| | |  | Vitamins & Supplements | Home » » » Internet Monitoring Software eBlaster 5.0 | | | | | | | Description: | | eBlaster is the most dependable, full-featured remote surveillance product available from the worldwide leader in Internet monitoring software. Robust and secure for the most demanding businesses, yet easy for even computer novices to install and use effectively, eBlaster provides both Instant Notification Email and Chat Alerts. Time-sensitive events - such as employee email transmission of company confidential information or a molester's chat room advances directed toward your son or daughter - require immediate action.That's why eBlaster 5.0 employs Instant Notification to provide you with an EXACT copy of every email, chat, and instant message. This internet monitoring software features the ability to capture and forward key words and phrases you determine are particularly sensitive. This computer surveillance records and INSTANTLY forwards incoming and outgoing emails, including Hotmail, Yahoo mail, AOL email, MySpace webmail, Outlook, Outlook Express, and Microsoft exchange email. This web monitoring software acts at the moment an email is sent or received and then sends a copy to the email address you specify. This eBlaster permits you to "pick and choose" the emails you wish to see, using a powerful filtering function designed to save you time and the frustration of sorting through unimportant correspondence. This network spy software records URLs of all web sites visited. eBlaster will record every keystroke typed on the computer. eBlaster includes a monitoring tool capable of providing a comprehensive overview of all applications used on your home or office PC. When a user at the monitored computer logs on or logs off, eBlaster will record the activity and include it in your Comprehensive Scheduled Activity Report.eBlaster features stealth technology. eBlaster does not initiate connections to the Internet and will only forward email and send activity reports when the monitored computer is already connected to the Internet. | | | Features: | |
• Sends you an exact copy of emails and Chats instantly.
• eBlaster will record every keystroke typed on the computer.
• eBlaster records and INSTANTLY forwards incoming and outgoing emails.
• eBlaster records and forwards both sides of chats and instant messages.
• Easy for computer novices to install and use effectively.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 1.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 10.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 11 reviews |
| | | System Requirements: | | | Platform:
| Windows NT / Windows 98 / Windows 2000 / Windows Me / Windows XP / Windows 95 | | Media:
| CD-ROM | | Item Quantity:
| 1 |
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19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 Just OKFeb 24, 2006
By Adam Fishburn
"Adam"
I've been using eblaster 5.0 for about 2 weeks now and it's been helpful but it has holes.
The keystroke logger is limited to about 512 characters. I didn't know this when I bought it. This limitation is disclosed in the help files, but is not plainly disclosed in the advertisement of the product and I think it should be. So if your child/spouse types a long email message, you only get the first 512 characters or so.
Of course, captured keystrokes aren't important if eblaster 5.0 forwards you a copy of incoming and outgoing emails. But this points out another weakness: at least in my case, eEblaster 5.0 cannot grab any emails sent or received from an email server behind a corporate firewall. I use Citrix on my home PC to access my employer's email server. Eblaster 5.0 does not capture either the incoming or outgoing mails generated from that server. Keystrokes are captured, but it's only the first 512 characters, and keystrokes only pertain to the outgoing message, not the incoming message.
Another weakness is that eblaster 5.0 can only capture incoming emails that are opened. If a pedophile sends your child an email a day and your child deletes them without opening them, you'd never know. It's great that your kid didn't open them, but wouldn't you want a copy anyway?
I have no experience with the chat capture functionality so I won't comment on it.
18 of 18 found the following review helpful:
 Excellent for Remote Monitoring of Employees or ChildrenMar 09, 2005
By Michael Lambert
eBlaster gives you piece of mind by letting you know what your kids are doing on the Internet when you are not around. It even lets you know who they are talking to and the content of those chats, which is very important given some of the dangerous people on the Internet these days. eBlaster records Outlook emails, Hotmail, Yahoo and AOL email. It also records AOL chats, AOL IM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Trillian and Yahoo Chats. It also records the web sites your kids are visiting and the keystrokes they type. Then, once an hour, it emails you the reports. So, you can still be at work, the kids can be home from school, and you will be able to know whether they are getting into danger online. This is also appropriate for employers who need to be away from the office and need to know that their employees are actually working and not spending a lot of time goofing off on the Internet. If you don't want to receive reports every hour, you can set eBlaster up to send reports less frequently, such as once every few hours, or just once a day. I have been using eBlaster for more than a year and have found the program to be quite solid and reliable and to perform as advertised. I have also found the company to be readily available to answer questions via email and via a toll-free telephone number and, according to their web site, they take phone calls 7 days a week and publish their toll-free number front and center on their home page. Highly recommended.
24 of 28 found the following review helpful:
 Too easy to foolMar 01, 2005
By Samuel J. Rogers
"Joe"
While this application sounds really good, it turns out to be very easy to fool both for chats and emails. If anyone even suspects that they are being monitored, it can easily be defeated. For example, it only works really well if the computer being monitored is using Outlook or Outlook Express. The application cannot forward attachments from any other mail applications, so just send your messages in a attachements; eBlaster will not even know who you forwarded the message to. GMail, Yahoo Mail, etc. are not handled very well. To fool the chat, all that you need to do is use something else besides the keyboard as input. I learned this from a user with XP Table PC. They just sketched all of their chats on MSN (which is set up to do this for all tablets) and none of the information came across eBlaster. Also, the whiteboard feature readly supports passing information around eBlaster's recording mechanism for those who just have a mouse. If it is not one of the popular chat application like MSN or Yahoo, eBlaster only gets the user's outgoing messages from the keystrokes that get captured; there are apparently too many chat applications for eBlaster to monitor and all incoming information is not recorded. Also, for chats, none of the advanced features of the chat applications are supported. So a normal conversation could be carried out over the keyboard, while the whiteboard or simple file swapping can be used without anything being captured by eBlaster. eBlaster is too explensive too expensive for what it does and how easily it can be duped.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
BUYER BEWARE!Apr 07, 2008
By Jerod Getz
BUYER BEWARE! When I tried to install this software, I had some problems getting it to work. I called the software support number and was told that there was an update and this version is no longer supported by the manufacturer. I was told that this version has a problem installing correctly if ant-virus software is also running. Turning off anti-virus software will allow for a proper install. Otherwise the software appears to be working well. I was also offered a discount to upgrade to the newer version and was told that the above mentioned problem had been fixed in the new version.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Program disables itself every few yearsMay 01, 2010
By B. Roa
"momsy37_99"
I first purchased the program for about 99.95 and then after about 2 years it stopped working. When I contacted them they said I needed to upgrade and I did at their discounted 69.95. It just happened again.....and I contacted them and again I need another upgrade for 69.65! I removed the program myself...one should not have to pay 69.95 every 2 years if that's the case they should tell you up front!
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