Which keylogger transmits logs over a local Wi-Fi network and can be accessed over TCP/IP?

Which keylogger transmits logs over a local Wi-Fi network and can be accessed over TCP/IP?

• A. Software Keystroke Loggers
• B. External Keylogger
• C. kernel keyloggers
• D. Wi-Fi Keylogger

Answer: (D)

The key idea is remote data exfiltration over a wireless network. A Wi-Fi keylogger is designed to wirelessly send the captured keystrokes over the local Wi-Fi network and expose them via TCP/IP, so you can access the logs from another machine on that network. This network-enabled design is what sets it apart from the others, which either log only on the host (software keystroke loggers) or rely on a hardware device inserted between keyboard and computer (external keyloggers) or operate at the kernel level without inherent network access (kernel keyloggers). So, the Wi‑Fi Keylogger best fits the scenario of logs being transmitted over TCP/IP on a local network.

The key idea is remote data exfiltration over a wireless network. A Wi-Fi keylogger is designed to wirelessly send the captured keystrokes over the local Wi-Fi network and expose them via TCP/IP, so you can access the logs from another machine on that network. This network-enabled design is what sets it apart from the others, which either log only on the host (software keystroke loggers) or rely on a hardware device inserted between keyboard and computer (external keyloggers) or operate at the kernel level without inherent network access (kernel keyloggers). So, the Wi‑Fi Keylogger best fits the scenario of logs being transmitted over TCP/IP on a local network.