The collection of sensitive information on a magnetic stripe of a credit card is known as DUMP. It can be stolen in a variety of ways, including hacking or stealing.
Hackers infect malware in a payment terminal (also known as a point of sale) that captures all card data as track 1 and track 2. Sometimes skimmers are also attached to card readers, which steal all of the cardholder's card information.
This information (credit card number, PIN, expiration date, CVV), commonly known as DUMP, is then encoded on a blank credit card (also known as PLASTIC) to create a duplicate credit card. These repeating cards work just like real ones. They can be cashed out through any ATM.
Types of dumps
There are usually two types of dumps. 101 and 201 dumps. 101 dump refers to CARD FOR SWIPE ONLY and 201 refers to cards with chips in them. You must enter a PIN to cash them out.
How to cash out 201 without a pin?
There are many places in the market that ONLY use SWIPE POS (Point of Sale). This means that they do not insert cards into the machine, but simply pass the 201st. You need to look for these places yourself.
How do I write dumps?
If you plan on recording dumps yourself, you will need an MSR (Magnetic Stripe Credit Card Reader) to write to (PLASTIC) blank cards. MSR allows you to read / write information on blank cards and create cloned cards.
If you have MSR, just install the software and launch it. Once it is running, all you have to do is put the dump information in the fields provided for tracks 1 and 2. The software also comes with a free tutorial CD that includes a step-by-step guide. You can also get this EMV V8.6 Chip Writing Software (Universal) from the resources section of our carding forum.
How does plastic and MSR work?
PLASTIC also refers to the BLANK CARD, which stores information in the form of positive and negative fields on the magnetic stripes of the card. MSR can READ this data and can also write to PLASTIC. The information is encoded on three tracks. Tracks 1, 2 and 3. Tracks 1 and 2 are only important details known as dumps (tracks). Track 3 is other information that has nothing to do with our business.
How to find out CVV from a dump?
Finding out CVV is never a critical issue. All you need is a little technical knowledge. For example, suppose track 2 is 5348771260648173 = 2208601752751728.
Now the first part is the credit card number i.e. 5348771260648173 and the other part contains other information (expiration date and CVV).
The expiration date of the cards is indicated in a specific format, for example, in the YYMM format (22/08), and the other three digits are CVV (601), other digits show some other magnetic information.
Which plastic is better?
Usually, standard plastic is used - blank blanks.
High coercivity (HiCo)
HiCo cards are more reliable and use high quality materials in their production. These cards can be encoded once and cannot be re-encoded. You must destroy this card. Typically, this technology is used in credit and debit cards.
Low coercivity (LoCo)
cards are made of poor quality material and are therefore cheap. They can be recoded as needed, and they even use less power to create. Hotel room keys are generated using these cards.
Which MSR is better?
There are many MSRs on the market. Everything works exactly the same. Any MSR will work fine as long as it serves its purpose. I am using MSR200 to create clones. These key features of MSR are impressive. It consumes very little power and even reads interrupted information from both sides. It even provides full encryption. The size of this MSR is very handy and it comes with built-in hardware password protection, making it more secure to use. You can easily and legally buy it or scard it, and the price doesn't bite.
TIP: You can also purchase a card embossing machine that will also assist you in embossing dumps on the card. Once the details are printed on the cards, you can use it like a regular card in public without being noticed.
Cover your face with a face mask if you plan to cash out at an ATM, as everyone is wearing masks nowadays. So it looks quite normal.
(c) @Carder
Hackers infect malware in a payment terminal (also known as a point of sale) that captures all card data as track 1 and track 2. Sometimes skimmers are also attached to card readers, which steal all of the cardholder's card information.
This information (credit card number, PIN, expiration date, CVV), commonly known as DUMP, is then encoded on a blank credit card (also known as PLASTIC) to create a duplicate credit card. These repeating cards work just like real ones. They can be cashed out through any ATM.
Types of dumps
There are usually two types of dumps. 101 and 201 dumps. 101 dump refers to CARD FOR SWIPE ONLY and 201 refers to cards with chips in them. You must enter a PIN to cash them out.
How to cash out 201 without a pin?
There are many places in the market that ONLY use SWIPE POS (Point of Sale). This means that they do not insert cards into the machine, but simply pass the 201st. You need to look for these places yourself.
How do I write dumps?
If you plan on recording dumps yourself, you will need an MSR (Magnetic Stripe Credit Card Reader) to write to (PLASTIC) blank cards. MSR allows you to read / write information on blank cards and create cloned cards.
If you have MSR, just install the software and launch it. Once it is running, all you have to do is put the dump information in the fields provided for tracks 1 and 2. The software also comes with a free tutorial CD that includes a step-by-step guide. You can also get this EMV V8.6 Chip Writing Software (Universal) from the resources section of our carding forum.
How does plastic and MSR work?
PLASTIC also refers to the BLANK CARD, which stores information in the form of positive and negative fields on the magnetic stripes of the card. MSR can READ this data and can also write to PLASTIC. The information is encoded on three tracks. Tracks 1, 2 and 3. Tracks 1 and 2 are only important details known as dumps (tracks). Track 3 is other information that has nothing to do with our business.
How to find out CVV from a dump?
Finding out CVV is never a critical issue. All you need is a little technical knowledge. For example, suppose track 2 is 5348771260648173 = 2208601752751728.
Now the first part is the credit card number i.e. 5348771260648173 and the other part contains other information (expiration date and CVV).
The expiration date of the cards is indicated in a specific format, for example, in the YYMM format (22/08), and the other three digits are CVV (601), other digits show some other magnetic information.
Which plastic is better?
Usually, standard plastic is used - blank blanks.
High coercivity (HiCo)
HiCo cards are more reliable and use high quality materials in their production. These cards can be encoded once and cannot be re-encoded. You must destroy this card. Typically, this technology is used in credit and debit cards.
Low coercivity (LoCo)
cards are made of poor quality material and are therefore cheap. They can be recoded as needed, and they even use less power to create. Hotel room keys are generated using these cards.
Which MSR is better?
There are many MSRs on the market. Everything works exactly the same. Any MSR will work fine as long as it serves its purpose. I am using MSR200 to create clones. These key features of MSR are impressive. It consumes very little power and even reads interrupted information from both sides. It even provides full encryption. The size of this MSR is very handy and it comes with built-in hardware password protection, making it more secure to use. You can easily and legally buy it or scard it, and the price doesn't bite.
TIP: You can also purchase a card embossing machine that will also assist you in embossing dumps on the card. Once the details are printed on the cards, you can use it like a regular card in public without being noticed.
Cover your face with a face mask if you plan to cash out at an ATM, as everyone is wearing masks nowadays. So it looks quite normal.
(c) @Carder
