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> I'd bet that almost all don't have three numbers all the same and that there are probably more rules/conventions that would reduce the search space. You're
by ctrl-j 10y ago
> I'd bet that almost all don't have three numbers all the same and that there are probably more rules/conventions that would reduce the search space.
You're correct that almost all don't have three identical digits, but that's just because there's only 10 of them -
000, 111, 222, 333, 444, 555, 666, 777, 888, 999
10/1000 = 1%
I doubt they would make up rules for determining the cvv, as it would only improve security until bad actors could determine the rules - then it would hinder security as there would be less entropy in the selection space.
- aquadrop 10y agoI think they can be same, but they always > 99 (at least I never saw a card with CVV starting with 0)