WinWhatWhere Investigator 3.0 will answer your questions without letting anyone know you're snooping. The PC-based keystroke recorder stores a user's every move on the hard drive. Backspace, delete, and tab will all be recorded. Write an e-mail and delete it without sending, and Investigator will store the copy verbatim. Even crucial passwords to online financial Web sites are revealed.
Nothing is sacred, and nothing is safe from scrutiny.
Once installed in a computer's operating system, Investigator camouflages itself with a folder name similar to those of other Windows system folders. It knows the name of the user, the time and date, the application that was running, which windows were active, the URLs visited. It does one more thing, if requested. It e-mails reports of the captured keystrokes to the eavesdropper. The intrigue impressed Bill Lewis who, last month, contacted Eaton for permission to use the product's name in his pending first novel.