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You'd need to get the encryption keys to burn that SIM if it should work. You can't extract those from most SIMs(Then again if steal the original SIM, you don't
by noselasd 14y ago
You'd need to get the encryption keys to burn that SIM if it should work. You can't extract those from most SIMs(Then again if steal the original SIM, you don't need to clone it).
The other option is to hack the network node where it's stored, which should be a very different place than the main account data - it's normally a lot harder than stealing a phone.
- sneak 14y agoYou misunderstand me. I am talking about walking into an ATT store and having them issue a "replacement" SIM for the account. No SIM hacking necessary. It is fraud, however. But so is lying to a bank IVR.