TOOLS NEEDED IN CC CLONING
tools needed in CC cloning
We’ll now describe the tools needed to turn junk dumps into a card that can be swiped. You already understand what I mean by “dumps” and how a hustler may empty your bank account using a fake card if you’ve read my prior posts on the topic of “dumps” and “skimming.”
Online shopping makes it simple to get the tools needed to encode a dump in a magnetic card strip, and the procedure itself just takes a few minutes.
What is CC Cloning
Making a credit card clone without authorization is referred to as “CC cloning.” Skimming is another name for this method of operation. Using an electronic device, thieves copy data at a credit card terminal, transfer it from the stolen card to a new card, or overwrite the data on an already-existing card.
Sadly, in recent years, cloning and related types of theft have spread like wildfire. The use of personal identification numbers (PINs) and chip cards, among other security advancements, have thankfully helped to thwart these kinds of attacks.
These are the major tools needed in cc cloning
Computer
The common laptop or home PC, everyone knows what it is and how to use it.
MSR
A magnetic stripe reader is a device designed to read the information stored within the magnetic stripe of special cards such as credit cards and ATM cards. The magnetic stripe is usually located on the back of the card or badge and contains the account details of the person who owns the card. This information is then verified in real time with the issuer of the card. Magnetic stripe readers are also known as magstripe readers and credit card readers.
Magnetic strips are usually found of the back of most credit cards, cheque guarantee cards, loyalty cards, membership cards etc. The magnetic strip can hold personal details such as account number and name. The strip can contain up to 60 characters, stored magnetically. To read the data on the card, it is ‘swiped’ through a Magnetic Stripe Reader machine and the data is read and fed back to the computer.
Pre Printed magnetic strip cards are
Pre printed PVC Magnetic stripe cards are high quality printable cards used for printing variable data or customized data upon a blank pvc card using a good quality thermal and encoding printer. Pre printed Blank plastic mag stripe cards are fully customizable with the use of a desktop ID card printer or central issuance system.
Surface of these cards is even and flat ensuring flawless movement under the Thermal printer head (minimizing the risk of damage). Printing with vivid colors is possible through this technology. These cards are also known as Pre printed Swipe Card or Pre printed Magnetic Strip Card or Pre-printed Hi-Co Magnetic Stripe Cards or Pre-printed Magnetic Stripe Swipe Cards or Pre printed magstripe cards or Pre printed HiCo cards.
HiCo Magnetic Stripe is usually black in color and are encoded with a magnetic field of 4000 or 2750 Oersted (Oe). Blank cards at Plasto cards Pvt Ltd are manufactured with the finest quality and care and they comply with following conditions or characteristics as listed below
- ISO – Compliant
- High Durability
- capable of printing in any card printers to name a few Evolis, Zebra, Fargo, Data card, Magic cards, Smart, Badgy and other ID Card Printers.
- Long lifespan
Pre-printed custom designed cards combine the best features of large run lithography-pressed cards and dye-sublimation printers to provide a cost effective option for business today.
The Pre printed magnetic stripe cards are ideal for applications where the cards will be frequently swiped or needs to have a long life, such as access control and/or time and attendance cards. High coercivity magnetic stripes store information more securely than low coercivity magnetic stripe cards because of the higher level of magnetic energy required to encode them. This also makes information on HICO magnetic stripe cards harder to erase and more resistant to damage from magnets or magnetic fields. Composite magnetic stripe cards are designed for use in card printers with encoding capabilities.
Embosser
It’s a device that embosses the card information, including the card number, expiration date, and holder name, onto a pre-printed card. There are manual and automatic embossers available on the market, ranging in price from $250 to $3000. based on the effectiveness and speed of the embossing. They are used for printing data in relief. The best known example is the credit card. Embossed name details and numbering can be colored by means of a topping foil. Indent printing is used for applying security codes such as CVC numbers. Optionally, embossing machines can be fitted with a thermal card-printing module and modules for electronic personalization, such as chips and magnetic strips.
The MSR’s software must be installed on the computer, and the machine must be wired for data transfer to the computer. The MSR is additionally prepared to encrypt the dumps in the cards. The card clone is thus ready for use with a pre-printed card, embosser, and MSR. The magnetic strip of pre-printed cards is embossed with the dump information, which is subsequently encoded using the MSR. The card is now ready for swiping.
Guys, that’s all for today. Good luck and be careful!
