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WinSession Logger (WSL) is a recommended surveillance software, run as keylogger, which allows you to find out what other users do on your computer in your absence or for saving a reference of your activities or of your employees. It is designed for the hidden computer monitoring and the monitoring of the computer activity. Records, images, urls, etc.is the most complete keylogger!. WSL will run on Windows 7, Vista, XP,2000, 2003 It's licencing is very flexible.
Aplications of our keylogger:
- For CEOs. You can perform the full control of the computers of your company or enterprise. You will always know about all actions performed by the employees or other people on the computers of your company.
The network of an employer is exposed to danger from viruses, downloads and other sources. Most employers want to protect against this, and to ensure that computers are used for business purposes. One way of doing this is by monitoring the system by using keyloggers and spying on employees' computer during their job hours, anyways consider laws of your country before of installing a keylogger.
- For parents. With the keylogger you will be able to find out what programs your children run and what they search in the net, and to check them.
- For any user. Using the keylogger WinSession Logger, you will be able to establish the full control over your computer. You will also find out, what was going on on your computer during your absence: what was run and when, what text was typed, etc. Using the program constantly, you will able to restore the previously typed text in case you have lost it. Recall keystrokes that you wrote some time ago, search by keyword and time.
- For computer classes and Internet Cafes the keylogger will let you find out, what the users have been doing on the computers for several purposes.
- Always a keylogger is a help for your memory, records images, printed files, screenshots, urls(Internet Explorer 8 y previas, Firefox 3.x, Google Chrome, Mozilla, Netscape y Opera)