The "logger" suffix often denotes a keylogger designed to record your keystrokes, passwords, and sensitive data. Similar files like logger.exe have been identified as Trojans used to track infected victims.
A legitimate tool named logger.exe exists within the Windows Driver Kit (WDK) used by developers to sniff system calls, but it is typically located in specific debugger folders. How to Tell if It's Dangerous areslogger.exe
There are legitimate files with similar names, such as aaLogger.exe (part of ArchestrA software for industrial engineering) or LoggerServer.exe (related to mobile broadband software). The "logger" suffix often denotes a keylogger designed