden in the background and captures keystrokes, desktop screenshots, web history and sometimes even application passwords.

The users usually install the program to your Mac to monitor the activities on your computer. Although many Mac keyloggers are said to be undetectable, there are still some clues that can help you to determine if a keylogger is installed in your Mac.

For software keyloggers, the first place you should notice is the Dock. Many legitimate and commercial Mac keyloggers have Dock icons that will tell that the computer is being monitored. Here are some other signs that can help you to determine if your computer has a Keylogger for Mac:

Network activity even if you are not accessing the network.

This happens when the Mac keylogger attempts to send the captured data through the Internet.

Unknown or mysterious running processes.

Some keyloggers do not leave icons on your Dock but sometimes the process of the Mac keylogger may appear in the Activity Monitor. If you notice an unknown process in your Activity Monitor, that may be a keylogger.

Online accounts change.

If you are sure that you are the only one who knows your log-in details on various online accounts and you notice some changes, like a change of settings, passwords, or even transactions (banks, credit cards), then it is another clue that someone else manages to steal your log-in details through keyloggers.

Additional: Those above are just some basic clues in finding keylogger for Mac. Indeed, the Mac keylogger can help you a lot in parental control, network management or employee monitoring, however, there are also keyloggers that can effectively hide themselves, avoid detection or even steal your data. You should be alert in case of something wrong happening

Friday, September 3, 2010

Is My Office MacBook Private?

Are the office MacBooks private? In most cases, they are not. There are really no office computer privacy laws that keep your info on your office macbook from being monitored at a place of employment.

If a network system and office computers are used within a company, the employer owns them and is allowed to monitor their contents. Informations that are sent internally to other co-workers or another company can be subject to being monitored by your employer. This includes emails, chaat logs, websites visited and so on.

And it is in all probability that your macbook has been installed on some moniroing software (also called mac keylogger software). All your online activities will be under supervision. This is more likely to small business. So, if you need to handle some private buisiness, we suggest you wait until your are at home or somewhere you know you are not being monitored.