Recent content by goshko

I think you have something wrong in the whole picture. 1. What do you call standard pinhole ? 2. Atmega 2560 is 8bit with max speed 16MHz and is not sufficient for video decoding. You can't possibly be using that MCU for saving video to SD card. 3. Very very few people are actually capable of...

what atmega are you using ? i work with PICs and magtek f2f decoder and even when the PIC is at 1MHz (it can go up to 20) no problems with fast speed. at very low speed the magnetic head produces very "small" (low voltage, less than 10mV) signal comparable with the noise you have on those lines...

are you fucking serious? this is totally bullshit, you cannot guess the pin by the sound! just imagine how the atm manufacturer inserts not 1 but 16 different speakers for every key. or 1 speaker, but specifically writes the software so that the speaker behaves different by every key. And what...

http://mycardreader.com/13-3mm-2trk-magnetic-head.html The heads I have are those. These are not my pics and not my website. I give them only as a reference, because the pics are really good and with measurments

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blue*, in the router settings you can change the DNS servers to your server. setup a custom dns server and change some settings, so when a user from the network tries to open google.com they go to your page instead. very easy way to infect a pc.

thread : http://carder.pw/showthread.php?p=482485#post482485 user : http://carder.pw/member.php?u=63722 I don't think I deserve negative rep for this post. Earlier i gave invisiblepro negative rep on one of his "dots only" posts and I think he deserves it. Every single one of his posts contains...

oh, deer, luhn is for the card number. it validates the number itself, not its connection to other number. cvv generation is not yet possible

Are you f*in serious ? Of course it's not true. Every code (for everything) follows a simple generating and verification procedure. Imagine a credit card number - it follows a simple algorithm so even offline you can see if certain number CAN be a correct CC number or not. But not every CORRECT...

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All modern POS have anti tampering, so if you try to open them, they stop working and alert comes, so if you don't know what you're doing, don't try anything!

The key to success is like Elvis would say "A little less conversation, a little more action". And if you don't use your head, but ask for common sense things, better go get a job. Asking specific things, that you can't google is OK, but asking which skimmer is the best and safest is like asking...

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