Recent content by Prince of Thieves

Still looking, but I don't wish to post it in public. Either post yours, or contact me on a board where you are not a deer.

Looking to buy a few scans of index finger. They need to be clear and original (not something off google images, etc), and not used for anything financial. This is just for identity verification purposes, my preference is for an original print borrowed from some random villager that is not on...

It is no secret that that physical access to a running PC makes it vulnerable. Turn your PC off when you are finished working.

I need someone to code some custom receipts to work with verifone for a friend. PM me price and contact details.

Thanks, but the link is down, can you reupload please?

hxxp://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/03/15/cctv_hack_casino_poker CCTV hack takes casino for $33 MILLION in poker losses Australian Ocean's 11 crew rigs high-stakes poker tourney By Iain Thomson in San Francisco • Get more from this author Posted in Security, 15th March 2013 18:48 GMT A...

Canadian POS terminals are all chip enabled aren't they? How do they get the magstipe by replacing terminals? Wouldn't the unaware employees just insert the chip?

As stated in title. I see the type of hardware I would be interested in in this Brian Krebs post. hxxp://krebsonsecurity.com/2011/05/point-of-sale-skimmers-robbed-at-the-register/ If anyone (other than Brian) knows who sells this, or any other vendors, please PM me. Thanks.

I have a licence but spyeye is so dated i haven't used it for over 6 months, but I am sure this will be useful to someone for their research.

That is my experience too, and half the socks listed are dead. Hard to get somewhere with good socks these days.

With offline POS, the only part I dont like is that you have to make them swipe the card after pretending the POS terminal can't read the chip. In my country the largest bank wont let their staff pay for taxi's with cards because this is getting so common place. The failure to read the chip...

Yes, ATM's to fit all those devices are used in Aus. Some seem to be able to sense the presence of the diebold model.

NCR, Diebold, and Wincor, for the main banks, and tranax and some knockoffs in in bars etc. You are going to find that Au is not virgin territory for skimmers, so expect to loose many devices.

I have seen them using browser access with login/pass and a web certificate. The certificate was necessary to log in.

Finally this annoying faggot slipped up.