Assuming we have successfully cloned the GitHub repository of pyxhook, let's run a cd command in the directory of the downloaded repository and create a file called key_logg.py with the following contents:
# cd pyxhook# gedit key_logg.py
The keylogger makes use of the downloaded pyxhook repository module. As can be seen in line 2, we are importing the pyxhook module. The following code creates a custom class file called Mylogger. It defines a method, startlogin(), in which the central logic triggers:
Now, within our my_event custom method, we get the key pressed by invoking the current keyboard event. In ...
