Secure Type aims to send strings in such a way that it is very difficult for a keylogger to keep track of what is sent. For a list of features/methods it supports check features below.
run the executable with the following parameters:
- word chunk size (int)
- what program to use (int) (this doesn't work right now)
- size multiplier (float, must be greater than 1)
- focus swap multiplier (float, must be postive)
- delay between arrow keys (int, in ms)
- delay between characters (int, in ms)
- delay between chunks (int, in ms)
- send garbage (bool, "t"/"f")
- use clipboard (bool, "t"/"f")
- swap focus (bool, "t"/"f")
- use ctrl (bool, "t"/"f") (this doesn't work right now)
- vk of hotkey (int) (for list see below)
- modifier keys (int)
- word to send, all future arguments will be sent
vk list
modifier keys:
- ctrl = 2
- alt = 1
- shift = 4
- windows key = 8
- no repeat = 16384 just add the ones you want together and pass that in
- break a larger string into several smaller ones
- send string in a randomized order
- should work on any keyboard assuming it uses only ascii (+ extended) characters
- send extra/garbage characters
- use the clipboard
- switch focus on and off of target application so that it appears to send characters
- global hotkey support
- command line args (There is no parser so be sure to send everything correctly)
- use ctrl to help navigate
- unicode support
- swap keyboard / languages
- linux version
- mac version