How can you parse the keystroke logs generated by the HP keylogger?

The log file records virtual key codes in Unicode text. A PowerShell script can parse these codes and convert them to human-readable characters. A functional example iterates through each line, extracts the virtual key value using regex (`vk (0x[A-Fa-f0-9]+)$`), and maps it to a character. Non-printable keys are replaced with a dot. A corrected version of the script is provided in the Analysis of CVE-2017-8360 (Keylogger in HP Audio Driver) Exploitation to handle encoding issues.