Radium-Keylogger: Python keylogger with multiple features
Radium-Keylogger
Python keylogger with multiple features
Feature
–> Applications and keystrokes logging
–> Screenshot logging
–> Drive tree structure
–> Logs sending by email
–> Password Recovery for
• Chrome
• Mozilla
• Filezilla
• Core FTP
• CyberDuck
• FTPNavigator
• WinSCP
• Outlook
• Putty
• Skype
• Generic Network
–> Cookie stealer
–> Keylogger stub update mechanism
–> Gather system information
• Internal and External IP
• Ipconfig /all output
• Platform
Installation
Requirement:
- Install PyHook
- Install PyWin32
- Install Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python
- Install PyInstaller
Usage
–> Download the libraries if you are missing any.
–> Set the Gmail username and password and remember to check allow connection from less secure apps in Gmail settings.
–> Set the FTP server. Make the folder Radium in which you’ll store the new version of exe.
–> Set the FTP ip, username, password.
–> Remember to encode the password in base64.
–> Set the originalfilename variable in copytostartup(). This should be equal to the name of the exe.
–> Make the exe using Pyinstaller
–> Keylogs will be mailed after every 300 keystrokes. This can be changed.
–> Screenshot is taken after every 500 keystrokes. This can be changed.
–> Remember: If you make this into exe, change the variable “originalfilename” and “coppiedfilename” in function copytostartup().
–> Remember: whatever name you give to “coppiedfilename”, should be given to checkfilename in deleteoldstub().
Tutorial
Source: Github
