Klogger in AIX

[ayudars]

Hi, everybody

I want to know if there is a software running on AIX , that permits to log key input.
normally they call klogger (key Input Logger)

Thanks a lot...

 

[thebigone]

I have evaluated a product from SyMark called Powerbroker
that performs this task. It also does it for the root user.
Try their website "

http://www.symark.com"

for further information. We did not end up implementing this product or any other.

 

[prv3116]

Until you get a more detailed application installed like PowerBroker, check out the .sh_history logs for each user ID that you are wanting to log. These are located in the $HOME directories and are viewable. It does not give the dates of the command line entries or the related output for those entries, but you can see what was being entered by who. You can also write a little script and put it in cron to echo the date into the .sh_history files and then you'd have record of the entries by the date, at least.

And in case it helps, there is the /etc/security/sulog to that shows user's su activity. Plus the smit.logs show activity that was done through smit. Remember, amateurs built the Ark, professionals built the Titanic.

 

[gileb]

You can use xkey which is used via x11 (when text is typed on a xterm or any term via aix)
this can be found on any "security" related site.