Here's the capture half - ex-Microchip'er.

http://www.keykatcher.com/keyloggers-white-paper/
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2006/10/01/83871=
11/index.htm
"Even Sanghi's employees started catching the entrepreneurial bug.=20
Ex-Microchip engineer Stephen Allen tinkered long enough with PICs to=20
create a gadget that records all the keystrokes on a person's computer.=20
He left Microchip in 2000 to start his own company, which now sells=20
KeyKatchers and several other PIC-powered products. "

On 8/4/2010 1:22 AM, ivp wrote:
>> Nice work!
>>     =20
> Thanks. A couple of minor alterations to make, hope someone
> finds it useful. Will probably add keyboard initialisation at some
> point, allowing a stand-alone unit of just the PIC and keyboard
>
> I'd be interested to hear what what diverse (or subversive ;-)) )
> applications there might be. Key-logging is the obvious one that
> springs to mind. Not very inventive though. Wireless keyboard
> control (eg via IR into the PIC) might have a use. A sort of typing
> network. If you can control the PIC, you can control the PC
>
> Joe
>
> *
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> **********
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> http://www.embedinc.com/products/index.htm
>   =20

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