A terrible idea for the third annual Stupid Hackathon
Sam Kaufman and I built OptIn® at the Stupid Hackathon (www.stupidhackathon.com) under the category, "Cybersecurity." These days a lot of people worry about whether the NSA is watching what they are doing when they work on their computer. The act of worrying can be very stressful and we thought, "What if there was a way to remove that worry?..." Well, now you don't have to wonder, you can know that the NSA (and everyone else for that matter) can see everything you've typed in glorious 140 charachter chunks.
We shamelessly stole referenced a lot of the basic keylogger functionality from https://gist.github.com/ljos/3019549
NOTE: WE CAN NOT RECCOMEND THAT YOU USE THIS!!! IT'S AN ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE STUPID IDEA>>> WE CLAIM ZERO LIABILITY FOR NOT LIMITED TO: CRASHING YOUR COMPUTER, PISSING OFF THE NSA, GIVING YOUR LOGIN CREDENTIALS TO THE ENTIRE INTERNET TO USE FOR VARIOUS NEFARIOUS PURPOSES OR ANY OTHER WAYS YOU MANAGE TO RUIN YOUR LIFE OR ANYONE ELSE'S NOW OR IN THE FUTURE USE AT ENTIRELY YOUR OWN DISCRETION and LIABILITY... THIS IS A TERRIBLE TERRIBLE IDEA** AGAIN, WE CLAIM ZERO LIABILITY FOR ANYTHING YOU DO WITH THIS, IT IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY AND IS ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
- Read license agreement [and reflect on what a terrible idea it is to tweet your keystrokes at the NSA]
- Download OptIn® [and place directly in the trash]
- Install required python packages[preferably sandboxed in a virtual environment, while you're at it sandbox yourself]
- Enable Terminal or whatever program you access your CLI with in universal access.
- Modify publisher.js as described...
- Ruin your life by revealing all your information like this guy.