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i cannot reach you on icq or jabber. hard to spend money when: several pp i purchased have been tampered with: - in email reports of connections from malasia, etc - passwords changed (gmail says at login if passwd was changed few hours ago) - not working email/pp passwords of accounts all...

msr is so expensive he has no more money

If you are trying to cashout in europe and not in 201 countries ,when you place a card with no chip into the ATM, but the track2 is =yymm201 it will not read the card, if this is what you ask.

multigaminator slots are being replaced with cobras, because certain people managed to break the slots algorithm and predict each next hand ;)

I am trying to understand if these "bugs" require the slot to be rigged with a malicious chip or not (sorry, the english isnt great) ?

no point even trying, today this is impossible. last i heard was the script "brut" that had some % of effective tr2 generation.. but back in 2003-4 it was fun with 00000000 algos for chase and boa :D

There is alot of information in the studies by the university of Cambridge, if you follow through and research from those pages to personal resources of the authors, as far as i remember you can get to schematics and detailed instructions needed for the yes card attack, i dont remeber exactly...

yes

and ask for $$ :D if you have knowledge use it if you want money, if you want to teach, teach the people that are interested enough to really learn not the ones that will just pay for knowledge

badB's business domains were registered to his real name, and the man never used drops..

in 2004, you could just buy a bunch of chase bin ccvs ,make the track xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx=yymm1010000000000000 and cashout in europe :P , after only with brute

These are the most advanced chip based attacks i know about, documented by the university of cambridge http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/banking/interceptor/ somewhere on the site can be found the yes man attack, where on pos terminals any pin is authentificated locally (so no luck on...