Oblitum/interception

-- Scheduled job (runs every minute) DELETE FROM intercepted_logs WHERE expires_at < NOW();

Because it involves a kernel driver, installation typically requires administrative privileges and a system restart. Once installed, the driver sits silently until a user-mode application "subscribes" to specific input events. Safety and Security Considerations oblitum/interception

This article explores what makes the Interception driver a staple for developers, gamers, and automation enthusiasts. What is Oblitum/Interception? -- Scheduled job (runs every minute) DELETE FROM

Oblitum and interception are closely related concepts, as they both involve the collection of information through various means. However, while interception typically involves the targeted collection of information, oblitum involves the collection of information that is not specifically targeted. In other words, interception is often used to gather information on a specific individual or entity, while oblitum is used to gather information that is not intentionally transmitted. What is Oblitum/Interception

graph LR A[App Code] -->|raw data| B[Interceptor] B -->|redacted + expiry| C[Log/DB] C -->|periodic scan| D[Oblitum Engine] D -->|delete/anon| E[Purged Storage]

Unlike "hooks" (like SetWindowsHookEx ), which operate in user-mode and can be bypassed or delayed by the OS, Interception works at the driver level. This allows for: