This document discusses keyloggers, which are programs or devices that record every keystroke typed on a computer. It describes how keyloggers can be used by companies to monitor employees, parents to track children's online activity, and partners to spy on each other's computer use. However, keyloggers also pose privacy and security risks if used by hackers to steal personal information like passwords, credit card numbers, and more. The document then focuses on the KeyGhost hardware keylogger and how to protect against keyloggers by using up-to-date antivirus software, one-time passwords, keylogging detection systems, and virtual keyboards.