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Download/HomepageDo you really want to put a stop to where your Internet is
browsing? Okay, maybe not your Internet but those who traverse it when you are
not around to monitor the activities? SpyAgent will do the work for you.
SpyAgent is a monitoring and surveillance tool that allows you to monitor and
record all system keystrokes, websites visited, windows viewed, applications
ran, internet connections, passwords used, internet chats (icq/aim/msn/yahoo),
and even take snapshots of the desktop!
Talk about spy Vs spy! SpyAgent will allow you to get an accurate picture of who
is using your PC, when they are using it, how they use it, and more. If you find
out that your computer is being used for things you might otherwise disallow,
use SpyAgent's built in content filtering and keep others from running specified
applications and websites!
Here's how it works:
You'll Starting the Monitoring
Once you press to monitor you will be prompted for your password. Enter it and
SpyAgent will start monitoring. Once it's off and spying (or running) here's
some of what it will do for you:
Keystroke Logging
Websites Logging
Windows Logging
Applications Logging
Passwords Logging
Internet Connections Logging
Internet Chats Logging
Activity Logging
Plus more!
The screenshot logging is a nice feature that allows you to capture images of
the desktop as the user sees it themselves. All images can be played back in an
HTML slideshow for easy viewing and screen capture images are logged by time and
date of the screen shot.
When you need to look over any of the logs, simply click a button and SpyAgent
gives you a complete rundown of what's been going on in an easy to read format.
Once you have this information, print it, save it or even have SpyAgent send it
to you as email! If SpyAgent is monitoring the system, and if the user is
online, the program will invisibly send emails on the times you have specified
without the user even knowing!
SpyAgent seems to be the most unintrusive, yet powerful monitoring system out
there right now. So go ahead, it's your PC, find out what its' doing and being
used for.
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