Almost all payment chip cards (except in France) uses a worldwide standard called (a rather meaningless acroynm from Europay-Mastercard-Visa, the founding members of the collaboration that created this standard though, ironically this US-created standard is used mostly outside of US).Retrieving information from an EMV compliant chip is not an inherently difficult task. I personally believe it’s daunting to many programmers because the mechanism of talking to a smart card is something quite different from the higher-level programming we’re used to, which is one of the reasons why Thomas and I created.In this example I’ll break down a sample Jaccal script line-by-line in its raw APDU format to show exactly how information is retrieved from the chip card. I’ll show the script twice — the first one in pure APDU, and the second, a higher-level Jaccal script using Jaccal APIs to do the job for you. In this example, I’ll be showing you snippets from the official EMV4.1 specification, which I’ll mention in passing but not in details.
You can get the EMV specifications from EMVCo directly, it’s. What do you need? Firstly you’ll need an EMV chip card.
Most probably this will be a credit card or a debit card with a chip on it. Then you’ll need a smart card reader. The one I’m using is a from Gemplus (now Gemalto), but almost any card reader that supports will do. Card readers are mostly plug-and-play though if it needs drivers, it should come with the package.
Windows supports smart cards by default so you shouldn’t need anything special. You’ll also need of course. Download it from.That’s all! Maybe a little bit of patience as well.
I’m assuming that you’ll have a bit of knowledge of smart cards and some knowledge, but don’t worry if you don’t, just drop me a note in the comments and I’ll add it in. Connect to the chip cardTo start any chip card interaction, you must first start a connection to the card. The card then responds with an ATR (Answer To Reset). ATRs can be used to determine the card technology used and the manufacturer that produced it. Atr = open;prints(atr);In Jaccal script, the command ‘prints’ displays a string in the output.
If you’re using the Anubis Script Editor, packaged together with Jaccal, this will be displayed in a separate tab. If you’re using Jaccal from the command line, the output is the console. Output Power onATR 3B 66 00 FF 4A 43 4F 50 32 30A quick check with the maintained by Ludovic Rousseau shows that the card I used (UOB Platinum Visa Card) is likely to an IBM JCOP (JavaCard Open Platform) 30 chip card. Select the PSE directoryThis example uses the PSE (Payment System Environment) selection method to query the chip card and determine which application in the EMV card. Not all EMV cards support this application selection method since this method is optional in the EMV standard. MChip applications (from Mastercard) mandatorily supports it while VIS (from Visa) leaves it optional.
This means that if you try this with a Mastercard this will always work but it’s a bet with a Visa card. The PSE begins with a DDF given the name ‘1PAY.SYS.DDF01’ prints('Step 1 Select 1PAY.SYS.DDF01 to get the PSE directory');cmd = new ApduCmd('00A45031');cardresponse = execute(cmd);prints(cardresponse);We start with creating an ApduCmd object initialized with this strange alphanumeric string. Looking at it carefully we can split the string into two parts, the first is the command, and the second is the data. The first part is a ISO7816 select command (00 A4 04 00 0E), while the rest is the hexamdecimal representation of the ASCII character “1PAY.SYS.DDF01”.
Raw outputThe result shows a successful selection of PSE, which means that the PSE exists in the chip card. For the unintiated, the status word (SW) returned (90 00) indicates success. The output is encoded in a simple (tag-length-value) format. Step 1 Select 1PAY.SYS.DDF01 to get the PSE directoryR 6F 1A 84 0E 31 50 41 59 2E 53 59 53 2E 44 44 46 30 31 A5 08 88 01 01 5F 2D 02 65 6ESW 90 00To interpret the response output at all, you need to look at the EMV specifications, Book 1 section 11.3.4 on the structure of the response message upon selecting the PSE. This is a snippet of a table from the specification.
From the above you can tell that the DF name starts at 5th byte of the response (31) and is 0E length long, which is (31 50 41 59 2E 53 59 53 2E 44 44 46 30 31) or translated to ASCII, 1PAY.SYS.DDF01. From the above you can also tell the SFI (short file identifier) of the first PSE record to be 01 and the support language to be ‘en’ (English). This is the interpreted output: DF Name: 1PAY.SYS.DDF01SFI: 1Languages supported: en Get the PSE recordNext we need to find out where to start getting the PSE data from. SFI = NumUtil.hex2String((byte)((1. Prints('Step 2 Send READ RECORD with 0 to find out where the record is');read = new ApduCmd('00B2010C00');cardresponse = execute(read);prints(cardresponse);bytesize = NumUtil.hex2String(cardresponse.getStatusWord.getSw2);Now that we know where the record is, we need to read the PSE record.
Unfortunately reading a record from a smart card is not as direct as from a file system. The READ RECORD command needs to know how many bytes to read, but we don’t know that at this point in time. So we just to send a 0 to the record location.
The chip card will reply saying that 0 is not the correct number of bytes and gives us the number of bytes to read! (It’s true, I’m not making this up. ) Raw output Step 2 Send READ RECORD with 0 to find out where the record isSW 6C 1CThis output shows the the first byte (status word 1) to be “6C” which means a code from the chip card meaning “Wrong length” while the second byte (status word 2) is “1C” which is the size of the record.
Prints('Step 3 Send READ RECORD with 1C to get the PSE data');read = new ApduCmd('00B2010C1C');cardresponse = execute(read);prints(cardresponse);Now that we know how many bytes to get, we can then confidently send READ RECORD to the record location to get 1C bytes. Raw output Step 3 Send READ RECORD with 1C to get the PSE dataR 70 1A 61 18 4F 07 A0 00 00 00 03 10 10 50 0A 56 49 53 41 43 52 45 44 49 54 87 01 01SW 90 00This time the chip card returns us the real PSE data, which we need to interpret again. Looking at the table below we can see that there is only 1 application data file (ADF). The application name or application ID (AID) is the one with the tag 4F, with 7 bytes i.e. A0 00 00 00 03 10 10. The label for this application is the one that starts with tag 50, with 10 (hexadecimal 0A) bytes i.e.
56 49 53 41 43 52 45 44 49 54, and this translates to VISACREDIT. Lastly the priority for this application is 1, which is kind of redundant since it’s the only application that’s available. This is the interpreted output: Application name (AID): A0 00 00 00 03 10 10Application label: VISACREDITApplication priority: 1All these hard work only tells us what the EMV application is. We have not really come to getting the actual data that is on the card yet! Moving on, we need to select the application found from the PSE and try to get data from it. Select the applicationNow that we know where the application is, go ahead and select it. You should get a satisfactory status word of “90 00” with a bunch of response that basically echos what you have just selected.
Prints('Step 4 Now that we know the AID, select the application');cmd = new ApduCmd('A010');cardresponse = execute(cmd);prints(cardresponse); Raw output R 6F 25 84 07 A0 00 00 00 03 10 10 A5 1A 50 0A 56 49 53 41 43 52 45 44 49 54 87 01 01 5F 2D 08 65 6E 7A 68 6A 61 6B 6FSW 90 00The next step after selecting the application is to send a “GET PROCESSING OPTIONS” (GPO) command to retrieve the Application Interchange Profile (AIP) and the Application File Locator(AFL). To send a GPO you’ll need the Processing Data Objects List (PDOL) which is the data field of the GPO command. The PDOL is part of the response from the selection of the application as described below. The PDOL tag is “9F38” and the PDOL is an optional element. From the response you’ll see that there is no PDOL from the ICC. This is quite common.
Get the Application File Locator (AFL)Moving on, we will send the GPO to the chip card ot get the AIP and AFL. We don’t really need the GPO response, if you already know where the data is, though. Prints('Step 5 Send GET PROCESSING OPTIONS command');cmd = new ApduCmd('8300');cardresponse = execute(cmd);prints(cardresponse);The GPO command is “80 A8 00 00 02 83 00”. Since there is no PDOL, we will put the tag 83 with the size 00 only.
Lc is the size of the data field, which is 2 bytes. Raw Output Step 5 Send GET PROCESSING OPTIONS commandR 80 0E 7C 00 08 01 01 00 10 01 05 00 18 01 02 01SW 90 00The AIP consists of 2 bytes and indicates which features are supported by the chip card while the AFL indicates the location (SFI and range of records) of the files related to a given application. This is the juicy stuff, the data that you want out of the chip card. The AFL consists of groups of 4 bytes, each group indicating a range of records.The AIP in this case is 7C 00 while the 3 groups of AFL are (08 01 01 00), (10 01 05 00) and (18 01 02 01).These are the rules on how you can interpret a group of bytes in the AFL:0 8 0 1 0 1 0 0000 0001 0000 0001 0000 0000The five most significant bits of the first byte (08) indicate the SFI. The three least significant bits of the first byte is always set to zero.
This means the SFI is 1.The second byte (01) indicates the first (or only) record number to be read for that SFI. The record number is 1.The third byte (01) indicates the last record number to be read for that SFI. Its value is either greater than or equal to the second byte.
When the third byte is greater than the second byte, all the records ranging from the record number in the second byte to and including the record number in the third byte shall be read for that SFI. When the third byte is equal to the second byte, only the record number coded in the second byte shall be read for that SFI.
Since the second and third bytes are the same, we will only read record number 1.The fourth byte (00) indicates the number of records involved in offline data authentication starting with the record number coded in the second byte. The fourth byte may range from zero to the value of the third byte less the value of the second byte plus 1. There is no offline data authentication with the first group of 4 bytes.1 0 0 1 0 5 0 0000 0001 0000 0101 0000 0000SFI is 2, first record to read is 1, last record is 5 and there is no offline data authentication.1 8 0 1 0 2 0 0000 0001 0000 0002 0000 0001SFI is 3, first record to read is 1, last record is 2 and there is offline data authentication. Get the record information!Now that we know where the information is, let’s go get it.
I will show you how to get the SFI 1 only, you can try the rest yourself. Part of the problem is because EMV is not a chip card specification — it is a terminal specification. Whichever parts of the specification that pertains to the chip card is partially extracted from the ISO 7816-4 specification. The ISO 7816 specification is a chip card specification from ISO and unfortunately it is not free, you need to purchase it from ISO. Installed programs not showing up in control panel without. In any case what ISO 7816 gives you is the generic standard smart card structure and commands but if you want to really understand EMV in chip cards in details you should read the M/Chip or VIS specifications, if you are able to get your hands on those.
They’re proprietary Mastercard and Visa specifications respectively and unfortunately they are not publicly available. However if you just want to read data from EMV chip cards, the EMV specifications and the ISO 7816 is enough. Hello sausheong,I have not worked with java before but i have worked with visual basic long time.
So i don’t have any experience with java. Hi Achleshsoni,It should work with any EMV card and not Javacard.Hi Jimbo,You can try to download and read the EMV specs on this. I’m afraid I’m not doing too much EMV at the moment.
Maybe someone else who’s reading this post can give it a go?Hi Murat/BigAlex,It looks like some classes are not in your classpath. I suspect that you’re trying to run jaccal without any parameters, yes it’s a bug in the software that doesn’t catch this exception but jaccal is a command line app (while anubis is a Swing-based GUI app) so you need to supply it with parameters. Do let me know if this is the issue. HiI am using anubis to send commands to extract information from a credit card. I have managed to get the ATR and select the PSE but when I try to send a command to read the recordprints(“Step 2 Send READ RECORD with 0 to find out where the record is”);read = new ApduCmd(“00B2010C00”);cardresponse = execute(read);prints(cardresponse);bytesize = NumUtil.hex2String(cardresponse.getStatusWord.getSw2);the returned value is sw 6982I am not sure what this is, I am using a Visa card and Gemplus card readerAny help greatly appreciated. HiI am using anubis to send commands to extract information from a credit card.
I have managed to get the ATR and select the PSE but when I try to send a command to read the recordprints(“Step 2 Send READ RECORD with 0 to find out where the record is”);read = new ApduCmd(“00B2010C00”);cardresponse = execute(read);prints(cardresponse);bytesize = NumUtil.hex2String(cardresponse.getStatusWord.getSw2);the returned value is sw 6982I am not sure what this is, I am using a Visa card and Gemplus card readerAny help greatly appreciated. Hi Saush,For some cards the response from the select application command contains the tag 9F38 (PDOL) so in this case I have to provide some extra data in the get processing options command.
In the specs it says that the values requested by the ICC in the PDOL should be provided by concatenating the bytes of data requested.I have made many attempts and I keep getting the error 6700 (wrong length). Can you give me an example of get processing options command for the case when a PDOL is provided by the ICC in the select application command?Regards,Comtor. Hi,I’ve just got it.
One example:In the select applicatin command00 A4 04 00 07 A0 00 00 00 03 10 10for a Visa Card I got the response6F 1F 84 07 A0 00 00 00 03 10 10 A5 14 50 04 56 49 53 41 9F 38 03 9F 1A 02 BF 0C 05 9F 4D 02 0B 0A 90 00So in the tag 9F38 I have the 3 bytes: 9F 1A 02. This means that in the get processing options command the chip card expects me to give it 2 bytes with the value of the tag 9F1A (Terminal Country Code).
So if the country of the terminal is the U.S. (code 840) the get processing options command should look like this:80 A8 00 00 04 83 02 08 40so 04 is the length of the data83 is the tag the terminal is using to transmit the data required by PDOL02 is the length of the value of tag 8308 40 is the country code in two bytesRegards,Comtor. Hi SASC.I send the GET RESPONSE command after the GOP command, but I don’t have any response from the terminal.C-APDU:! U1 S-CARD CTATRR-APDU: 06143B7FC39000C-APDU:! U1 S-CARD CTDATA E00R-APDU: 0E315050019000C-APDU:!
U1 S-CARD CTDATA C00R-APDU: 061D701B61119000C-APDU:! U1 S-CARD CTDATA C00R-APDU: 06006A83C-APDU:! U1 S-CARD CTDATA 003101000R-APDU: 070145449F1A029000C-APDU:! U1 S-CARD CTDATA 4R-APDU: 06006110C-APDU:!
U1 S-CARD CTDATA 010I’m want to read the PAN from a card from Mexico (BBVA BANCOMER VISA CREDIT) with a Zebra RW220 mobile printer. Hi,An excellent article.I have a basic question here to understand the PSE (or in other words PPSE-Proximity Payment System Environment).
(more relevant in terms of contactless payments)Who provide the applet for PSE? I built my own applet running on JCRE, but if there are multiple applets, user needs to select and in that case the file “1PAY.” needs to be overwritten with the new user priority what is the mechanism to overwrite that?Unable to get more information with respect to PSE development/maintenance.Thanks!. Hello.I’m trying get holder name in a Visa Electron Card but I’m in a trouble with the GPO Command.I receive this response from the previous command:524f4e 9f38039f1a02 9000So my PDOL is 9f38039f1a02 where 9f38 is the tag, 03 is the length, 9f1a is the terminal country code and 02 the length of tihs tag.I don’t know how to write my GPO Command. I’ve trying lots of combinations but everything is wrong!e.g. I tried with:80A80000 (this is right)08 (Lc byte: I don’t know what to write exactly)839F38039F1A02 (tag ’83’ + PDOL)00 (Le this is right, I think)Somebody can help me?. I have one thing to mention in this article, and that thing is that the track2 information stored in the chip partially differs from the track2 on the magnetic band.
The difference is in the cvv/cvc code, last 3 digitsif we will read the data from the magnetic band with some cardreader and then read the data from the chip, we will see the differenceSo, my question is How to get the same cvv/cvc as on the magnetic band? Or is this possible??P.S. The post is really good:)thanks in advance.
Hi,I need help, please.I’m sending a GET PROCESSING OPTIONS command, and the ICC responds with 6800. I would really like to know if you really have succeed to read the data from an original emv card and write the same (identical) data to the other emv card and if did work the same like the original one. I am also working on this king of project since last year and until now I haven’t succeed to arrive at that point where you say that you have arrived. I would like to know if you would like to help me, off-course I will need to pay and I will do pay for this! Please contact me at:.
I have read all comments which was posted here! I am also working very very hard against the Chip & Pin Cardsand, finally I have also arrive to the end of the story! IT CAN BE DONE! I have descovered myself that there are 5 wais to manipulate the smart card informations But the best is the one which also the Steven Murdoch have posted:. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO MANIPULATE A CHIP & PIN CARD!
BUT????: I STILL NEED A SPECIALIZED PERSON WHO WORKS LIKE A SMART CARD PROGRAMMER AND A SOFTWARE WHICH IS USED BY COMPANIES WHICH ISSUE THE CARDS FOR THE BANKS! If I was have just the Software, than I do know 5 ways to manipulate the chip & pin cards and I do know that at least in one way I can sucseed to 100% make a perfect clone of a original chip & pin card!
I hope that you can still help me regarding the informations form where I can get the software which also the Chip & Pin cards Issuers use Thanks!. Great stuff everybody! Briefly, I am having trouble reading a CONTACTLESS (PICC) EMV card. I have gone through the pains of successfully reading contact (ICC) EMV cards, so I understand how this all works.
I am using an ACS (Advanced Card Systems) ACR122U reader, and they claim it supports EMV PICC cards. Help me please. I have the same problem as “Exidez”I need to get PAN code.
But now, I can’t form the correct GPO command.———EMV LOG——Send buffer:0000: 00 A4 04 00 07 A0 00 00 00 03 10 10 00 Received buffer:0000: 6F 27 84 07 A0 00 00 00 03 10 10 A5 1C 50 0B 56 o’.P.V0010: 49 53 41 20 43 52 45 44 49 54 9F 38 0C 9F 66 04 ISA CREDIT.8.f.0020: 9F 02 06 5F 2A 02 9F 37 04 90 00.7//———————————————————————————//GET PROCESSING OPTIONSSend buffer:0000: 80 A8 00 00 02 83 00.Received buffer:0000: 69 84 i. I got:6f238407 a0010a5 18500a4d 617611 5f2d0665 73600So in this cases there is no PDOL so im using 8300, then i got 611c (so i retreive the 1c = 28 bytes)771a824 080060 2000100 9000I’m not using Saush tool, i’m developing in other platoform but the process is the same, you could find a very good tutorial hereI notice that you are getting 6984 which is “Referenced data reversibly blocked” (i don’t know what the hell means that) maybe you should go and take a look into the EMV manuals. I have achieved some progress. All these scammers who want to know how to write or copy an EMV card. The funniest thing is the other scammers offering to sell them the secret. Of course you can write to one of these cards and read from one.
You should however understand that the card has a crypto key inside it and there are only 2 ways of getting this data. Spend about 1 year and 200k USD having the bus on the chip probed and reverse engineered or gain access to the back end systems database with all the different card keys.You can write all of the data that you can read from one card to another and this will fool the systems until the random number is sent to authenticate the card. This number would, in the genuine card, be hashed with the cards cryptographic key and sent back to whoever is processing the transaction. The authoriser has the same key (google symmetric key cryptography) and will know that the correct algorithm was used to generate the “random” number that was sent back from the card (derived from the random number sent to the card)Now imagine a brute force attacks on the cards crypto engine-You feed it every random number and save it in a database and when presented with the random number you injected the result from your database via wires attached to the clock and io pin. This would work for SDA and DDA-You use a device like the smart card detective to snoop lots of offline transactions then brute force the asymmetric key (google public key cryptography). You could then produce as many cards as you like with any old data and they would all work for offline transactions (so you could go raiding coke vending machines or something)There are more brute force attacks that I will not go into but the point with all of them is that if you had the most powerful computer on earth and you started number crunching when the big bang happened then you would still probably not have discovered either key!!! Also I bet the cards are limited with a counter to 500k or 1m transactions or less, rendering the first attack useless.The PIN bypass might still work by flipping the card authentication methods bits but this vulnerability was discovered a long time ago and I heard it was patched by modifying the 1paysys.
It is also limited by the fact that the real card must be in your possession.Then there is the relay attack. This is a viable attack vector! It can only be fixed with one method and it is expensive and will likely never be implemented. The patch is called the distance bounding protocol (google). This would most likely be the best attack vector for criminals on EMV in terms of repeatability and profit. There are a few small hurdles like the 30ms rule for the ATR and building the hardware and software but these are minor challenges.RELAY ATTACKS ARE THE ONLY VIABLE ATTACK ON AN EMV CARD AND CLONING IS PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE.The moral of the story is don’t try to bend the spoon, that’s impossible. Instead try to realize the truth, there is no spoon.
In other words criminals shouldn’t try to copy cards, that’s impossible. Instead try to realize the truth, you don’t need to copy the card you just need a temporary connection to the victim card so you can ask it all of the questions that the ATM or POS machine asks your device. Then get your device to feed this data in to the victim ATM or POS terminal in real time.This is not intended to help criminals but to stop the stupid criminals from getting scammed by the less stupid criminals by paying for secret code that doesn’t exist.Also people should stop dumping their valid track 1 and 2 data here it makes me cringe.Anyway if anyone has code written in C not java relating to communications with smart cards over PCSC or any protocol please post a link. I also like Python and although it wouldn’t be that useful it would be interesting as a fast proof of concept for my work. I’m looking for source code or libraries only. Track 2 data on the EMV chip is missing 3 decimal characters that are present on a magstripe. If you guess them then you will have a 1 in 999 chance of them being correct.
I doubt they would use the same 3 chars 3 times so that’s 000,111.999 out of the question so now you have a 1 in 989 chance. If you want full magstripe data buy a keyboard emulating magstripe reader. $15-20If anyone has code written in C not java relating to communications with smart cards over PCSC or any interface please post a link. I do not understand whay all the answers are so complicated!
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Hello Saush and hello all of you which know about EMV. I would like to ask (off-course this question is for professional people which know to program the EMV cards ):– which is the configuration for a Chip and Signature card?.and where exactly I can see ( when I read the information’s from the chip with Java EMV Reader for example.) if the card it is a Chip and Pin card or if it is a Chip and Signature card?I am asking this because since 4 moths ago I have start to understand that the EMV cards issued by Banks it have a difference when the EMV card it is used to pay for goods ( used into the POS Terminal’s ). Like I do really know and understand right now it is that in many countries in Europe 99% of the EMV cards are Chip and PIN cards and, for example, to withdraw money from the ATM or to pay on POS Terminals, a Chip and PIN card always require a PIN and, for example on the POS Terminals, if the card it is a Chip and PIN then if you don’t insert the PIN and you just press the green button to execute the transaction without the PIN then the Banks decline the transaction! Regarding the link for the video posted by Mr. Xxxx, I would like to inform all of you that this video it can be a nice trap ( fraud ), and I will explain why:– there in the video I don’t see anything elese that the person (Mr. X) write on a chip the informations which are coming from the magnetic stripe!(but all of us who was doing research on for the EMV we do know how it look when you just read the informations which are stored on the Chip)– Question for Mr. X: do you just want to sale devices which cost 500 USD on the Internet with 2000 euros and to make a huge proffit??and off-course with a wrong software???
Just to cheat the people??? Or what???– I do know how it look the informations which are stored on the EMV cardsbut there is always an Track 2 Equivalent data but I would like to inform you that I’ve heard about ACQR and also some other particularities about the EMV and how it really works! The “Master Key” and the method used to Check the GENUINE CARD and the ID for the Transactions???Mr. X, did you forget that we are not stupid???– I would like to inform all of you that 4 months ago I’ve bought a device from the Cambridge Universitya device which have the name Smart Card DetectiveI’ve pay 500 GBP and I have test the device on many POS Terminals and whith many different EMV cardsand in the end was not working for the Cheat PIN function!
Their answer regarding my reclamation: WE THINK THAT THE DEVICE MUST BE PROGRAMMED TO RESOLV THAT FUNCTION! But when I bought the device they say that the device was tested and all functions works perfectly and that with the help of the Smart Card Detective the POS Terminals can be cheated so even if you will enter a wrong PIN the Transaction will be accepted and on the receipt it will appear: VERIFIED BY PIN.So, my point is that (for me is just another fraud!) because this guy with this software want to say that with the informations find on the magnetic stripe he can write them on the Chip and then he can withdraw money from the ATM!But, the ATM is stupid or what??? In which country did you witdraw the money from that blank card?? ( in non EMV countries ) or what you want to say???Look what it can be much better to do:1.
Insert a genuine Visa or MasterCard (a bank card and not a prepaid card) or VPay or Maestro card into your device and with the software you have, just try to copy all informations from the Chip and then2. Just make a copy of the genuine card and go to an ATM in France or where you want in Europe and try to withdraw money!3. You will see the answer yourself!: NOT WORKING!So, Mr. X what now???. I have read the chip of a credit card, the data saved in a txt file.how do i change, reprogramme the data from a credit card?I read the chip through the javaemvreader, as is done reprogramming, how to delete change password credit card?I send that data to a friend and he sent another.cap file for me, reprogrammed, ready to be written to another card through the jcmanager.I recorded, tested, made a purchase, I used the password I quiz, I use several passwords that approves the transaction. Marius, ai mare dreptate! Eu am postat mai multe mesaje aici pe forum (ai sa vezi si ceva de la Cakircare tot eu sunt) Defapt ai mare dreptate!
Si eu am incercat foarte multe metode si inca nu am nici un rezultat personalam cumparat si din Anglia un dispozitiv (care trebuia macar sa ma ajute sa sar peste PIN intr-o tranzactie pe un POS Terminal) si tot nu a mers! Este logic ca sistemul EMV se perfectioneaza mereuimpotriva fraudelor Parerea meaeste ca doar o persoana care lucreaza in institutiile unde bancile isi produc cartile, doar cei de acolo stiu totul!
Deci doar cei care le faciar probabil, cred ca nici 1% din ei nu ar divulga secretul pe care il cautam toti! Eu caut 3 secrete ascunse in EMV si pana acuma nu am reusit sa gasesc nici macar unul din ele Tu???. Salut Vasile!
Am citit ce ai scris mai sus si nu mrea sunt de acord cu ce ai scris tu in legatura cu datele de pe CHIP. Urmaresc acest blog din 2006 dar nu am scris nimic pana acum.Eu sun in ultimul an la Computer Science in UK si dea lungul anilor am capatat ceva experienta in Programare “Low level language si High level language”. In acest an am inceput sa imi fac proiectul final si am ales sa fac ceva legat de EMV CHIP. Eu nu vreau sa folosesc nimic in scopuri ilegale, iar profesorii ma ajuta si mi-au dat si cateva idei bune.Una peste alta este ca pe chip gasesti informatii sensibile doar ca trebuie sa stii cum sa le accesezi.
Parerea mea este ca te pripesti in a crede ca microprocesorul nu poate fi sters sau rescris!! Acest lucru este posibilDAR,tind sa cred ca nu ai multe cunostinte despre structura hardware ori structura software ale unui cip cu microprocesor.sistem de operare si aplicatiile acestuia!!
De fapt,un microprocesor este cu alte cuvinte un mic calculator in miniatura sa zic asa.Acele,coduri,despre care faci referire se numesc de fapt ID TRANSACTION.adica un numar intre 6 si 10 cifre criptat simetric (DES). Acesta nu este un,cod, ci contine de fapt toate datele care a caracterizat ultima ta tranzactie!!Iar, challenge – response authentication adica autentificarea prin certificate autentice,authenticity certificates e cu totul altceva!!Si sa nu uitam ca mai intai de toate Message Authentification Code este PRIMUL care deschide AUTENTIFICARILE DINTRE CARD SI TERMINAL!!!Cunoscand cheia de cript este normal apoi ca terminalul sa recunoasca ultimul tau ID tr!! Apoi MAC”ul poate folosi APDU pentru transmiterea datelor!!.
Salut tuturor.poate unii dintre voi aici de fatza CRED CA E POSIBIL SA DATI PESTE UNUL CA,WILLIAM, ORI,PIERRE, ORI UN MARE CACAT DE SITE DE GENUL,EMVglobal=KKT,!!!! Pentr„u LefterAtata timp cat foloseste un KEY.e normal sa obtina informatia dintre POS si BANCA!! Partea proasta e ca va fi criptata si nu va intelege nimic din ce va citi!!!:) Nu partea cu a lua informatia, este cea mai greaci in a sti sa encodezi un smart. Iar in cazul in care foloseste POS”urile cu banda este FOARTE SIMPLU SA IA NISTE TRACURI SI PINURI! Ori daca nu mai este o varianta in a scana un anume tip de TERMINALE POS care PERMIT acest lucru si sa obtina tracurile!! De la acestea din urma nu va putea avea pinurile deoarece acestea sant transmise separat neavand acces Hardware asupra acestuia!!. Marius asculta dami un mail sati dau un video sa vezi cum lucreaza smecheria care o am.deci eu cand salvez datele care le primeste le salveaza in xml si programul de scris lucreaza ij xml problema este ca doar o informatie capturata o salveaza bine in schimb daca am 5 info le salveaza pe toate in intro imagine xml si nu se rezolva nic io sunt din it plus de asta am si programe de la ei se scris si mai este ceva ce am gasit pe un site din china decripteaza cripteaza sle 4442 4428 si key security si le si cloneaza este smecherie.si ce mar mai interesa este sa pot da o caomanda instalata pe chip.
Pt pos sa poata pacalia posul sal fac sa creada ca a fost executata corect.intelegi este posibil pt ca este un mic calculator.vezi ca id meu de skipe lam lasat la un coment mai sus. Dapce sa zic!! Faptul ca esti in Paris a”ti confera un avantaj, dar parerea mea este ca nu vei da peste nimeni!!!Un asemenea tutorial si tot atatea postari facute de un,nimeni, dupa parerea mea ma face sa cred ca nu este decat un mare TEPAR!! Iar pretul alahai sa fim seriosi,este derizoriu!!
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Dar acceptat de naivi!!Ce societate a”si face reclama sa zic asa cu,clonare smart,????? Hahahahaha totusisantem in 2014!! Maine,adica azi de fapt sper sa am timp undeva dupa ora 20 si am sa intru pe skype. Intr”o zi cand vei avea timp si tu si eu a”ti voi face o demonstratie!!!. Pentr„u LefterAtata timp cat foloseste un KEY.e normal sa obtina informatia dintre POS si BANCA!! Partea proasta e ca va fi criptata si nu va intelege nimic din ce va citi!!!:) Nu partea cu a lua informatia, este cea mai greaci in a sti sa encodezi un smart.
Iar in cazul in care foloseste POS”urile cu banda este FOARTE SIMPLU SA IA NISTE TRACURI SI PINURI! Ori daca nu mai este o varianta in a scana un anume tip de TERMINALE POS care PERMIT acest lucru si sa obtina tracurile!!
De la acestea din urma nu va putea avea pinurile deoarece acestea sant transmise separat neavand acces Hardware asupra acestuia!!. Un trak2 inainte era ceva de genul:312Acum o sa ramai surprins, dar va trebui sa STII SA SCRII CEVA DE GENUL:54 31 15 11 93 22 66 99 d3 60 52 01 80 80 19 539d e5 2a 2a 4e 7c 96 61 90 0d 90 15 cf 1f 53 09f3 e8 79 8c 41 5f 5e a3 29 bd f7 62 c7 21 b3 cf9d e5 2a 2a 4e 7c 96 61 90 0d 90 15 cf 1f 53 0960 28 6d 22 c7 98 60 bf f1 c1 3e 00 3d 3f 9c ab9d e5 2a 2a 4e 7c 96 61 90 0d 90 15 cf 1f 53 098e b8 01 a1 21 8e 0e a6 7a 9b 9b 22 49 5b eb de06 1b 3b e2 71 57 c3 e7 f5 60 41 19 68 00 ff 37af fe 18 68 cc 8c 30 85 0e 87 0a 35 fc 44 c5 8960 28 6d 22 c7 98 60 bf f1 c1 3e 00 3d 3f 9c ab.
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