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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sanzilla jackcat" data-source="post: 4243678" data-attributes="member: 131221">key loggers are not hack tools or malious programs. If so why there are sample source codes in the  msdn.microsoft.com site (MSDN documentation) ?anyway you can use a simple xor encryption to hide your macilious executable behaviour if you are going to deploy a torjan behind a NAT or something like that.Even the bit torrent clients ( they are not macilious ) but popuped and askwhether allow or disallow this program.However writing a keylogger is no need to scramble. But if you are deploy a toollike netcat then you need to scramble on and , you can try this way just scramble it using a secreat key and define that secreat key in your C++ using a macro like #define SECREAT_KEY H4DQ3QAA....should be a md5 hash. and just insert that scrambled netcat.exe as a binary resource. Then load that resource to your executable program and just runthe dycrypt engine. Then you will be able to call it using a void function pointerThis is little bit trickey to do in assembly language for a beginner. try to do it using visual Studio C++ 6.0</blockquote>

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