The KeyGhost USB/HUB Keylogger retails for a hefty US$349, so this certainly isn’t for everyone. These devices are primarily targeted towards small to medium sized organizations concerned about their security. Like we said before how you use this device is upto you and KeyGhost will not be held liable for unauthorized usage. With 2MB of memory the KeyGhost USB/HUB can store upto 2,000,000+ keystrokes which equates to a lot. (I’d say at least 1 yrs worth or more) It also encrypts the information in a 128 encryption code for added security in the event someone tries to tamper with it.
For its intended use, the KeyGhost USB/HUB Keylogger does an above average job. So far we’re yet to find a similar hardware keylogger which is this versatile, stable and offers this amount of stealth. This device is platform independent so it can even work on other operating systems. We tested it on UBUNTU Linux as well and it worked fine. Only drawback of this keylogger is its size. If it was a tab smaller this would have been the ultimate hardware keylogger in the market as it can even operate in a USB HUB environment logging keystrokes of multiple keyboards.
If price is not a factor this is the device you need to have to get the job done properly; it offers excellent stealth (It’s virtually invisible to any software detection), great functionality and 2MB of memory with 128bit encryption. So if these factors are important to you there’s no better option right now than the KeyGhost USB/HUB Keylogger.
