A brief guide to getting the goods on cheating spouses
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Check Mate Semen Detection Kit)
High-tech can protect soldiers in the field, but it hasn't been much use against that age-old threat on the home front; and that's Jody, the 4-F opportunist of yore, who's busy bird-doggin' Snuffy's wife while he's 7000 miles away dodging RPGs.
Time was, the cuckold only began to suspect something amiss when he arrived home to find an off brand butt in the car ashtray or a different flavor of beer in the fridge. No more. Here are a few suggestions on how to keep an eye on things while the cat's away.
The USB Key Snoop is an innocuous-looking keylogger device that plugs into any keyboard and stores more than "128,000 keystrokes including e-mail, chat, IM, internet addresses and more". Data is stored inside the device as the keys are typed, according to the company. To check on who's been surfing philanderers.com, simply type-in a password and the Key Snoop shows who's been where. There's no software to install, just plug the Key Snoop into the USB port, then replug the keyboard and it's ready to record.
Here's another approach: A miniature 16 channel, water resistant, covert GPS tracking system to attach to your honey's car. It's motion activated and includes integrated GPS and cellular antennas, plus software for fast downloading and a flash memory to back-up the evidence. "What time did you say you were at the Laundromat?"
Remember, what's good for the goose is good for the gander. Take precautions with this cigarette lighter-powered Anti GPS Tracking Device. Just plug it in and it's good-to-go. It knocks out GPS logging or GPS tracking systems that may be operating on your vehicle, making "it very hard for anyone to keep tabs on you", according to the manufacturer. It sells for under $100, but if it's a matter of principal you can build your own GPS jammer, here.
This service here is like having the NSA at your disposal. A Brit outfit called World Tracker reportedly uses cell tower data (or GPS, when available) to track the location of GSM cell phones and displays their location to within 150 feet on a Google Maps-based interface. The service hasn't reached the US yet and but it should work soon around Dependent housing in Germany. Upon activation, the cell phone owner receives a text message and is supposed to authorize the tracking, but there's got to be a way around that.
Finally, for $65 and change, "put an end to suspicions of infidelity and doubt with this Check Mate semen detection kit." It contains everything needed to detect semen on undergarments or clothing, for up to 2 years if "they haven't been washed" even if the stains are invisible. The test only takes five minutes, so they can't get far.
Please consult the post chaplain before deploying these assets.
Mark Rutherford is a West Coast-based freelance writer. He is a member of the CNET Blog Network, and is not an employee of CNET. Email him at markr@milapp.com. Disclosure. 
There is significant data that suggests that women may be stalked using these tools. Take the example of a woman who is either in or getting out of an abusive (verbal or physical) relationship with her partner. The abuser decides to install the keylogger to monitor what his wife or ex-wife is doing. If she does anything out of the abuser doesn't like, she will face punishment. Even something as simple as a spouse writing an email to a relative may set the abuser off and the abuse will continue. I've written a blog article about this very subject @ http://blogs.earthlink.net/pcc/2007/07/the_darker_side_of_spyware.html
I, myself would go for a software keylogger like the one i use for this case,
All In One Keylogger from Relytec:
http://www.relytec.com
Since it can hide itself better than Hardware keylogger.
Also it can take more data (as the size of your Hard Disk), it can log the sites you surfed to, take screenshots and send you logs via email.
If you want info on a USB keylogger try the KeyGhost homepage.
Homepage:
http://www.keyghost.com
More info on USB keyloggers
http://www.keyghost.com/USB-Keylogger.htm
They also have an excellent PS/2 keylogger
http://www.keyghost.com/sx/
- by gjkezski November 22, 2008 5:29 PM PST
- Well, I personally liked the GPS jammer idea but someone has "disappeared" the link target. Anybody out there have another link to a do-it-yourself GPS jammer?
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