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Hello everybody and welcome to the key logger section of our course.

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In this section or in this project we are going to create the simple key logger that will manage to

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capture all the key strokes that the target inputs whether they're inputting a password to their PayPal

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account Facebook account Instagram account.

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It doesn't matter.

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We will capture all of that even if they try something like typing into notepad sending messages and

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so on and so on.

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All of those keystrokes will be captured with our key logger.

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Then we can read our keystrokes and steal the information from there.

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OK.

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Now there are two ways that we can approach creating these key logger.

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One of those is that we can actually send the keystrokes over email to us and the other one is where

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we can save the keystrokes inside of a file so we're going to go with the other one because it is easier

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and also because we are going to implement it and upgraded later on throughout the course inside of

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our backdoor.

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So what we're creating in this project will be the base key logger that football use later on.

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OK.

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So it will not be its final form.

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Let's get straight into this before we even begin coding.

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We need to do one thing and that is we need to install Python 3 inside of our Windows environment.

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Now why do we need it.

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Well from now on in coding of our key logger and our backdoor we're going to need to actually compile

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the program for Windows target machines.

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We know that Windows machines do not have the python installed by default.

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Therefore we need to compile our programs to EMC in order for them to be able to run on any Windows

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machine.

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Okay.

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And in order to compile that program we will need to install Python 3 on our Windows environment so

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open up your Google from

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type in Python 3 and click on Download Python.

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It led you to the official page of the Python programming language and it will tell you to download

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the latest version for Windows.

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In this case it says that the latest table version is three point eight point two.

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We do not want to download this one since the python version 3.0 8 has some problems with some of the

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libraries.

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We are going to use.

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Therefore we are going to install the version three point seven point six or basically any three point

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seven version that you can find or below.

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It doesn't really matter as long as it is Python 3 and as long as it is relatively new version.

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This one came out around three months ago so it will still be good to use.

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I'm not going to use the three point seven point seven version because it came out a few days ago and

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there might be some libraries that still are not supported by the newest version.

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Therefore it is always good to go.

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One version back so quick on Python three point seven point six you can scroll all the way down and

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you can simply just pick which installer you want to download.

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In my case I'm going to download the windows X 86 64 executable installer for Windows 64 bit.

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If you click on it right here it will start downloading and it will download in just a few seconds.

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Once it finishes you can open it up show showing folder run it straight away.

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In my case it will ask me to upgrade the version since I already have Python 3 installed.

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Therefore I'm just going to go to the customized installation you want to check all of this.

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The most important thing is to make sure that you install Pip since we are going to need to install

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different libraries.

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Once you click on Next you want to click right here Add button to environment variables so make sure

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that you check that and then you can click on install it will install Python 3 inside of this library.

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Now by adding Python to the environment variables you should be able to run Python free from any directory

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after the installation.

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In case you cannot do that make sure that you add the Python 3 to the path manually.

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And don't worry I will leave a video in resources on how to do that okay.

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Since I already have Python 3 installed I will click cancel right here.

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I didn't want to install it twice and after the installation if you open up your command prompt and

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type Python it should open up Python for you.

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As you can see the version is Python three point seven point six and we got it open inside our command

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prompt.

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OK.

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So let's exit this and the next thing that we want to do is we want to install a library which is called

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Pi installer.

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Now that library we're going to use throughout the course in order to compile all the python programs

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to EMC.

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So just type in your command prompt.

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Page 3 install.

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And then by installer click enter.

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For me that is already being done as it says right here requirement already satisfied.

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Therefore I already have it installed for you.

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It will download this library and you should be good to go.

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OK.

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Once you do all of that we're set to go and we can start coding our key logger.

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Now keep in mind in case you'd not have a Windows environment I would link some videos down below in

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the resources where you can follow the tutorial and install Windows as a virtual machine.

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It doesn't really matter whether it is a virtual machine or a physical machine.

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All we need windows for is to test our programs and to compile them so we will compiled them to the

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see on the windows machine and we will also test them on our windows machine because other programs

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that we're going to code are going to attack Windows machines mostly.

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All right.

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So thank you for watching this editorial.

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And in the next video we're going to get straight into coding.