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sure it is, it's still more valuable than basic personal information. I'm guessing that higher end criminal spend quite a bit of time working out how to bypass
by raesene9 8y ago
sure it is, it's still more valuable than basic personal information.
I'm guessing that higher end criminal spend quite a bit of time working out how to bypass anti-fraud systems, it's an ongoing battle.
- ryanlol 8y agoActually using the card information is almost entirely left to the lower-end criminals, it's just ridiculously difficult to scale. After spending years hanging around in those circles I'm rather convinced that the only people making real money with credit card fraud are the shops, hackers stealing the cards and reshipping services. The biggest buyers on the shops seemed to be criminal gangs engaging in relatively small-scale fraud maybe moving hundreds of thousands a month.