09/22/12

Hacking the Credit Card Code

gAtO wAs- surfing around and found this information targeted at future cyber gAtIcOs- These are the basic tricks that the bad guy’s are using to game the system. and they share this basic information to help other stupid wanna-bee bad guys. TRUST but VERIFY – be a critical reader and remember that this comes from bad guy’s always trying to trick you. I checked out most of the LINKS and deleted any ones I though may be bad. Some of this is a bullshit, some stupid  and some is real from what I can tell – enjoy–gATO oUt  

for educational PURPOSES ONLY. – how the Cyber Criminals are using the system for cyber-money laundering. 

Cracking The Credit Card Code

Credit Cards 2 BTC-Bitcoin – BTC-Bitcoin 2 Credit Cards

 

Wasn’t quite sure where to put this, but I decided I’d share some information on the actual code of a credit card.

In reading this you will be able to interpret credit card codes efficiently and actually be able to learn about the card itself. This is all simply by knowing the 16 digits on the front of a card.

The first digit of a card is called the Major Industry Identifier (MII). It designates the category of the entity which issued to card. This is useful in finding what exactly the card is for.

1 and 2 are Airlines,

3 is Travel and Entertainment

4 and 5 are Banking and Financial

6 is Merchandizing and Banking

7 is Petroleum

8 is Telecommunications

9 is a National assignment

The first 6 digits are the Issuer Identification Number (IIN). It will identify the institution that issued the card.

Visa: 4xxxxx

Mastercard: 51xxxx – 55xxxx

Discover: 6011xx, 644xxx, 65xxxx

Amex: 34xxxx, 37xxxx

Cards can be looked up by their IIN. A card that starts with 376211 is a Singapore Airlines Krisflyer American Express Gold Card. 529962 designates a pre-paid Much-Music MasterCard.
The 7th and following digits, excluding the final digit, are the person’s account number. This leaves a trillion possible combinations.

The final digit is the check digit or checksum. It is used to validate the credit card number using the Luhn algorithm

How to use this information to validate a credit card with your brain:

Take the below number (or any credit card number)

4417 1234 5678 9113

Now, double every other digit from the right

(4×2, 1×2, 1×2, 3×2, 5×2, 7×2, 9×2, 1×2)

Add these new digits to the undoubled ones (4, 7, 2, 4, 6, 8, 1, 3)

All double digit numbers are added as a sum of their digits, so 14 becomes 1+4.

8+4+2+7+2+2+6+4+1+0+6+1+4+8+1+8+1+2+3 = 70

If the final sum is divisible by 10, then the credit card number is valid.

If it’s not divisible by 10, the number is invalid or fake.

In this case, 70 is divisible by 10, so the credit card number is indeed valid. This works with every credit card and opens many ideas to the mind.

 

Credit Cards to BTC-Bitcoin

These are methods that have been discussed on HackBB for cashing CCs into bitcoins. Before I continue let me get this out of the way. No you can not cash your CVV directly into bitcoins. Exchangers know the risk involved in accepting reversible credit for non-reversible currency, and the few that have ever accepted direct CC payments were scammed out of business. There are ways around this issue..

CC -> SLL -> BTC

Editors Note:

VirWox wised up to this method and started forcing users to validate their SL avatars..

http://clsvtzwzdgzkjda7.onion/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=1836

Thought I’d tidy this up a bit with a noob-friendly tutorial on how to buy bitcoins with a CVV through VirWox.

What you will need.

  • Valid CVV (any country will do)
  • Clean Socks5 proxy as close as possible to cardholder’s address
  • Good DNS setup

Ok lets get started.

You’ll need an email account. Go create a new one at yahoo/gmail/whatever…..doesn’t matter which (i wouldn’t use tormail for this……too much of a flag).

Go to https://www.virwox.com/, and create a new account using the email you just set up and the name on the CVV. Just make up a fake SL avatar – you don’t need to validate it.

You will then have to confirm your new account by retrieving the temp password from your email.

First thing to do in Virwox is change your password in the “Change Settings” tab on the left.
Now we’re ready to do some carding. Click “deposit” and scroll down to the Skrill(moneybookers) option. Then enter the max amount for the currency of your card (currently $56 for USA cards) and click the moneybookers logo.

If you have NoScript installed you will have to temporarily allow all this page. Enter the details you have for the CVV and make up a fake date of birth if you dont have a genuine one.

If all goes well, you will then be taken back to the main page with your USD/EUR/GBP balance filled.

On the “exchange” menu left of screen choose USD/SLL to convert to Linden $s, then BTC/SLL to convert to bitcoin.

Now withdraw.

Easy Profit.

Note:

  • Typically Virwox hold funds for 48 hours before releasing.
  • You can process payments a total of 3 times with each card…..one transaction every 24hours.

CC -> Moneygram -> BTC

If you have fulls (ssn, dob, etc) you can try cashing out through moneygram. To do this just go to site and sign up for an account under the cardholders name. Be sure to chain a regional socks5 with your Tor connection so you appear to be from the same country that the cardholder is in [4]. Select Same Day service. It will prompt you for the card details, dob, and the last 4 digits of the ssn. I would suggest running this name through a background check (any background search site will do) in case you have to answer a security question to send the funds over. Don’t try to send over too much. If you accidentally go over the limit or try to send a suspicious amount you risk flagging the account. No more than $300 from each CC. If everything goes smoothly you can try exchanging through https://wm-center.com for bitcoins. You can find more information on WM-Center here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/WM-Center

CC -> Forex -> BTC

The process is actually really simple. I was surprised to find the site. Kinda found it by accident actually.

Site: http://www.rationalfx.com

Using a foreign currency exchange site to change money on a credit card into a foreign currency and to wire transfer the money into a bank account.

In this case, the bank account is at https://mtgox.com

The process goes as follows:

  • Make an email account anywhere.
  • Make an account at MtGox.
  • Make an account at rationalfx.com. (all account info in the name of the cc holder).
  • In rationalfx, add account details, addy, card number, MtGox wire info.
  • Make a transfer.

Process takes 3-5 business days… It turns a cc transaction into a wire transfer so it takes a couple days… (Note: in the interest of speed and not getting the transaction reversed, Monday/Tuesday is the best day to start the transaction)

Once the money is in MtGox, turn it into bitcoins as quickly as possible and move it into your other bit wallets. Wash the coins if necessary…

Easy huh?

Already pulled it off once. 400GBP through a MC without any issues. rationalfx does not seem to have any real safeguards in place. Tor works fine there (though it is best to use an exit node wherever your card holder lives).

When I was testing it first with a visa, it told me 3 times in a row that the transfer failed. I lowered the amount each time and tried again. After the 3rd time it went through but I didn’t have the Verified by Visa password so I couldn’t continue. BOTH Visa AND MC , it seems, will pop up with a verification thingy if its enabled on the card. (Usually US/UK cards)

Make sure when you deposit to MtGox, you include the account identification info for that spacific account. You can find it on the ‘funding options’ -> ‘Bank wire’ page… If you forget that info you wont get your money..
So there you have it. Its simple as pie.. This is not 100% of the info but ya’ll can figure out the rest..

I know ya’ll prolly wont but if you are feeling generous…

Hope you enjoy..

Cashing Methods

This is a collection of cashing techniques that have been discussed on HackBB. Keep in mind before you get started you will need to know how to chain a socks5 with Tor to avoid tripping a fraud filter [1].

Easy PP/CVV cashout

I will preface this by admitting that I may have something to gain since I sell the tools needed to make this work. My mind played connect the dots when reading the forum and checking my messages, and I realized it’s easy to cash out with a little investment and work ahead of time.

I can’t guarantee this will work, I never tried it. But I do understand the systems involved so I’m as confidant as I can be.

Everybody wants to know how to cash out. Well, that is easy, the hard part is getting away with it. Any fuckin moron can rob a bank, but it takes a genius to do it time and time again while leaving the investigators in a state of mental confusion akin to drinking mercury and pithing their brains with an icepick.

This is not a step-by-step. Google is your friend (unless you’re signed in). I don’t hold hands, if you can’t figure it out on your own from here, it’s not in your scope.

Ingredients:

  • EU paypal account
  • Fresh email.
  • Anon debit card
  • CVV’s
  • Balls

Ok, Open an EU paypal account from one of the countries below. You can use fakenamegenerator.com or whatever you want. Just make sure is is a merchant and not personal. There are 3 levels, go with the middle. Get an Anonymous debit card, and link it to the paypal, using the CC and not the bank. I know for sure that the bank wont work for US accounts, as it is a deposit only bank account number. Depending on the country and the country’s banking regs, paypal may or may not try to take back the verification amount they sent. Forget that.

Once the paypal and debit card are connected successfully, it is time to get your free money. I don’t know what language you are using in the EU paypal, but it goes something like this: Merchant tools–>Generate Paypal button. Alternatively, you can google “paypal but it now button” in quotes. Figure it out.

I hope to god you got a CVV by now, because that’s whats next. Using the code you got for the BIN button, go to http://htmlpreview.richiebrownlee.com/ Paste the code, click the button, and now you are at a paypal purchase page. Depending on where you are, and I haven’t figured this out yet, you may have an option to pay with CC. It used to be that with USA, you could pay with CC but not sign up. So make sure you have a USA CC. If you registered a simple personal account, paypal will ask buyers to sign up first, and you might as well stop there.

If you see the option to either sign up or pay with CC, you are GOLD.

The amount will be immediately available on the paypal you created. Now, just withdraw funds to the debit card. 3-5 days, it will be there. Go shopping. See the girl with the big titties? Buy her a drink. You win.

I cannot account for moneybookers, as I’ve never used it, but I imagine it would work the same way. To test with moneybookers, I suggest linking to a greendot card with a throw away account, since you need to verify SSN. That can be your legit moneybookers anyway.

Here is a list of countries that SUPPOSEDLY don’t need a VBA, only a CC:

Bulgaria

Chile

Cyprus

Estonia

Gibraltar

Iceland

Indonesia

Latvia

Liechtenstein

Lithuania

Italy

Israel

Liechtenstein

Luxembourg

Malaysia

Malta

Philippines

Poland

Romania

San Marino

Slovakia

Slovenia

Turkey

UAE

Uruguay

 

I’ll share with you a cashout method

I’ve been using square on my android to cash out cards… All I did was register with jingit com and apply for their visa debit card… I do it this was cause I just watch some ads until I make $2.00 which is the fee for the card… once the card arrives you’ll get an account # and routing # as if it were a checkings account. (when you apply for the jingit card make sure you match FB’s DOB with jingit card on the application form)

now you register on squareup com and link it to the debit card acc. to verify the initial deposit they make don’t wait til you get the statement, call the # on the back of the card and you can get your transaction history over the phone. (I forgot you have to activate the card over the phone. this is why you need the SSN and DOB)

I only do this over open wifi and my android is not activated with any company. Also you must have location services enabled so don’t do it close to your home.

you don’t need the reader, you can charge cards manually entering the card info. you need at least the billing zipcode. transactions under $25 don’t require signature and you can skip the receipt.

I always get another prepaid card to swipe it when I use a new acc for the first time, I never start using an acc entering numbers manually… it’ll raise flags. don’t use your own card linked to your bank… that would be stupid

Beating the Online Casinos/Bookies (uk)
What you need

  • 2 machines, or an accomplice to play your dummy account.
  • UK non-3DS CVV
  • 50 GBP cash
  • Access to a William Hill shop

Create 1st account

Setup VM on system 1. I’m not going in to any great detail on how to do this as it’s covered elsewhere on the board. Use something like: Tor -> VM -> [UK]VPN / VPN1 -> VM -> [UK]VPN2.

Download the software and setup an account using either your genuine details, or some fictitious details from the local area of the shop you will be using. The deposit option you are interested in is “Quick Cash”

Off you go to a local William Hill shop to buy your Quick Cash voucher (say 50 GBP for this example). The shop prints 2 vouchers. One they keep which you will have to sign (in your fake name if you’ve used one), the other is given to you and contains the transaction code to enable you to deposit online.

Now either contact your accomplice who will play the other account or:

Create 2nd Account

Setup VM on system 2.

Download the software same as for Account 1, and this time setup the account using the details from your CVV. Deposit using CVV (eg 400 GBP).

Dumping Chips

Again, i’m not going into any great detail on this….if you don’t know how to play poker, then learn…fast. Become familiar with which hands tend to generate the largest pots (eg AA vs KK). 6-handed tables are a good choice (0.50/1 for these amounts).

Over the course of 1-2 hours, pass chips from Account 2 -> Account1, randomly losing some chips to the other players at the table. A reasonable target is for Account 1 to be +300.

Cashing out

Ok, you’re happy with your 300 profit. Click withdraw in the cashier, again choosing the “Quick Cash” option. Print off the voucher, then return to the shop where you were earlier in the day. Present the voucher, sign your name again to verify and walk out the shop 300 GBP richer for a few hours work.

Note: It’s probably not a great idea to use fictitious details if you use a shop in your own local area. No ID should be required for amount <500 GBP. If you’ve dumped chips with enough care, it’s almost impossible to prove you were involved in any fraudulent activity. You’ll have cash in your hand before anyone realizes any fraud has taken place, so no chance of freezing accounts.

Carding Online

Editors Note:

I edited out the “ATTAINING HIGHER LEVELS OF ANONYMITY” section due to it being

obviously wrong and changed the CC check link. Don’t add it in.

LEGAL TIDBITS

This FAQ is intended for educational PURPOSES ONLY.

THE BIG QUESTION: WHAT IS CARDING?

- Well, defined loosely, carding is the art of credit card manipulation to access goods or services by way of fraud. But dont let the “politically correct” definition of carding stop fool you, because carding is more than that. Much more.

Although different people card for different reasons, the motive is usually tied to money. Yea, handling a $9,000 plasma television in your hands and knowing that you didnt pay one red cent for it is definitely a rush.

But other factors contribute to your personal reason for carding. Many carders in the scene come from poor countries, such as Argentina, Pakistan, and Lebanon where $50 could mean a weeks pay, on a good day. Real carders (the one that have been in the scene the longest) seem to card for something more, however. The thrill of cc manipulation? The rush that the federalles could bust down your door at any minute? The defiance of knowing that everyday that you are walking among the public is another day that you have gotten away with a federal crime?

Whatever your persona reason for carding is, this tutorial should answer a few noobie questions and take the guessing out of the entire carding game. The resources and techniques mentioned in this tutorial are NOT, I repeat, NOT the only methods of carding. Experience in carding is key. You have to practice your own methods and try out new techniques in carding to really get a system that works for you. This tutorial is meant to get you on your way.

THE BASICS: WHAT DO I NEED AND WHERE DO I GET IT?

Credit Cards: Yes, CCZ.

“do you have any ccz” “where can I hack CCZ” “where can I get a list of valid CCZ?”

You need money to make money. Plain and simple. Which means that the only way your gonna be able to get ccs if you have ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY is if you successfully rip a noobie with 100 cards (but what noobie has 100 cards?), if you have any background in database hacking, if you trade for your shit, or if you know someone that’s willing to give you ccz all day.

I know thats a discouraging statement to all of you, but we have to keep shit realistic. The easiest way to get ccz is to purchase them.

“but I can’t get a job/I don’t wanna work!”

Having a regular 9 to 5 job is not a bad idea in the carding scene. Not only will you have some sort of alliby to why you have all this expensive shit in your house, but you can also use the money (who cant nowadays) to pay bills. You cant card forever, and you cant sustain yourself by carding alone.

If you are REALLY strapped for cash, you have to go through the alternative: trade for your resources. you have to be resourceful in carding, meaning you have to use what you got. Got a psybnc admin account? Offer psybnc user for a cc or two. Got shells? roots? Can you make verification phone calls? just ask yourself “what do I have that might be valuable to someone else?” and work with that. It dosnt have to be big, it just has to get you a few cc’s in your palms.

Once you’ve run your first successful cc scam, DONT SPEND ALL YOUR EARNINGS. Save $200 and re-invest back into the carding community. head to SC and get better cards. If you have level 2 cards, I suggest carding C2it/Paypal and using that $$ to buy ccs. (successful C2it/PP scamming techniques will not be discussed in this tut, sorry)

To other minor pointers on rippers and legit sellers, please scroll down to “SELLERS, TRADERS, AND RIPPERS, OH MY!”

“where can I check my CCZ?”

Knowing wether your cc is valid or not is really important for saving some time and energy. you can check them under http://www.soundcloud.com

The idea way for checking ccz is through an online merchant (authorize.net, linkpintcentral.) These merchants can verify cc amounts without charging your ccs. Good luck finding one. People on IRC want a ridiculous trade for These merchants (cvv lists, cash). So if you run accrosss a legit merc, dont give it out! even to your best buds! online mercs are gold in the world of carding.

Other methods for verifying cc amounts include registering your cc on an online bank. (You will need at least a level 2 card, level 3 for ATM cards). alot of online banks can give you limit, billing addy, ect ect but they require at least a level 2 cc (more info on ccz below)

CREDIT CARD FRAUD: INFORMATION IS KEY.

I want to make something clear right now. The secret to carding is not the number of cards you own, its what you can do with the cards. What do I mean by that? Simple.

Hypotherical situation: My name is Johnny and I have 3 ccs with SSN, DOB, CVV NUMBER, MMN, NAME, STREET ADDRESS, CITY, ZIP, AND BILLING TELEPHONE NUMBER. I have a friend named Billy. Billy has 300 CCCZ with CVV, MMN, NAME, STREET ADDRESS, CITY, ZIP, AND BILLING TEL. NUMBER. Whos more likely to successfully card something?

Simply put, I (Johnny) am. Why? Because I have more information that can prove that I am the person who owns this CC than Billy does with his 300 CCVZ. Does that mean Billy’s not gonna card anything? No, that just means Billy’s gonna have a hard time carding anything without verification.

So to sum up this lesson, you have to get information on your mark (the person that youre impersonating.) #1 rule in carding is: the more information you have on a person, the better chances you have for a successful transaction. Here is the information you’re looking for(note: the levels of a card is not a tehcnical carding term, I’ just used L1 L2 L3 to simplify shit throughout the tutorial.) :

NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP CODE: TEL. BILLING NUMBER: CARD NUMBER: CARD EXP DATE: CVV CODE:

(LEVEL 1: REGULAR CVV. If you have this much info, youve got yourself a regular cc. Nowadays you need this much info for carding ANYTHING worth mentioning. If you have any less than this information, you’re shit outta luck. :\)

Social Security Number (SSN): Date Of Birth (DOB): Mothers Maiden Name (MMN):

(LEVEL 2: (PARTIAL FULL-INFO) If you have this much info, your ccz are on another level. With this info, you should be able to card PayPal, C2IT, and other sites without too much of a hassle.)

BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER: ROUTING NUMBER: BANK NAME: BANK NUMBER: DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER: PIN NUMBER (For CC or ATM card)

(LEVEL 3: (true full-info) If you have this info, youre cc is ready to card anything your heart desires)

Now if all you have is a regular cc, dont discourage. Just do some research and build your cards as much as possible:

First, go to whitepages.com and try to lookup your marks street address and phone number. Make sure it matches the info you have on your cc..

Last, but not least, take a quick look in ancestry.com. Ancestry.com is a bit of a pain, but you can lookup DOB and MMN (ie, if your marks name is anthony hawkins, his father is david hawkins and his mothers name is bella donna, Donna is the MMN)

So size up your cards and move on to the next lesson:

DROPS AND VERIFICATION TECHNIQUES:

The right drop is essential to your scamming needs. Finding legitamite drops inside and outside of the US is hard. Many people keep your shit and don’t send, or some people dont pick up the package at all! (theres nothing worse than watching your hard-earned laptop going back to the store because it was refused by the recepient)

If you live inside (or even outside) the USA, you’re better off scoping a drop out on your own. A drop is basically an empty home that looks to be inhabited. This is the shipping address you use for your carding needs. Your items should only picked up at night. As awlays, be sure to have a cover-story in case someone asks why youre snooping around an empty home. “I’m picking up a package for the person that used to live here” is a legit excuse. Or even “my father is the real-estate agent.” is good. Just keep in mind that if you order anything over $500, it will USUALLY need to be signed for, (this statement is based upon FEDEX/UPS policies. I’ve gotten feedback from people that state they have gotten their local UPS employee to drop merchandise worth 1k at thir doorstop using a note, but these are uncomfirmed rumours.) Wether youre willing to sit and wait all day on the doorsteps of your drop, or you rather leave the postman a note that says you’ll pick it up at the nearest postal station, its up to you. (Dont panic if you have to pick up a package at the station. When you walk in, you need to be calm so it dosent arise suspicion. If the clerk asks you to wait more than 3 minutes, PLEASE dont stand there waiting to get busted, tell him/her you have a prior engagement and quickly exit stage left. )

If you live outside the USA, youre just gonna have to trust someone. The easiest way to get a legit drop in the USA is to ask around for people that have had successful experiences with a drop. Most drops hold a 50/50 or “you card something you card me sommething” policy. If you’re talking so someone thats trying to cut themselves in to the deal “Ie yes, I know someone but you have to card me something too” just move on, they’re wasting your time.

Just a quick note, if you’re carding something like a plasma television, you’ll have better luck using a drop from the same state, changing the billing addy (you can change a billing addy with a level 2 card, youll need a L2 card for carding a plasma tv neways) and acting like you just moved. (have that mindset when you call in: I am (name of cardholder) and I just moved from (city a) to (city b)) Once you have the item in your possession, you SHOULD GUESS THAT YOUR DROP HAS BEEN FLAGGED. What does this mean? YOU SHOULD NOT – I REPEAT SHOULD NOT RETURN TO A DROP ONCE YOU’VE CARDED EXPENSIVE SHIT TO IT. Regardless of wether your drop is flagged or not, do you really want to take the chances?

The cellular phone: The anonymous cell phone is the carders sword. With it, you will make several calls to several companies using several names. You should keep this cellular phone for carding ONLY. (just in case you become confused and forget who youre talking to.) If you have a phone phreaking connection, youre a lucky SOB. For the rest of us, we gotta go out and get a pre-paid cellular phone. (a phone which dosent require much info to purchase and use.)

THE SITES: WHATS CARDABLE AND WHATS NOT?

Ok, so you got your ccs, your drop and youre as anonymous as you can make yourself. Now what sites are cardable? This is the easiest question I have to answer on this FAQ.

-ANY AND ALL SITES ARE CARDABLE- (THX CIA AND `Q_)

Why do I say that? because it’s true. Like I said in chapter two of this little tutorial, its not about how many cards you have, its what you can do with them. Alot of this has to do with your mindset as well.

If you have a card from Johnny Knoxville from Texas, you must be Johnny Knoxville from texas. Depending on the information that you have acquired from Johnny Knoxvile, you must convince merchants and I-stores that you A R E Johnny Knoxville.

When approaching these I-stores, you want to scope things out first. Ask yourself a few questions:

-whats their policy on different shipping address than billing addess?

If they have a “must call” policy, make sure to give them an anonymous number where you can be reached (have your anon cell phone ready for this.)

-do they accept other payments besides credit?

If they accept other payment methods, sometimes its easier to card with a different payment method. (Ive had more luck on Dell.com with online checks that I have with credit cards.)

Whatever you card, make sure that you have all your info prepped before carding it. If youre carding something over 1k, get on your anonymous celly and call up the banking institution of the person’s card youre holding. Make sure to let them know that youre making a purchase of a large limit, so they dont deny your card.

Know Thy Enemy: What the CC Payment Gateways Check for Fraud

These are the measures taken by CardPay which is a payment gateway to rate fraud. It wouldn’t be really hard to imagine that other gateways take the same measures. Although we all know the rules of thumbs, I thought it would be interesting to see what they *actually* measure to evaluate high risk of fraud. The amount of information that they actually collect is mind blowing.

Fraud Screening system of CardPay Inc. Payment gateway performs comprehensive analysis of transaction data, using several techniques simultaneously. Data from external systems used during screening process, also as internal transactions history and various lists.

Transaction passes through so called “pipeline”, consisting of following steps:

  • Rules system
  • Card and cardholder’s data analysis using automated fraud screening service
  • Multivariate regression analysis of in-house transactions database.
  • The above mentioned subsystems are described in more details in the following section.

Rules system: Fraud rules logic implemented in stored procedures by Oracle DBMS, which enables adding and modifying rules without service downtime. Before passing order through rules chain, additional information retrieved from MaxMind credit card fraud prevention service. MaxMind returns to gateway following data:

  • Cardholder located in high-risk country. At a moment following countries recognized as high risk: Egypt, Ghana, Indonesia, Lebanon, Macedonia, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro, Ukraine, or Vietnam.
  • Whether country of IP address matches billing address country (mismatch = higher risk)
  • Country Code of the IP address
  • Distance from IP address to Billing Location in kilometers (large distance = higher risk)
  • Estimated State/Region of the IP address
  • Estimated City of the IP address
  • Estimated Latitude of the IP address
  • Estimated Longitude of the IP address
  • ISP of the IP address
  • Organization of the IP address
  • Whether IP address is behind an anonymous proxy(anonymous proxy = very high risk)
  • Likelihood of IP Address being an open proxy(transparent)
  • Whether e-mail is from free e-mail provider
  • Whether e-mail is in database of high risk e-mails
  • Whether usernameMD5 input is in database of high risk usernames.
  • Whether passwordMD5 input is in database of high risk passwords.
  • Whether country of issuing bank based on BIN number matches billing address country
  • Country Code of the bank which issued the credit card based on BIN number
  • Whether name of issuing bank matches entered BIN name. A return value of Yes provides a positive indication that cardholder is in possession of credit card
  • Name of the bank which issued the credit card based on BIN number
  • Whether customer service phone number matches BIN phone. A return value of Yes provides a positive indication that cardholder is in possession of credit card.
  • Customer service phone number listed on back of credit card.
  • Whether the customer phone number is in the billing zip code.
  • Whether shipping address is in database of known mail drops.
  • Whether billing city and state match ZIP code.
  • Whether shipping city and state match ZIP code.

After gathering of all data, rules in chain applies to order data sequentially, increasing or decreasing total fraud score.

Rules chain consists of following rules:

  • Cardholder country rating(global list)
  • Cardholder country rating(as set up by merchant)
  • Cardholders IP found in black lists
  • Cardholders IP range found in black list
  • Cardholders email found in merchants black list
  • Cardholders email found in global black list
  • Cardholders email found in forbidden email providers list
  • Card PAN doesnt present in global black list
  • Card PAN doesnt present in merchants black list
  • Cardholders address not in global black list
  • Cardholders address not in merchants black list
  • Order amount doesnt exceeds global purchase limit
  • Order amount doesnt exceeds local(merchant) purchase limit
  • Single PAN daily turnover doesnt exceeds global daily limit
  • Single PAN daily turnover doesnt exceeds local(merchant) daily limit
  • Billing address daily turnover doesnt exceeds global daily limit
  • Billing address daily turnover doesnt exceeds local(merchant) daily limit
  • PAN number brute force check
  • Expiry date brute force check
  • CVV brute force check

This is base rules set. Our fraud officer constantly monitors transaction flow and modifies existing rules and implements new ones to gain maximum fraud prevention efficiency.

Transaction history analysis(in-house service): After successful rules checking, transaction data verified against pool of existing transactions, enabling most accurate results and fraud decisions possible. If this routine detects no reasons to block further processing.

Transaction history analysis(external service): If in-house transaction history doesn’t shows signs of fraud, external database enters into business.

Online Verification Procedures
Over the years, I’ve come across dozens of procedure lists for top-tier merchants regarding online transations and fraud reduction. I’ll detail several companies verification procedures below.

While most virtual carders are aware of the various procedures in place to verify orders placed online, few actually understand the implementation of fraud scoring, and the order in which these verification methods are used.
The Risk Management Toolkit

  • AVS
  • CVV
  • IP/GEO/BIN
  • Cardholder Authentication (VbV/MSC)
  • Phone Verifications
  • Manual Order Reviews
  • Chargebacks & Representments
  • PCI Compliance & Data Security

 

AVS – Address Verification Service

How It Works

  • Provides a Match or Non-Match Result for only the Billing Street # and Billing Zip Code… not the actual address. (i.e. “1234 Test Street” is parsed into “1234” just the same as “1234 Wrong Way” would be).

Implementation

  • Available on any Internet merchant account and virtually any Payment Gateway.
  • Most gateways provide an AVS configuration area where you can specify whether you want to automatically“decline” (i.e. do not settle) an authorization that has an AVS mis-match or non-match.

Benefits

  • Easy to implement Limitations
  • Works only for U.S., CND, U.K. cardholders so this does not help you scrub most international transactions.
  • A growing % of compromised credit cards – especially those obtained through inside jobs or hacked databases– will also contain the necessary information to provide a valid AVS match result.

Recommendation

  • If you handle a mix of int’l and U.S. sales, you will want consider scrubbing with AVS on the U.S. transactions but do NOT scrub via AVS for any international transactions as they will always fail. AVS should not beconsidered a primary means of verifying the validity of a transaction. Nearly 20% of the fraud can potentially be eliminated by scrubbing “Non-Matched” AVS match results.

CVV – Card Verification Value

How It Works

  • A service with many names – CVV2, CVC2, CID – but the premise is the same for all.
  • Provides a Match or Non-Match Result for the 3-digit or 4-digit number embossed on the back of the cardholder’s card. The CVV is NOT generally encoded on the magnetic stripe and therefore is less likely to be captured as part of a card skimming tactic.

Implementation

  • Available on any Internet merchant account and virtually any Payment Gateway.
  • Most gateways provide an CVV configuration area where you can specify whether you want to automatically “decline” (i.e. do notsettle) an authorization that has an CVV non-match or non-entry.

Benefits

  • Works for virtually ALL cardholder accounts – both U.S. and international.
  • There is no valid reason why a legitimate cardholder, in possession of the card, would not be able to enter a 100% matching numberfor this.
  • Merchants are not allowed to store CVV and as such the CVV # is less vulnerable than the data used for AVS.

Limitations

  • CVV data can only be used for a real-time transaction. CVV data can not be stored and therefore can not be utilized for Recurring Transactions.

Recommendation

  • CVV is a recommended service to utilize for ALL initial transactions processed. Based on our internal charge-back analysis, merchants can reduce their fraud ratesby as much as 70% by simply requiring a matching CVV result.

IP/GEO/BIN Scrubbing

How It Works

  • Compares the IP address of the customer purchasing with their stated geographic location (i.e. why is the customer from California ordering from Europe?)
  • Compares the BIN # (first 6 digits) of the credit card with the IP or stated geographic location of the customer (i.e. the customer isusing an US-issued credit card but they are from Europe?)
  • Based on the IP and BIN # and other customer-inputted data, a vast amount of information can be returned on the transaction.

Implementation

  • Custom direct integration into a service such as MaxMind.com
  • Use an existing integration that is part of a Shopping Cart such as X-Cart, LiteCommerce, osCommerce, ZenCart,ASPDotNetStorefront.
  • Use an existing integration that is part of a Billing System such as WHMCompleteSolution, ClientExec or Ubersmith.

•Use an existing integration that is part of a Payment Gateway such as the Quantum Payment Gateway.

Benefits

  • Fast, Cost Effective and Non-Intrusive
  • Provides merchants with an excellent “do the pieces fit consistently?” analysis.
  • Can block up to 89% of all fraud if properly implemented

Limitations

  • Generally not reliable for AOL users due to the way that AOL routes its traffic (AOL users require a merchant-specific approach)
  • Proxy database is always in a real-time process of being updated as new proxies open up.

Recommendation

  • IP/GEO/BIN fraud scores should be used in the order evaluation process more as a means of flagging transactions as “high risk” formore intensive scrubbing vs. being an outright decline.

Examples of what IP Geo-Location can tell you:

YELLOW ALERTS

  • Free E-mail Address: is the user ordering from a free e-mail address?
  • Customer Phone #: does the customer phone # match the user’s billing location? (Only for U.S.)
  • BIN Country Match: does the BIN # from the card match the country the user states they are in?
  • BIN Issuing Bank Name: does the user’s inputted name for the bank match the database for that BIN?
  • BIN Phone Match: does the customer service phone # given by the user match the database for that BIN?

RED ALERTS

  • Country Match: does the country that the user is ordering from match where they state they are ordering from?
  • High Risk Country: is the user ordering from one of the designated high risk countries?
  • Anonymous Proxy & Proxy Score: what is the likelihood that the user is utilizing an anonymous proxy?
  • Carder E-mail: is the user ordering from an e-mail address that has been used for fraudulent orders?
  • High Risk Username/Passwords: is the user utilizing a username or password used previously for fraud?
  • Ship Forwarding Address: is the user specifying a known drop shipping address

IP/GEO/BIN Scrubbing (Continued)

Open/Anonymous Proxies: an open proxy is often a compromised “zombie” computer running a proxy service that was installed by a computer virus or hacker. The computer is then used to commit credit card fraud or other illegal activity. In some circumstances, an open proxy may be a legitimate anonymizing service that is simply recycling its IP addresses. Detecting anonymous proxies is always an on going battle as new ones pop up and may remain undetected for some time.

26% of orders placed with from open proxies on the MaxMind min Fraud service ended up being fraudulent. Extra verification steps are strongly recommended for any transaction originating from anopen/anonymous proxy.

High-Risk Countries: these are countries that have a disproportionate amount of fraudulent orders, specificallyEgypt, Ghana, Indonesia, Lebanon, Macedonia, Morocco,Nigeria, Pakistan, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro, Ukraine and Vietnam. 32% of orders placed through the MaxMind min Fraud service from high-risk countries were fraudulent. Extra verification steps should be required for any transaction originating from a high risk country.

Country Mismatch: this takes place when the IP geolocation country of the customer does not match their billing country. 21% of orders placed with a country mismatch on the MaxMind m******* service ended up being fraudulent. Extra verification steps are recommended for any transaction with a country mismatch.

Results that speak for themselves:

ChangeIP – is a DNS and domain name registration provider. The company provides free and custom Dynamic DNS services to more than 50,000 users. Before implementing MaxMind, ChangeIP was losing as much as $1,000 per month because it sold instantly delivered digital goods and could not recover the losses if the purchase turned out to be fraudulent. After implementing MaxMind, losses were reduced by 90%.

MeccaHosting – is a Web hosting company based in Colorado. Since integrating MaxMind, Mecca Hosting has not received a single chargeback. On average, 12-15 fraudulent orders pass through the in-house checks each month but are flagged by MaxMind. Over the last 5 months, this has saved MeccaHosting atleast 60 chargebacks and $6,000 in unnecessary costs.

Red Fox UK – is a Web hosting provider and software development company based in the UK which offers solutions for smalland medium sized businesses all over the world. By using MaxMind, Red Fox UK was able to increase its revenue by 4% while reducing its chargebacks by 90%.

365 Inc. – is a digital media and e-tailer specializing in soccer & rugby with a large international customer base that processes over 10,000 transactions per month. By integrating MaxMind, chargebacks were reduced byover 96% from more than $10,000 per month to less than $500 per month. At this point, most charge backs are general order disputes as opposed to fraud.

Whew. A lot of editing. I’ll post the remainder in a bit.

 

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07/19/12

Fingerprint Tor or Government Anonymized Network

How To  Fingerprint Anonymized Network visiting your website

gAtO hAs - been learning about the Tor-.onion network and one thing I wanted to understand was how China, Iran and Syria block the Onion-Router (OR). / Fingerprint Profile – I have read in the Tor wiki about the Tor signal simulating a Skypes fingerprint to hide in the clutter of the web. So how do I figure this out? Ok with WireShark I can capture the packets and check out the signature and fingerprint of a Tor anoymized network. This is one way.

Another way – just check out your website statistics and look for anyone that visited your site that does not have a country code.  From  observation of my site uscyberlabs.com I have found a pattern lately most “no country flag” indicates a Tor OR or a private – Anonymized Network. Not all of them are Tor so some of the others are the most interesting because they are anonymized but not Tor, I2P maybe, government networks -mAyBe -sI -nO gAtO is a gAtO let’s check this out

I have a few SEO packages on my site to check out the back-end statistics of the site. This give you information about your web visitor like the referal of the site that you came from, The OS, the platform and the Country were you came from, your geo-Location. One of the things that Tor does for you is prevent people from knowing your IP / geo-location. So guess what??? people have been visiting my site using not just Tor-networks – c00l b3ans, but so what else can I find out about these other  non-Tor relay— so I started digging around and this is what I found about some of these exit-relays… gAtO wArNiNg - I have to hold back some information about governments anonymized networks due to privacy and vulnerabilities possibilities.

A fingerprint of NO COUNTRY FLAGS – on my logs show’s Tor Exit-Relay type anonymized network according to the Visitor statistics: Figure 1(below) a snapshot of my log from ExtremeTracking.com –//  You noticed the ip or names of referred site with no country flags. Example: 217.79.231.13 for-exit0-readme.dfi.se – tor21.anonymizer.ccc.de - and a few more —

 

I decide to -Trust but Verifythe security Dude’s secret motto -mEoW

I went to the command line:

-curl tor21.anonymizer.ccc.de   – it came back with information that this exit-relay come’s from the Tor-Project personal relays- and it’s private-relay because I checked it against and guess what it’s hosted by there dear friends Chaos Computer Club – that brings back the “way-back machine” to the old day of real hacking but these are the guy’s from Germany and they are good friends of the Tor project, so this is a trusted Tor exit relay for the Tor project..// interesting // they were reading my “recon the deep web article

curl tor21.anonymizer.ccc.de

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-<ol>

<li><a href=”https://www.torproject.org/overview.html“>Tor Overview</a></li>

<li><a href=”https://www.torproject.org/faq-abuse.html“>Tor Abuse FAQ</a></li>

<li><a href=”https://www.torproject.org/eff/tor-legal-faq.html“>Tor Legal FAQ</a></li>

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-</ol>

IP – 31.172.30.4 – All (Onion Router) OR from Chaos seem to be – OS window 7

27 Jun, Wed, 14:02:33 tor21.anonymizer.ccc.de uscyberlabs.com/blog/2012/02/05/recon-deep-web/

 

 I found out all 3 Tor OR-relays had this signature – No Flag Fingerprint = TOR/i2p = secure traffic/anoymized  traffic-

***  -Trust but Verify –/ What caught my attention in the log was  141.101.70.66it is owned by nLayer Communication    — Who is nLayer they provides Internet connectivity solutions. The company provides IP transit, data transportation, and managed networking services to governments agencies. CIA, FBI, NSA any alphabet soup agency that you want from the .gov folks.

How did we get from 141.101.70.66 to nLayer: a traceroute- command

[2] traceroute to 141.101.70.66 (141.101.70.66), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets

1  10.2.120.1 (10.2.120.1)  11.513 ms  10.851 ms  8.521 ms

2  wwcksysc01-gex0103000.ri.ri.cox.net (68.9.8.13)  10.120 ms  11.272 ms  7.912 ms

3  ip98-190-33-21.ri.ri.cox.net (98.190.33.21)  11.896 ms  9.496 ms  12.044 ms

4  provdsrj01-ae3.0.rd.ri.cox.net (98.190.33.20)  10.429 ms  13.194 ms  11.063 ms

5  nyrkbprj01-ae2.0.rd.ny.cox.net (68.1.1.173)  18.038 ms  15.177 ms  14.140 ms

6  ae0-50g.cr1.nyc3.us.nlayer.net (69.31.95.193)  16.279 ms  17.128 ms  17.859 ms

7  xe-7-3-0.cr1.lhr1.uk.nlayer.net (69.22.142.133)  87.076 ms  83.085 ms  82.096 ms

8  ae1-70g.ar1.lhr1.uk.nlayer.net (69.22.139.63)  83.856 ms  84.420 ms  85.732 ms

as13335.xe-4-0-6.ar1.lhr1.uk.nlayer.net (63.141.223.42)  82.774 ms  102.143 ms  82.082 ms

10  141.101.70.66 (141.101.70.66)  83.317 ms  83.772 ms  82.424 ms

And of course this all goes thru some dummy corporate stuff to fool anyone // if you dig a little // I guess Global Telecom & Technology, Inc. (“GTT”), (OTCBB: GTLT.OB - // – have you seen their stock almost double since the US government stepped up it’s cyber position- good cyber investment I guess–// ), a global network operator providing managed data services to large enterprise, government and carrier customers in over 80 countries worldwide, today announced the acquisition of privately-held, Chicago-based nLayer Communications, Inc. -government and carrier customers/ government and carrier customers / government and carrier customers…//

…—…

So gaTo what does all this mean / a simple website statistics can help you see your anonymized visitors – No Flag Fingerprint = TOR/i2p = secure traffic/anoymized  traffic- / or it could be from a government site -knock, knock, knocking at your website door- also or business spying your site, your information. gAtO think it’s a waste of time because gAtO is wasted most of the time when he writes this stuff- RI MMP program, life sucks big time.

Besides the Tor or I2P  traffic// the pattern in the fingerprint that show no country flag: — secure traffic/anoymized — this is open source software that governments have modified for their own skunk work… Governments have taken the 3rd level Tor-Onion routing (code) and has their own similar network, but under the hood is the same core code – “ no Flag” show’s root code flaw, So any webmaster that has a website can find Tor like Exit-Relays or govs, watching you watching them -

: As long as the visitor is visiting from inside the matrix of a anoymized network they must use and Exit-Node-no country flag - GOTCHA—gATO ouT

by the way Chaos Computer Club 31.172.30.4 nice Tor- exit-node

 

gAtOmAlO lAb nOtEs –=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

traceroute 31.172.30.4

traceroute to 31.172.30.4 (31.172.30.4), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets

1  10.2.120.1 (10.2.120.1)  46.027 ms  12.175 ms  9.976 ms

2  wwcksysc01-gex0103000.ri.ri.cox.net (68.9.8.13)  15.444 ms  11.472 ms  10.996 ms

3  ip98-190-33-21.ri.ri.cox.net (98.190.33.21)  10.043 ms  9.272 ms  10.127 ms

4  provdsrj01-ae3.0.rd.ri.cox.net (98.190.33.20)  9.597 ms  9.633 ms  16.782 ms

5  68.1.4.133 (68.1.4.133)  21.272 ms  22.538 ms  21.357 ms

6  ae-6.r21.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.113)  42.541 ms  50.629 ms  61.680 ms

7  ae-2.r23.amstnl02.nl.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.2.145)  133.403 ms  162.975 ms  137.493 ms

8  ae-2.r02.amstnl02.nl.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.2.159)  136.255 ms  128.778 ms  133.927 ms

9  xe-4-1.r02.dsdfge01.de.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.2.65)  142.335 ms  142.499 ms  141.396 ms

10  xe-3-4.r00.dsdfge02.de.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.5.173)  133.058 ms  128.793 ms *

11  213.198.77.122 (213.198.77.122)  132.148 ms  136.187 ms  132.329 ms

12  tor21.anonymizer.ccc.de (31.172.30.4)  123.563 ms  130.866 ms  121.906 ms —

 

traceroute 199.48.147.35

traceroute to 199.48.147.35 (199.48.147.35), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets

1  10.2.120.1 (10.2.120.1)  1842.973 ms  9.712 ms  10.324 ms

2  wwcksysc01-gex0103000.ri.ri.cox.net (68.9.8.13)  9.961 ms  10.751 ms  10.437 ms

3  ip98-190-33-21.ri.ri.cox.net (98.190.33.21)  12.393 ms  10.226 ms  9.773 ms

4  provdsrj01-ae3.0.rd.ri.cox.net (98.190.33.20)  19.731 ms  9.270 ms  18.419 ms

5  nyrkbprj01-ae2.0.rd.ny.cox.net (68.1.1.173)  15.479 ms  15.045 ms  16.067 ms

6  ae0-50g.cr1.nyc3.us.nlayer.net (69.31.95.193)  15.114 ms  22.195 ms  16.909 ms

7  ae2-70g.cr1.ewr1.us.nlayer.net (69.31.95.145)  16.976 ms  28.552 ms  15.767 ms

8  xe-3-1-0.cr1.sjc1.us.nlayer.net (69.22.142.137)  90.901 ms  104.251 ms  90.386 ms

9  ae1-40g.ar2.sjc1.us.nlayer.net (69.22.143.118)  97.274 ms  91.747 ms  92.165 ms

10  as18779.xe-4-0-4.ar2.sjc1.us.nlayer.net (69.22.153.94)  91.277 ms  104.404 ms  100.544 ms

11  gw-ao.sjc01.appliedops.net (173.245.68.18)  98.566 ms  92.947 ms  91.660 ms

12  tor-exit-router35-readme.formlessnetworking.net (199.48.147.35)  93.154 ms  92.201 ms  92.769 ms

 

 traceroute 217.79.231.13

traceroute to 217.79.231.13 (217.79.231.13), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets

1  10.2.120.1 (10.2.120.1)  19.522 ms  35.384 ms  9.940 ms

2  wwcksysc01-gex0103000.ri.ri.cox.net (68.9.8.13)  12.016 ms  11.162 ms  9.829 ms

3  ip98-190-33-21.ri.ri.cox.net (98.190.33.21)  13.815 ms  8.970 ms  9.637 ms

4  provdsrj01-ae3.0.rd.ri.cox.net (98.190.33.20)  11.118 ms  11.123 ms  9.964 ms

5  68.1.4.133 (68.1.4.133)  20.776 ms  20.920 ms  61.446 ms

6  ttc.tenge11-1.br02.ldn01.pccwbtn.net (63.218.54.38)  95.216 ms  107.984 ms  94.783 ms

7  217.150.59.202 (217.150.59.202)  149.863 ms  149.865 ms  149.539 ms

8  vl554-gvrn-sr1.msk1.net.lancronix.ru (217.79.224.67)  158.159 ms  165.395 ms  157.553 ms

217.79.231.13 (217.79.231.13)  157.467 ms  157.215 ms  166.376 ms

 

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05/19/12

Social Engineering XBox Live Accounts

gAtO FoUnD – These in the deepWeb and though people can see Social Engineering (SE) basics. They are right in a way if you keep calling support you will eventually get someone that does not give a shit and give you the information you need. These same SE tactic’s will work on just about most Internet based games and other accounts online: – gAtO oUt —–

It is illegal to do thing like this to gain access to other people accounts, do not try this at home kiddies…

Plan # 1 — How to DOX & Reset Xbox Live accounts: 

1. Start off by calling 1877-438-9863 (Zune). Press 0 and wait to be transferred to an operator. Once you’re transferred to an operator tell them this: “I’m trying to sign into the Zune software but I forgot the email address I used to sign in.” They will ask for your name (Provide any name you want) and phone number. When they ask for the phone number to pull up your account, say you don’t remember it. Ask them if they will pull up your account using your ZuneTag. Give them the GamerTag you want the info on.

2. Once it’s confirmed that the account is pulled up, they will ask you for the secret answer/ billing info. Tell them this: “My Dad made my account and I don’t know what information he put on it. Can I please call back when he gets home? Could you also provide me a case number?” Once the agent says they’re generating you a case number tell them this: “Can you please attach my account to the case number so when I call back they can pull it up right away?” If they say Yes, you call has been a success. If they say no, hang up and call again.

3. Once you’ve obtained the case number call 1866-727-2338 (PC Safety) and press “1″ (10) times until you’ve reached an operator. Once the operator picks up, they will ask for your name and case number. Say this: “I have a case number.” So you don’t answer the question where they ask for your name. Once it’s confirmed that the case number is pulled up say, “I’m calling regarding an Anti-Virus software link I was supposed to receive in my email, but I never got the email. The last agent I spoke to said he would email it to me. Can you please repeat the email back to me so I can make sure it wasn’t mispelled by the last agent?” They will read off the email. Then say: “I want to make sure this is the right case, can you verify the name?” They will read off the name. Slowly ask for all the other information. This may take a few calls! Once you have the Full Name and Zip Code, you can Google the Zip Code and find the state. Then go to WhitePages.com and search with the info you got. Call PC Safety back and verify it. If it’s not right, keep trying until you get an agent who spills the address.

Your call has been a success and you know have all the info to an Xbox Live account except the password. To retrieve the password, go to Google and search “Windows Live Validation Page” and click the first link then follow the steps. PLEASE VIEW BELOW! THIS IS VERY HELPFUL WHEN CALLING IN!

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Name:

City:

State:

Zip:

Phone:

Email:

Alt:

 

Plan #2 —- How to dox an Xbox 360 account. –

Disclaimer: I  have no involvement in what you do with this. I am not saying doxing accounts is a good thing, I am only trying to make some money. During this eBook you will be discovering how to gain someone’s personal information via Xbox Customer Support. (UK/US/CA/AUS). This eBook does contain one rule you do not dox any accounts from this list (http://cl1p.net/originalgamertag/). This is a warning; bad things will happen if you do.

I will not help you reset the tag.

 

So let’s get started!

Numbers:

Microsoft PC Support: +18667272338

Xbox LIVE Support (United Kingdom):  +4408005871102

Xbox LIVE Support (United States):  +18004699269

This tutorial is going to be colour coded.

 

What you are actually going to be doing.

During this eBook you are going to be learning a very valuable skill. You are going to be learning how to dox an Xbox LIVE account via Xbox Customer Support. Throughout this tutorial you are going to be learning what to do and what not to do. It’s always best to learn about some of the stuff in this tutorial before you actually go and perform it.  You are going to need a reference number from Xbox Customer Support (this will be explained further into the eBook).  This is probably the most important part of this entire eBook as it is the key to getting a successful dox.

Step 1: Getting a working reference number.

From reading above, you will probably have learnt the importance of a reference number.  This is probably the hardest thing to do without the entire eBook. You need to be careful as the representatives are sneaky and will just give you a non-working reference number. Therefore you need to get a fully working one. You may ask yourself how? This is how:

Conversation: (between you and the support representative, he/she’s colour will be in green your colour is red).

1/ Call Xbox Customer support (the correct number for your region) and hit the number two on the keypad five times. This is going to put you straight through to a support representative.

“Hello, thank you for calling Xbox Customer Support my name is Monster how may I help you?”

“Hello Monster, my name is (yourname) and I’ve been having some issues with a reference number that I received earlier from one of your colleagues.”

“Oh sorry (yourname) is it possible to get that reference number quickly? “

“Sorry no, I threw it away since it didn’t work.. I’m sorry I never knew I had to keep it.”

“That’s okay (yourname) what is the gamertag on the account?”

(Here you say what gamertag you are trying to dox..)

“The gamertag is (gamertag you are trying to dox)”

“Okay, just give me a second to pull that up.”

“Okay, thanks.”

“Okay, I’ve got the account. Can we go through a few verification steps if you don’t mind?”

“Yeah sure.”

“Okay then sir, what is the first name and email address on the account”

“Yes the email address is: randomemail@me.com and the name is ‘random’.

“Oh, I’m ever so sorry. I need to dash off back to a personal family meeting. Is there any way I can grab a new reference number, one that actually works?”

“Oh. Okay then sir, just give me a moment. (Here is where they are attaching a reference number to the account). Okay this is your reference number:  (It should start with the numbers ‘115’ and is 10 – 15 digits long).

“(Repeat the reference number so they can confirm it) Thanks! I will definitely

Call back later, thanks for being such a great help (Dox)!”

“No problem sir, thanks for calling Xbox Customer Support and have a great day.”

Step 2: Using the reference number you just got from Xbox Customer Support.

Okay, so if you got this far, congratulations! You are one step closer to doxing an Xbox LIVE account. What you want to do is call Microsoft PC Support (number at the first page of the Book) and once you hear the robot on the phone; press the number one five times. This will put you straight through to a representative, you may be on hold for a while as they do get a lot of calls an hour. In the usual style of this eBook I will do a conversation log like normal. Just some tips for you here:

Give them the reference number and no name, so when they say (again green representative colour) “Hello, thank you for contacting Microsoft PC safety what is your case number and name please?” You just want to say the case number (reference number).

And you want to say “Hello, I was told to come here so I can make sure the information on my account is correct. As my brother made the account and he is recently deceased”.  This will make them feel sympathetic towards you and they will try to make you happy.

Same colours as before, you are red and the support rep is green.

“Hello and welcome to Microsoft PC safety, what is your name and case number?”

“Hello and my case number is: (say your reference number)”

“Okay sir, what seems to be the problem?”

“I just need to verify the information on my account, as it used to be my brothers account but he is now deceased.”

“Okay sir, I’m sorry to hear that. What information would you like to verify?”

“I just need to make sure the name on the account has changed properly, as I called earlier to get it changed but I lost the connection with the representative.”

“Okay sir, just one moment.”

“Okay the name on the account is..”

 

Okay, the conversation above is recorded with a representative that doesn’t know the Microsoft policy. If you get one that does just put the phone down and keep calling. You will get it.

The representative that normally gives out information is called: Shackeel. By having the name of the account owner, you can put the phone down and call back. This way when you re-call you won’t have to do any verification steps, they will just hand the account information over.

There will be many updates on this eBook as time goes by. To receive an update you must PM me on HackForums with the transaction ID.

By leaking this eBook, you do not get free updates. This way I can stop people from leaking my hard work. I do not condone in this in any way, shape, or form. I am just trying to make some money.  The next update will be in around a week so make sure you PM me! (Make sure the PM title is the transaction ID).

 

 

 

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04/8/12

Twitter API 4 Security Research

gAtO bEeN pLaYiNg -What Every Security researcher should know about the Twitter API is, it’s a gold mine and simple to use, just like google dorks this is twitter dorks. By using simple URL tweaking and Twitter search feature is all you need to do some cool twitter API magic.

The first thing is you need a little bit of URL_encoding  – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL_encoding – In Twittter we can search for “@“ “#” @ is for username and mentioned in, and # hashtag is for any search term. People use hashtags all the time in tweet-ville it’s a culture thingy. Anyway a %40 = @ | %20 = “1 blank space” so  we add

https://twitter.com/#!/search/%40gatomalo2

This does a basic search in Twitter for a User. Let’s add a little more vOdOo.

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/%40gatomalo2%20%40securityaffairs

@gatomalo & @securityaffairs

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/%40gatomalo2%20OR%20%40securityaffairs

@gatomalo2 OR @securityaffairs

Getting better eh… source: in Twitter API is the source that the user used to tweet. Let’s say they use the web, iPhone, TweetDeck and so on. .. yeah I added the location NYC for kicks.

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/source%3Atweetdeck%20location%3Anyc

Let’s get down to it I want to look for associations with —#Anonymous and @Net_Anon or #Anonymous and @Anonymiss

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/%23anonymous%20Net_Anon

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/%23anonymous%20Anonymiss

#anonymous Anonymiss

Content tagged with Place & Geo

https://dev.twitter.com/tags/places-geo

The Geo-place worries me as much as other things that twitter collects but this is a valuable tool for any security person. I want to us the API for a “Threat Intelligence Reports” I hope to start publishing in a few months. I hope this gave you a little taste of what the Twitter API can do for you today —there is more power in that there API -gAtO oUt.

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/to%3Agatomalo2%20

Cool trick,s tips and examples:

Good Tool 4 API

http://twitapi.com/explore/users-show/#result

1st base

https://dev.twitter.com/docs/using-search

examples

https://twitter.com/#!/search/%40gatomalo2

@ = %40

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/%23gatomalo2

# = %23

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL_encoding

https://twitter.com/#!/search/%22tango%20down%22

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/%40gatomalo2%20%40securityaffairs

https://twitter.com/#!/search/@gatomalo2

Example Searches

Query Search URL to use
Tweets which contain @twitterapi and @anywhere http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=%40twitterapi%20%40anywhere
Tweets which contain @twitterapi not via http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=%40twitterapi%20-via
Tweets about Twitter HQ (place ID 247f43d441defc03) http://search.twitter.com/search?q=place%3A247f43d441defc03
Tweets to @twitter created before the 7th May 2011 and within 25 miles of Twitter HQ in San Francisco http://search.twitter.com/search?q=to%3Atwitter%20until%3A2011-05-07&geocode=37.781157,-122.398720,25mi

gatomalo2 until:2012-04-06

gatomalo2 source:tweet_button

gatomalo2 until:2012-04-06

Search Operators

In addition to the parameters listed in the Search API documentation, there are a number of operators you can use to modify the behavior of query.

Example Finds tweets…
twitter search containing both “twitter” and “search”. This is the default operator
“happy hour” containing the exact phrase “happy hour”
love OR hate containing either “love” or “hate” (or both)
beer -root containing “beer” but not “root”

 

 

#haiku containing the hashtag “haiku”
from:twitterapi sent from the user @twitterapi
to:twitterapi sent to the user @twitterapi
place:opentable:2 about the place with OpenTable ID 2
place:247f43d441defc03 about the place with Twitter ID 247f43d441defc03
@twitterapi mentioning @twitterapi
superhero since:2011-05-09 containing “superhero” and sent since date “2011-05-09″ (year-month-day).
twitterapi until:2011-05-09 containing “twitterapi” and sent before the date “2011-05-09″.
movie -scary :) containing “movie”, but not “scary”, and with a positive attitude.
flight :( containing “flight” and with a negative attitude.
traffic ? containing “traffic” and asking a question.
hilarious filter:links containing “hilarious” and with a URL.
news source:tweet_button containing “news” and entered via the Tweet Button

Twitter Places :

https://dev.twitter.com/docs/places/finding-tweets-about-places

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04/1/12

Anonymous Operation Blackout a ScAm – How recursive DNS queries work

gAtO fOuNd - that the famous Operation ShutDown the Internet was nothing but a copy from a Jun 5 2007 post in WindowsNetwork.Com on:

 How recursive DNS queries work.

 gAtO wanted to do some research and searched Google for “root DNS servers” then I hit Image only:  — and this little image came up with familiar DNS numbers. After checking it a little closer— These were the same DNS numbers, what could this be… a conspiracy???? nah some wannabe clowns can scare anyone these days with a FAKE.

How about some nutcase claiming to be Anonymous and writing some almost true geek and put it out as REAL. I know in LinkedIn the security professionals were loving this little idea how it could and could not work. My peers made a mockery of this in a way some came right out and said scam……

If your in security OK be paranoid but alway -Trust but Verify. -gAtO oUt

http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Understanding-DNS-Recursion.html

 

http://pastebin.com/NKbnh8q8

 

  1. ———————————————————————–
  2. 01001111 01110000 01100101 01110010 01100001 01110100 01101001 01101111
  3. 01101110  01000111 01101100 01101111 01100010 01100001 01101100
  4. 01000010 01101100 01100001 01100011 01101011 01101111 01110101 01110100
  5. ———————————————————————–
  6.   ___                     _   _             ___ _     _          _
  7.  / _ \ _ __  ___ _ _ __ _| |_(_)___ _ _    / __| |___| |__  __ _| |
  8. | (_) | ‘_ \/ -_) ‘_/ _` |  _| / _ \ ‘ \  | (_ | / _ \ ‘_ \/ _` | |
  9.  \___/| .__/\___|_| \__,_|\__|_\___/_||_|  \___|_\___/_.__/\__,_|_|
  10.       |_|
  11.  ___ _         _            _
  12. | _ ) |__ _ __| |_____ _  _| |_
  13. | _ \ / _` / _| / / _ \ || |  _|
  14. |___/_\__,_\__|_\_\___/\_,_|\__|
  15. ———————————————————————–
  16. 01001111 01110000 01100101 01110010 01100001 01110100 01101001 01101111
  17. 01101110  01000111 01101100 01101111 01100010 01100001 01101100
  18. 01000010 01101100 01100001 01100011 01101011 01101111 01110101 01110100
  19. ———————————————————————–
  20.                 “The greatest enemy of freedom is a happy slave.”
  21. To protest SOPA, Wallstreet, our irresponsible leaders and the beloved
  22. bankers who are starving the world for their own selfish needs out of
  23. sheer sadistic fun, On March 31, anonymous will shut the Internet down.
  24. ———————————————————————–
  25. In order to shut the Internet down, one thing is to be done. Down the
  26. 13 root DNS servers of the Internet. Those servers are as follow:
  27. A       198.41.0.4
  28. B       192.228.79.201
  29. C       192.33.4.12
  30. D       128.8.10.90
  31. E       192.203.230.10
  32. F       192.5.5.241
  33. G       192.112.36.4
  34. H       128.63.2.53
  35. I       192.36.148.17
  36. J       192.58.128.30
  37. K       193.0.14.129
  38. L       199.7.83.42
  39. M       202.12.27.33
  40. By cutting these off the Internet, nobody will be able to perform a
  41. domain name lookup, thus, disabling the HTTP Internet, which is,
  42. after all, the most widely used function of the Web. Anybody entering
  43. “http://www.google.com” or ANY other url, will get an error page,
  44. thus, they will think the Internet is down, which is, close enough.
  45. Remember, this is a protest, we are not trying to ‘kill’ the Internet,
  46. we are only temporarily shutting it down where it hurts the most.
  47. While some ISPs uses DNS caching, most are configured to use a low
  48. expire time for the cache, thus not being a valid failover solution
  49. in the case the root servers are down. It is mostly used for speed,
  50. not redundancy.
  51. We have compiled a Reflective DNS Amplification DDoS tool to be used for
  52. this attack. It is based on AntiSec’s DHN, contains a few bugfix, a
  53. different dns list/target support and is a bit stripped down for speed.
  54. The principle is simple; a flaw that uses forged UDP packets is to be
  55. used to trigger a rush of DNS queries all redirected and reflected to
  56. those 13 IPs. The flaw is as follow; since the UDP protocol allows it,
  57. we can change the source IP of the sender to our target, thus spoofing
  58. the source of the DNS query.
  59. The DNS server will then respond to that query by sending the answer to
  60. the spoofed IP. Since the answer is always bigger than the query, the
  61. DNS answers will then flood the target ip. It is called an amplified
  62. because we can use small packets to generate large traffic. It is called
  63. reflective because we will not send the queries to the root name servers,
  64. instead, we will use a list of known vulnerable DNS servers which will
  65. attack the root servers for us.
  66. DDoS request —>       [Vulnerable DNS Server  ]       <—> Normal client requests
  67.                                                         \
  68.                                                          | ( Spoofed UDP requests
  69.                                                          |   will redirect the answers
  70.                                                          |   to the root name server )
  71.                                                          |
  72.                                         [       13 root servers         ] * BAM
  73. Since the attack will be using static IP addresses, it will not rely
  74. on name server resolution, thus enabling us to keep the attack up even
  75. while the Internet is down. The very fact that nobody will be able to
  76. make new requests to use the Internet will slow down those who will try
  77. to stop the attack. It may only lasts one hour, maybe more, maybe even
  78. a few days. No matter what, it will be global. It will be known.
  79. ———————————————————————–
  80.                 download link in #opGlobalBlackout
  81. ———————————————————————–
  82. The tool is named “ramp” and stands for Reflective Amplification. It is
  83. located in the \ramp\ folder.
  84. ———-> Windows users
  85. In order to run “ramp”, you will need to download and install these two
  86. applications;
  87.         WINPCAP DRIVER  - http://www.winpcap.org/install/default.htm
  88.         TOR                             – http://www.torproject.org/dist/vidalia-bundles/
  89. The Winpcap driver is a standard library and the TOR client is used as
  90. a proxy client for using the TOR network.
  91. It is also recommended to use a VPN, feel free to choose your own flavor
  92. of this.
  93. To launch the tool, just execute “\ramp\launch.bat” and wait. The attack
  94. will start by itself.
  95. ———-> Linux users
  96. The “ramp” linux client is located under the \ramp\linux\ folder and
  97. needs a working installation of python and scapy.
  98. ———————————————————————–
  99.         “He who sacrifices freedom for security deserves neither.”
  100.                                                                 Benjamin Franklin
  101. We know you wont’ listen. We know you won’t change. We know it’s because
  102. you don’t want to. We know it’s because you like it how it is. You bullied
  103. us into your delusion. We have seen you brutalize harmless old womans who were
  104. protesting for peace. We do not forget because we know you will only use that
  105. to start again. We know your true face. We know you will never stop. Neither
  106. are we. We know.
  107. We are Anonymous.
  108. We are Legion.
  109. We do not Forgive.
  110. We do not Forget.
  111. You know who you are, Expect us.
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03/30/12

Hacking Cheat Sheet

gAtO fOuNd - this from bad store penn training e-book the fUnNy thing is— it is really a guide for DIY hacking project written in 2005 but still true today – Oh well here it is…“in the BoX

THIS IS TEST BOX FOR PENN TESTERS _  —If you really want to know where the vulnerabilities exist in BadStore.net, read on:

  •  Robots.txt directory disclosure (http://www.badstore.net/robots.txt).
  •  Apache platform attacks (run Nessus and Nikto.)
  •  SQL Injection in Search and Login functions – including DROP and UNION (try logging in as a
    normal user with joe’ OR 1=1 OR ‘mary as a simple example.)
  •  Blind SQL Injection in Supplier Login (try single quote (‘), OR 1=1, OR 1=1–, and other SQL
    commands and watch them fail, until you hit the “magic” combination.
  •  Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) in Guestbook, URL’s, Search (try alert(‘This is an XSS
    attack!!!’)</script>). 
  •  Credential Disclosure via proxy, XSS, and Brute Force (use proxy to decode the Base-64
    encoded SSOID cookie, try <script>alert(document.cookie)</script>, and run Brutus to force a
    login.)
  •  Command Injection via Parameter Tampering.
  •  Privilege Escalation via Cookie and Hidden Field Tampering (what’s that Role parameter?)
  •  Ability to decode cookies and view sensitive information (use the proxy.)
  •  “Secret” Admin access via URL parameter (try ?action=admin in the URL.)
  •  Access to Supplier Portal through referer header manipulation, cookie, SQL Injection (use proxy
    to manipulate referer header and cookie, try logging in to the form using SQL Injection
    techniques.)
  •  Denial of Service (DoS) to application and platform.
  •  Ability to obtain free or discounted merchandise (use the proxy to manipulate the CartID cookie.)
  •  Site Defacement (you can upload files from the Supplier Portal – can you also traverse
    directories?)
  •  MD5-hashed passwords, many of which are easily crackable (try John the Ripper.)
  •  PII- Personally Identifiable Information disclosure, including Credit Cards (in Previous Orders and
    Secret Admin Portal.)
  •  Ability to login without a known password (try SQL Injection and Brute Force.)
  •  Ability to view other’s orders and information (use proxy to manipulate cookie.)

This is a checklist that every admin should have in his back pocket – It’s all the “in the BoX” and outside— it’s a guide of what the bad guy’s are doing and thinking.
You add a little social engineering and a little spear phising to this bag of tricks and you got a good plan. This is from 2005 that’s 7 years ago —BEFORE  Twitter and Facebook were babies when this Cheat Sheet was created. The things that you find in the internet are amazing- gAtO oUt

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01/18/12

Cyber Crime Units Around The Globe

Cyber Crime Units Around The Globe

Chile PDI

http://www.investigaciones.cl/

Mexico
ssp.gob.mx

http://ssp.gob.mx/portalWebApp/appmanager/portal/desk?_nfpb=false

Spain

http://www.cybex.es/en/

Peru

http://www.4law.co.il/peru1.htm

Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section
United States Department of Justice

http://www.cybercrime.gov/

Austria

http://www.bmi.gv.at

Belgian
Welcome to the Belgian online reporting service

https://www.ecops.be/webforms/Default.aspx?Lang=EN

Croatia

http://www.mup.hr/

France

http://www.interieur.gouv.fr/

Durch NHTCC

http://www.politie.nl/

European Network and Information Security Agencies

http://www.enisa.europa.eu

Interpol – CyberCrime

http://www.interpol.int/Crime-areas/Cybercrime/Cybercrime

Ireland’s National Police Force

http://www.garda.ie/

Iran Cyber Police
www.cyberpolice.ir

Italy Police

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.poliziadistato.it%2F

http://www.poliziadistato.it/

Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau is a specialized police agency

http://lkpb.policija.lt/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=83&Itemid=18

Norway

http://www.okokrim.no/

Portugal BICI

http://www.policiajudiciaria.pt/

Spain

https://www.policia.es/

Police in Sweden

http://www.polisen.se/

Swiss

http://www.cybercrime.admin.ch/kobik/de/home.html

Angola

http://www.policiaeconomica.gv.ao/

China

http://www.mps.gov.cn/n16/index.html

Hong Kong Police Force

http://www.police.gov.hk/hkp-home/english/tcd/index.htm

India Central Bureau of Investigation

http://cbi.nic.in/

Royal Thai Police

http://www.royalthaipolice.go.th/

Japan Cyber Unit

http://www.npa.go.jp/cyberpolice/

Korea CTRC

http://ctrc.go.kr/index.jsp

Pakistan Police

http://www.4law.co.il/pak1.htm

Philippine Criminal Investigation Group

http://cidg.pnp.gov.ph/

Australia Federal Police

http://www.afp.gov.au/

NASA Office of Inspector General

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/oig/hq/Welcome.html

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12/6/11

Verify Performance of SSL

THC-SSL-DOS is a tool to verify the performance of SSL.

Establishing a secure SSL connection requires 15x more processing power on the server than on the client.

uscyber labs - Cyberspace controls kinetic devices

Performance of SSL

THC-SSL-DOS exploits this asymmetric property by overloading the

server and knocking it off the Internet.

This problem affects all SSL implementations today. The vendors are aware of this problem since 2003 and the topic has been widely discussed.

This attack further exploits the SSL secure Renegotiation feature to trigger thousands of renegotiations via single TCP connection.

Download:

Windows binary: thc-ssl-dos-1.4-win-bin.zip

Unix Source   : thc-ssl-dos-1.4.tar.gz

Use “./configure; make all install” to build.

Usage:

./thc-ssl-dos 127.3.133.7 443

Handshakes 0 [0.00 h/s], 0 Conn, 0 Err

Secure Renegotiation support: yes

Handshakes 0 [0.00 h/s], 97 Conn, 0 Err

Handshakes 68 [67.39 h/s], 97 Conn, 0 Err

Handshakes 148 [79.91 h/s], 97 Conn, 0 Err

Handshakes 228 [80.32 h/s], 100 Conn, 0 Err

Handshakes 308 [80.62 h/s], 100 Conn, 0 Err

Handshakes 390 [81.10 h/s], 100 Conn, 0 Err

Handshakes 470 [80.24 h/s], 100 Conn, 0 Err

Comparing flood DDoS vs. SSL-Exhaustion attack:

A traditional flood DDoS attack cannot be mounted from a single DSL connection. This is because the bandwidth of a server is far superior to the bandwidth of a DSL connection: A DSL connection is not an equal opponent to challenge the bandwidth of a server.

This is turned upside down for THC-SSL-DOS: The processing capacity for SSL handshakes is far superior at the client side: A laptop on a DSL connection can challenge a server on a 30Gbit link.

Traditional DDoS attacks based on flooding are sub optimal: Servers are prepared to handle large amount of traffic and clients are constantly sending requests to the server even when not under attack.

The SSL-handshake is only done at the beginning of a secure session and only if security is required. Servers are _not_ prepared to handle large amount of SSL Handshakes.

The worst attack scenario is an SSL-Exhaustion attack mounted from thousands of clients (SSL-DDoS).

Tips & Tricks for whiteouts

1. The average server can do 300 handshakes per second. This would require

10-25% of your laptops CPU.

2. Use multiple hosts (SSL-DOS) if an SSL Accelerator is used.

3. Be smart in target acquisition: The HTTPS Port (443) is not always the

best choice. Other SSL enabled ports are more unlikely to use an SSL

Accelerator (like the POP3S, SMTPS, …  or the secure database port).

Counter measurements:

No real solutions exists. The following steps can mitigate (but not solve) the problem:

1. Disable SSL-Renegotiation

2. Invest into SSL Accelerator

Either of these countermeasures can be circumventing by modifying THC-SSL-DOS. A better solution is desireable. Somebody should fix this.

http://www.thc.org

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10/31/11

Facebook Security October 2011

While Facebook does block (approximately) 600,000 log-ins per day, it is not that these Facebook accounts are compromised on Facebook, and certainly not that they’re ‘hacked’ as some have written. There may be compromised accounts that appear on Facebook, but more often than not they are compromised off of Facebook–they use the same password for e-mail as Facebook, they get phished, etc. Compromised in this sense refers to log-ins where we are not absolutely confident that the account’s true owner is accessing the account and we either preemptively or retroactively block access.

We are being preventative and helping make sure people secure their account even if they aren’t actually compromised on Facebook.

 

 

 

Read More ..> http://www.scribd.com/doc/70451272/Facebook-Security-Infographic

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07/13/11

Hacker Cyber Crew (crewz) Diagram

Hacker Moto:-be hidden, be silent, listen and don’t get DOX (documented-revealed). 

Script Kiddies (also hackers) Moto:- Let’s do it, we won’t get caught, let’s tell the world what we done..yeh..me…me…me..me 

New Hacker’s Dictionary, a hacker is “a person who enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems and how to stretch their capabilities” and one who is capable of “creatively overcoming or circumventing limitations”.

These hackers know cyber space. There are some that are young and audacious. Look at Anonymous or AntiSec the authorities have arrested some hackers but they are only foot soldiers. Cyber Space is full of foot soldiers. These young hackers are very gifted and talented. There are “lone wolfs” and there are cyber crew. (Crewz)

Org Chart of Hacker Crew -Groups

uscyberlabs_cyber_crewz

LulzSec Team 

Sabu - Captain of the Ship, organizing the team and planning strategies.
Topiary - Basically PR, updating Twitter and interviews with media.
Kayla - Mostly focused on RFI / LFI / SQLi and coordinating with the rest.
Tflow - Maintenance of LulzSec website and torrents.
Storm  - DDOS and also involved in PBS hack.
Pwnsauce - Coding required tools for the team and involved in Infragard hack.
Neuron - Coding and also involved in Sownage.
M_nerva - Deus Ex Game hack.
TrollPoll - Involved in Fox hack and seems to be the most paranoid of all.
JoePie - Updating the team with news related to LulzSec and other channels of interest.
Avunit - Seems focused on XSS and SQLi
Kl0ps, io, Palladium and Devrandom - Hackers supporting the team
Bitcoin Donations handled by Tflow, Topiary and Joepie
Team Strength - 13 or 15. It could be possible that some handles are used by same person.

Who are these Hacker?

 

Wake up these hackers are our sons and daughter. They are the focused ones the ones that could lock in with laser eyes what they wanted. Remember that nerd you picked on back in school well he just hacked the IMF. Now he has powers and she has friends that think alike and where treated alike, with their own slant on Peace and War and especially on what’s wrong and right. Guess what they are our future – were we good parents? That’s who these hackers are.

 

They have tricked you! Mis/disinformation.

  • To hide in cyber space is simple get a VPN (virtual private network) look it up some are free. It hides you they can’t see your geo-location then get TOR this software hides you even more. With these 2 basic steps that are all free you can hide in cyberspace.
  • Do you think these hackers that hide behind more layers than the 2 above would use “Twitter” http://twitter.com/#!/search?q=%23AntiSec to communicate their plans -
  • How about on the public IRC relay channels. When your on the PUBLIC IRC channels like #AntiSec they know who you are. You don’t look like them. You don’t talk like them. You don’t act like them. They know who you are.
    http://search.mibbit.com/search/antisec
  • The News has interviews with these cyber hacker groups - Really? - LulzSec. If you do not know who they are how can you know they are real. -dis/information
  • How about their leader of the LulzSec cyber revolution http://twitter.com/#!/anonymouSabu Sabu the ring leader of LulzSec
  • How about the LulzSec Twitter – www.twitter.com/lulzsec

 

These hackers know social media they grew up in this technology. Social Engineering it’s second nature, their bread and butter they are hackers. Here is a family picture of the latest Cyber Crew.

US Cyber Labs dot com

  • See how many cyber crewz turned on LulzSec. Why did they dox them? Were they too good? Were they too arrogant? Why did their friends turn on them? Maybe they were forced to in order to not got to jail?
  • These guys are pissed about the flips and betrayal that’s why they are pissed at the world – it’s that simple.
    • We were young and invincible once too.
    • They use these PUBLIC tools to taunt us. To give us clues to put out but to divulge any real information – sometimes.
    • I do admit that they are young and brazen so they kind of show their metal and that’s when the clues really become clear. We can sometimes gleam information from there documentation -chatter.
  • Notes to Myself – mEoW - GatoMalo@uscyberlabs.com

 

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