Hacking the linux keyboard Files

Reporting keystrokes without pressing any keys

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Name	Modified	Size
ReadMe.txt	2012-12-10	171 Bytes
kbd.rar	2012-12-10	1.3 kB
Totals: 2 Items		1.5 kB

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Step 1: Build the code

cd kbd
make

Step 2: Load the module

sudo insmod kbd.ko

To remove the module use sudo rmmod kbd

Source: ReadMe.txt, updated 2012-12-10

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