BlackBox Professional 5.1.8 Serial Number Full Version

The widespread use of computers and the Internet has created a very powerful cocktail of freedom and knowledge since the online environment is the 'go-to' place for news, entertainment or other content. However, this is not all always good for businesses or educational facilities, as employees or students can waste a lot of time browsing the Internet. Ensuring network administrators are kept well aware of the activity on all the connected computers is BlackBox Professional, a highly powerful keylogger.

The program can have many security uses and is suitable for deployment in a wide variety of environments. This being said, the best use is probably in mid-size networks comprising up to 30 monitored computers. The application is built around a server-client architecture and administrators are required first to install an agent on the target computer.

Once this process is performed, the keylogger will monitor all the ongoing activity on the client, including keystrokes pressed, programs used, and websites visited. As such, it is a good option for watches of both online and offline activities that may interfere with the regular work schedule.

One of the notable features is the tool's detailed breakdowns of all the entries recorded. For example, administrators can view all the applications run on the client side with just a few mouse clicks. This layout is shared by all the other monitored items, among which one can also mention web searches, network traffic, as well as messages sent or received.

A similarly useful option is the ability to view screenshots taken on the monitored target and one can also define whitelists for exemption from notification. Alerts can be customized for each category of unwanted activity and the program can be configured to send emails to SMTP servers, as well as SMS notifications.

Summing up, BlackBox Professional is a powerful solution for monitoring the activity on network PCs. The keylogger can also watch for web searches, sent or received messages, as well as any programs employed. Whitelists can be defined to avoid false positives and email or SMS notifications can be sent upon suspicious activity.