On Wed, 18 Apr 2007 21:09:58 -0400, WsW wrote:

Pass that **** my way...........I wanna hit


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hacking early attempts at verifone systems is old , old news. first
cellfone credit card authorizations at swap meets were strictly vocal
.. the merchant called his verifone ( or similar service ) number and
gave all the info on the ( cellphone ) phone by voice. THAT was
toooooo easy to rip off. next was a simplistic system of manually
dialing a number , giving them your merchant number, and the machine
( hooked to the cellfone ) would send the info in a non encrypted
modem tone system and get the info back on a thermal printer. THAT too
was easy to rip but way better than saying it out loud on a
cellfone. things have gotten a LOT more difficult since those early
days , and especially after the government instituted the EE3
requirements for cellular services !

the info is likely still in the alt.2600 historical files and look
for Verifone Junior password lists as well. none of it has been
usable since sometime in the '89 - '92 era ( depending upon where you
lived , it lasted longer out in the country ).

try looking here
http://www.astalavista.com/index.php...=details&id=65



same as it ever was .........