Keylogging on Linux, Part 1: From Kernel Key Handling to the X Server
How a key press travels through the kernel keyboard driver, the input subsystem, evdev and /dev/input/event nodes, then through the X server input pipeline and XKB keymap, and where loggers hook in.
How a key press travels through the kernel keyboard driver, the input subsystem, evdev and /dev/input/event nodes, then through the X server input pipeline and XKB keymap, and where loggers hook in.
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