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The Internet is full of such stuff. So why not introduce to you another one? Go! This is another example of using Win32 API functions to hook some system messages. Just run it once to start listening to the keyboard and clipboard and writing all content into a text log file. Recording will stop the second time you execute it. The author promises that this keylogger has no undeclared functions and is not a malicious program. It is intended for educational use and not for collecting sensitive information.

...A keystroke logger or keylogger is basically a program that records keystrokes and saves them in a log file on your local computer. This keylogger is simple and bare bones, but works wonderfully and is useful for a number of things. You can use it to track key movements and make sure no one is using your computer while you’re away, or use it for self-analysis. In businesses and offices it can be used to monitor employee activity; in schools it can track keystrokes and log banned words.

While performing a Pen test for a client i needed to catch a domain user name and password, there are several ways to gain users passwords and it really depends on a lot of factors on how to get it in my case i didn't had time to wait for the user to enter his credentials and get it using a key logger so I and @Roni_Bachar created a fake windows domain login window to tried to force and trick the user to enter his password. There are several tools and techniques such as "Mimikatz" but they require you to have administrative/system privileges, you don't need special privileges to execute "Windows Domain Credentials Phishing Tool"...

...I do not condone any nefarious uses for said keylogger. DO NOT USE ON ANY SYSTEM THAT IS NOT YOUR OWN. Also you must inform all users of said computer (if their are multiple accounts) that you will be using said program. I am not responsible for how you use this. (*Note: Looking for more positive criticism than actual publishing)

Keylogger Hooks is a project designed to teach the implementation of keyloggers using hooks on Windows machines. Associated blog located at http://www.progproj.net.