keyboard turns tattletale
they wrote about a chandler engineer stephen allen who designed and sells a hardware device to monitor the keystrokes of a computer.
its called
keykatchers
and sold by his company
allen concepts inc
the device is attached to the end of the keyboards cord and plugs into the computer. it even comes with a shrink wrap tub so you can tell if the person your monitoring tampered with it.
to read the data in the device you open a program such as word and type your password. the device will then dump the keystrokes it has captured into the word document.
it costs $45 to $75 depending on the amound of memory you get.
his website is
its also sold at spy headquarters
the reporter who wrote the article is
jon sidener
jon.sidener@arizonarepublic.com
(602)444-8169