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Big Brother key loggers spy on users. Tiny hardware based big brother spy keyloggers catch out monitor passwords, chat, email, computer activity, typing on keyboard. Key loggers. |
KeyGhost in the News
Newspaper Article - Christchurch Press, Sat & Sun, Jan 5-6, 2002
"A
new multi-language Keyghost product has launched Christchurch company
Interface Security - formerly Keyghost Ltd - into Europe, and hopefully
the lucrative multi-national corporation market." - Anna Claridge,
Reporter.
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Article - National Business Review, October 5, 2001
"In
the wake of the terrorist attacks in the US, a Kiwi startup company is
offering top-of-the-range computer surveillance security." - Christine
Nikiel, Reporter.
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Newspaper Article - Christchurch Press, Wednesday, May 9, 2001
"Their
average age is 24 and they are a start-up success story. The five friends
met at the University of Canterbury a few years ago, and after taking
a punt on a good idea, are now in business together." - Rachael Drummond,
Reporter.
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Newspaper Article - InfoTech News, Thursday, Apr 23, 2001
"Christchurch company KeyGhost is poised for international success with its keyboard "snooping" device. READ MORE>>
Newspaper Article - Christchurch Press, Thursday, Mar 22, 2001
"Guess what? Big Brother is watching you. You are probably being monitored in some way by someone. That is especially true for computer users - your phone line is your connection to the world, but it works both ways" - Robin Marshall, Reporter. READ MORE>>
Newspaper Article - Christchurch Press, Saturday, Jan 21, 2001
"Another promising Christchurch high-technology company is ready to tackle world markets with its deceptively simple, but equally clever electronic key-logger" - Gerald Raymond, Reporter. READ MORE>>
Newspaper Article - Auckland Herald, Tuesday, 7 Nov 2000
"Keyboard logger keeps tabs on all. A product which traces where you go on your computer has implications of Big Brother - and a big market." - Daniel Riordan, Reporter. READ MORE>>
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