Setting up Android for Carding
Why do we need android if there are emulators, for example Nox or Sphera, which is excellent at work and increases the chance of successful driving several times over? Firstly, emulators are fired in serious shops and offices, and secondly, the fraud when driving from mobile devices is much lower. So let's get down to the setup itself!
To begin with, we need android with a MediaTek chip, because you can easily change the IMEI with regular software and you don't have to flash anything several times. We get root rights, how to do it - you can find it on the Internet. We configure it for the country you need (time zone and language) and register a google account under the holder. After that, download Chamelephon and Device ID Changer from the play store, install the software and generate device configs. We reboot it and proceed to the next step.
Bringing up Wi-Fi hotspot:
Here we either buy a ready-made Wi-Fi router with socks5 support at once or take our laptop and make a Wi-Fi hotspot out of it.
To raise your point, you need a laptop with two network cards and an ubuntu (both LAN, WiFi and two WiFi cards are suitable, there is no difference). We configure the point so that you can connect to it on your android device, detailed here http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/09/3-ways-create-wifi-hotspot-ubuntu/. Then we configure the socks or ssh tunnel - http://abidmujtaba.blogspot.com/2016/07/ubuntu-create-wifi-hotspot-access-point.html. To prevent WebRTC from firing on our android, we write the following code in ubuntu:
To prevent DNS from burning, we put on the router (not on a virtual one, but on the hardware itself) the DNS of the country with which we will work. At this point, the setting is ready - let's start the driving process!
Scheme of work:
We connect from our android device to the virtual SSID and check on whoer.net or whatleaks.com our IP (must match the ip of our socks / ssh tunnel), and also see that WebRTC is turned on, but our real IP + is not lit check dns. If everything is in order, we fly into the play store and download the application with which we will work, be it amazon or paypal, etc. We log in by login / password from the logs or create a self-registration to our mail, it all depends on what you are working with.
You can also, if necessary, use GPS Spoofing to change the geolocation for the holder / drop address.
Why do we need android if there are emulators, for example Nox or Sphera, which is excellent at work and increases the chance of successful driving several times over? Firstly, emulators are fired in serious shops and offices, and secondly, the fraud when driving from mobile devices is much lower. So let's get down to the setup itself!
To begin with, we need android with a MediaTek chip, because you can easily change the IMEI with regular software and you don't have to flash anything several times. We get root rights, how to do it - you can find it on the Internet. We configure it for the country you need (time zone and language) and register a google account under the holder. After that, download Chamelephon and Device ID Changer from the play store, install the software and generate device configs. We reboot it and proceed to the next step.
Bringing up Wi-Fi hotspot:
Here we either buy a ready-made Wi-Fi router with socks5 support at once or take our laptop and make a Wi-Fi hotspot out of it.
To raise your point, you need a laptop with two network cards and an ubuntu (both LAN, WiFi and two WiFi cards are suitable, there is no difference). We configure the point so that you can connect to it on your android device, detailed here http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/09/3-ways-create-wifi-hotspot-ubuntu/. Then we configure the socks or ssh tunnel - http://abidmujtaba.blogspot.com/2016/07/ubuntu-create-wifi-hotspot-access-point.html. To prevent WebRTC from firing on our android, we write the following code in ubuntu:
Code:
sudo iptables -t raw -I PREROUTING -p udp -m multiport --dports 3478,19302 -j DROP
To prevent DNS from burning, we put on the router (not on a virtual one, but on the hardware itself) the DNS of the country with which we will work. At this point, the setting is ready - let's start the driving process!
Scheme of work:
We connect from our android device to the virtual SSID and check on whoer.net or whatleaks.com our IP (must match the ip of our socks / ssh tunnel), and also see that WebRTC is turned on, but our real IP + is not lit check dns. If everything is in order, we fly into the play store and download the application with which we will work, be it amazon or paypal, etc. We log in by login / password from the logs or create a self-registration to our mail, it all depends on what you are working with.
You can also, if necessary, use GPS Spoofing to change the geolocation for the holder / drop address.
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