Wow. I have just been floored...007Spy.Keylogger is on my new computer apparently from a file that that I needed to keep for my divorce. I know my ex monitored everything my 15-16 daughter did on the computer, I think he may have done the same to me....

If this is the case, PLEASE inform me about how to save My ex's trail.Then, please tell me how to get rid of the program so he can't follow my daughter or me anymore

We have had our computers back since December 2003. We have upgrade to new systems since 2004 but transfered files from old....

007Spy.Keylogger - Is he reading this post? How can I trace the log? How do I eradicate this program? Am I and my daughter being stalked?

How do I get rid of this torment? Before that, Where can i find the footprint files that could prove my ex's stalking?

I get the feeling he is still using this program because of his occasional emails that seem to know EXACTLY what I am doing (daughter too) ...he knows more than my other close blood relatives.

PS. the b---tard asked me to buy a two way mirror for Christmas; he had just rewired her room...he had small cameras wired, My daughter was 16.

My advice as a CIS guy? Unplug the computer and give it to your attorney. The reasons are two-fold:

1) We must assume he as complete control of the box. Not only could he be stalking you, he could place something illegal on your PC in an attempt to frame you.

2) The PC, in conjunction with the emails, can be used as evidence against him, either to prove his disregard for the restraining order, or any type of possible future/present divorce-type/child custody proceedings.

What kind of "files" did you transfer over, anyways?

It may be extremly difficult to trace the log and to gain the access to the keylogger he installed. You may try PrivacyKeyboard, it will block any keylogging activity and he will get empty logs as if you haven't been doing anything.

http://www.spywareremove.com/remove...

007Spy.Keylogger is more than just a keylogger - it's a commercial surveillance tool application that can get your ex into hot water as far as the recent court cases goes. Have your lawyer read the following article (& I hope he is smart enough to recognize the bonanza)

http://research.sunbelt-software.co...

Good luck.

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