Indonesian Hackers Obtaining US credit card info

[ironroute]

Indonesian Hacker shows how to obtain credit card information? Are you the unlucky person of identity theft.Scroll below to the site to view the lucky person from San Diego.I couldnt understand much of the website,but it explains on how to obtain credit card information through the use of SQL injection.

I just posted it on digg.com, hope you guys can help me digg it.

Btw check out that indonesian site, everyone should be more careful on which e-stores they go to.

:eek:

View it here..http://digg.com/security/Indonesian_Hackers_Obtaining_US_credit_card_info/blog

[klitzy]

I dont get it....And not to "hate" or anything but don't post your digg stories here and ask for diggs.

[bird603568]

its people like them that give hackers a bad name

[ironroute]

its people like them that give hackers a bad name

No its not, this is wat is called Un-ethical hacking... exploitation is something else.

You should know better.

Btw if anyone feels i should close this topic please tell me.

Sorry for any inconvience

[tadpole256]

It's a good heads-up. I don't think that the topic should be closed, it could lead to some pretty good discussion, however I do think people should refrain from asking for Diggs in the future. It kind of cheapens the post.

There are un-ethical people in any community, what is unfortunate is that those people are often the most noticed, or most outspoken. I agree, it is things like this that give hackers and hacking a bad name, that is why it is important to teach people the difference between ethical hacking and scam artists. It's important to teach people that just because someone uses knowledge for ill intended purposes, does not make that knowledge itself wrong or detrimental.

[treeninja]

Marked as spam since you asked for diggs.

[bird603568]

Marked as spam since you asked for diggs.

marked as spam since you are only looking for post counts. this "hacking" is actaully cracking. the orginal hacking was using something in a creative way. but i guess this could be considered being creative. but i prefer hardware hacking like HaD stuff

[ironroute]

marked as spam since you are only looking for post counts. this "hacking" is actaully cracking. the orginal hacking was using something in a creative way. but i guess this could be considered being creative. but i prefer hardware hacking like HaD stuff

Thanks for the extra definition of hacking.. im sure we all know what original hacking is and what penetration testing is and cracking as well as just Un-ethical behaviour like pasting personal credit card information on websites.

Btw what sort of HAD hacking do you do?

[bird603568]

Thanks for the extra definition of hacking.. im sure we all know what original hacking is and what penetration testing is and cracking as well as just Un-ethical behaviour like pasting personal credit card information on websites.

Btw what sort of HAD hacking do you do?

i did quite a bit of wrt54g hacks along with a research project using it. also i was playing around with irongeeks googleearth script improving it and making it in c++ so it would be faster but then i stopped that porject. and HaD == hackaday just to make sure were on the same page

[tadpole256]

Anything cool with the wrt54g?

Hack-a-day is a great site. I can't wait to get home, I have so much to catch up on.

[bird603568]

i put an old fireball harddrive in it with the sd to ide adaptor. i used a firmware and a cantenna i made to push ot 35W for a project for school. but i fried it over the summer so im pretty pissed.

[ironroute]

i did quite a bit of wrt54g hacks along with a research project using it. also i was playing around with irongeeks googleearth script improving it and making it in c++ so it would be faster but then i stopped that porject. and HaD == hackaday just to make sure were on the same page

Yeah i know .. hacka day conferences are good have you been to any Defcon ones?

Btw bird guess you think i wrote spam have you see what was on that indonesian site including that sql injection there. I have reported it as well.

If u think the story is worth it and the sites deserves to be shut down digg it, till enuff reports come in or somebody DDos it.

Such information should be placed up and available for direct viewing..very unethical of that script kiddie. :mad:

[shanehensley]

I'm going to leave this discussion unlocked for now, but in the future, let's refrain from making topics of our own Digg stories. It's unfair to others, and the workings of Digg to self-promote your own stories.

[bird603568]

naw i dont think its spam. i was just stateing that people like this give real hackers a bad name. and i dont do digg :O

[tadpole256]

i put an old fireball harddrive in it with the sd to ide adaptor. i used a firmware and a cantenna i made to push ot 35W for a project for school. but i fried it over the summer so im pretty pissed.

That's pretty cool. What level of school are we talking about here?

I have not gotten to play too much with cantennas, definately on my list of things to do, I was just explaining the concept to someone earlier today, and potential uses...

[bird603568]

it was my highschools AP bio research project. i won quite a few awards from the army nave and nsa. if you want to see it i have it here http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/fly/ sorry about the site i was playing with css :P and i did the ide drive after the project was over. also here is my google earth script http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/ge/ and if you are intrested heres my led lap i made out of a atx psu http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/lamp/

[ironroute]

Wow interesting Ryan! I am checking out the site right now. Btw congrats on the BIO research project!

Keep it up! ;)

[tadpole256]

it was my highschools AP bio research project. i won quite a few awards from the army nave and nsa. if you want to see it i have it here http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/fly/ sorry about the site i was playing with css :P and i did the ide drive after the project was over. also here is my google earth script http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/ge/ and if you are intrested heres my led lap i made out of a atx psu http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/lamp/

My girlfriend graduated from PSU! (She's a Nurse). She's now works at and attends UPENN.

[ironroute]

My girlfriend graduated from PSU! (She's a Nurse). She's now works at and attends UPENN.

Wow what a coincidence for you guys eh? ;)

[bird603568]

Wow what a coincidence for you guys eh? ;)

not really the main campus is 40K students

[ironroute]

not really the main campus is 40K students

Ohh wow thats alot i have to say! :eek:

[ariastar]

Are you the unlucky person of identity theft.

When I was 18, my ID was stolen. Seven years and tens of thosands of dollars later, I still occassionally have a problem. Right now I'm dealing with a speeding ticket in Texas. Too bad I've never been to Texas. I'd rather have my credit card info stolen than my entire ID again. I no longer use credit cards, nor any form of credit, use money orders for anything otherwise requiring a check (too easy to make a fake check using the info on the bottom), etc.. My own losses have gone much further. It's not a nice feeling literally watching over your shoulder all the time, trying to outrun an unknown jerk who won't leave you alone, getting a migraine when the DA calls to get your statement (over the phone, as they no longer care to investigate things) about a bad check written in your name in South Carolina (again, a place I've never been) to a pizza place for $400. Vigilance has become such a part of life that I no longer think twice about it. And it sickens me.

People who steal IDs should be skinned alive and dropped into a giant tub of salt. If someone chooses to attempt to ruin the life of someone else, to expose every aspect of their lives for investigation and force them to spend tons of money and time clearing things up and writing letters and everything, then that person should be harshly punished.

This is why I work in online anti-fraud.

[ironroute]

When I was 18, my ID was stolen. Seven years and tens of thosands of dollars later, I still occassionally have a problem. Right now I'm dealing with a speeding ticket in Texas. Too bad I've never been to Texas. I'd rather have my credit card info stolen than my entire ID again. I no longer use credit cards, nor any form of credit, use money orders for anything otherwise requiring a check (too easy to make a fake check using the info on the bottom), etc.. My own losses have gone much further. It's not a nice feeling literally watching over your shoulder all the time, trying to outrun an unknown jerk who won't leave you alone, getting a migraine when the DA calls to get your statement (over the phone, as they no longer care to investigate things) about a bad check written in your name in South Carolina (again, a place I've never been) to a pizza place for $400. Vigilance has become such a part of life that I no longer think twice about it. And it sickens me.

People who steal IDs should be skinned alive and dropped into a giant tub of salt. If someone chooses to attempt to ruin the life of someone else, to expose every aspect of their lives for investigation and force them to spend tons of money and time clearing things up and writing letters and everything, then that person should be harshly punished.

This is why I work in online anti-fraud.

Yeah i know what you mean, and this happens everyday on numbers that come up to hundreds.

Where are you working now exactly?

[ariastar]

Yeah i know what you mean, and this happens everyday on numbers that come up to hundreds.

Where are you working now exactly?

I have friends who don't even know the name of the company I work for. Well, that's mainly because it's not dicussed since none of them have even the slightest interest in it.

But I keep where I work somewhat of a secret to prevent my own conduct from reflecting on my company. I'm 25, I sometimes do dumb things, and if I do, it's on me. So basically you can say I'm shielding my company from any potential repercussions of my potentially-dumb actions.