Remote Keylogger is a Python-based software tool designed to monitor and record keystrokes across multiple client systems remotely. With its capability to initiate and halt the keylogging process from a distance, this tool offers an efficient solution for managing keystroke data across different devices. Leveraging SQLite, the server component efficiently organizes client data, while storing the captured keystrokes in a specified 'ClientFolder' directory for easy retrieval of client keystroke logs.

• Multi-Client Support: Simultaneously monitor keystrokes on various client machines from a single server.
• Remote Control: Start and stop the keylogging process on any connected client machine.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Designed to run on different operating systems, ensuring wide usability.

Ensure Python 3.x is installed on your system before proceeding with the setup. Follow these steps to install and configure the MultiClient Remote Keylogger:

Run the following command to install the necessary Python packages.

pip install -r requirements.txt

• Start the Server: Run the server program to start the interactive shell and send commands to the client.
• Access the Client: Run the client program to connect to the server.

        Remote Logger Commands
             'guide':['display Remote Logger user commands']
             'clients':['displays clients within sqlite database']
             'connected':['display all active connections']
             'shell':['starts session between the server and the client machine']
             'delete (Client_ID)': ['remove specified client from sqlite database']
             'delete all': ['remove all clients from sqlite database']
             
        Client Commands                                                
            'quit':['quits the session and takes user back to Remote Logger interface']           
            'start keylogger': ['start remote keylogger']
            'stop keylogger': ['stops remote keylogger']   

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