sim swapping

I am wondering for educational purposes and security reasons. What informations do providers ask for usually? Is phone number, Name, Address Enough? and how important email is to have? Also when asking a carrier e.g T-mobile to redirect victims sms to another number, can that be number from any...

SIM swapping is a type of fraud in which an attacker deceives a victim’s phone number by reissuing a SIM card from a telecom operator. This allows the interception of SMS messages containing one-time passwords (OTPs) used in 3D-Secure and other authentication systems. Banks, together with...

SIM swapping (or SIM jacking, SIM hijacking) is a social engineering technique in which an attacker gains control over a victim's phone number by redirecting it to a SIM card in their possession. This allows them to receive SMS, calls, and data, including two-factor authentication (2FA) codes...

I don't know too much about sim swap, here is what I know and need guide 1. Buy a sim card cheap one (10$) from the same company that the card holder has. 2. Call the company with account holder's Fullz and say "I lost my phone" to transfer the number to your purchased 10$ sim card. There...

#1. YOUR TARGET: First of all, you will need to work on selecting the right target because this will make all the difference in you getting a payout VS all your effort going down the drain. Your ideal target should have a specific profile, such as the crypto investors, individuals with an...

A fraudster from Pennsylvania Anthony Folk received three years in prison for cryptocurrency fraud. A US court has sentenced Anthony Folk, a 26-year-old hacker from Pennsylvania, who, along with his accomplices, deceived cryptocurrency owners and extorted money from them. Faulk received three...

The SIM Swapping attack allows a criminal to assign your phone number and gain access to all your accounts. What is a SIM card? SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Module and is a small removable chip card that is inserted into the phone. Each SIM card is unique and linked to your phone number...

What is it good for? A SIM swap scam (also known as port-out scam, SIM splitting, and simjacking, SIM swapping)is a type of account takeover fraud that generally targets a weakness in two-factor authentication and two-step verification in which the second factor or step is a text message (SMS)...