the most expensive spy software - eBlaster

the most expensive spy software - eBlaster

the most expensive spy software - eBlaster

eBlaster 5.0 was found to be one of the most expensive spy programs on the Internet (99.95$) but its powerful features and comprehensiveness make up for its high price.

eBlaster 5.0 was positioned by its manufacturer as an effective remote surveillance assistant for the business companies or families to know what the employees or family members are doing.

eBlaster records and instantly forwards incoming and outgoing emails, including Hotmail, Yahoo mail, AOL email, MySpace webmail, Outlook, Outlook Express, and Microsoft Exchange email. eBlaster uses a powerful filtering function designed to save you time and the frustration of sorting through unimportant correspondence.

eBlaster records and forwards both sides of chats and instant messages for AOL, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo, IRC, MySpace, Trillian instant messengers and chats and others. It allows you to look for certain keywords and sensitive phrases if they appear.

Every 30 minutes eBlaster delivers a Scheduled Activity Report containing e-mails sent and received, chats and instant messages, keywords/phrases, user logon/logoff, web sites visited, keystrokes typed and application in which the keystrokes were captured , programs launched, and peer-to-peer file sharing.

eBlaster records URLs of all web sites visited, total time spent on each web site, and date and time the web page was first viewed. It also overviews all applications used on your home or office PC.

eBlaster protects Activity Reports from unauthorized individuals by using password-protected WinZip file format. It uses TLS protocol to secure e-mail transmission. eBlaster does not show up as an icon, does not appear in the Windows system tray, does not appear in Windows Programs, does not show up in the Windows task list, cannot be uninstalled without the eBlaster password you specify. eBlaster does not slow down the operation of the computer it is recording