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No, but 10 of 16 numbers that must conform to a checksum algorithm significantly reduces the search space to a point that a brute force seems trivial if other i
by alttag 14y ago
No, but 10 of 16 numbers that must conform to a checksum algorithm significantly reduces the search space to a point that a brute force seems trivial if other information is already possessed (e.g., zip code, or especially, cvv).
- nwh 14y agoThe MyKi ticketing system in Australia prints the first 6 digits, last 4 digits, expiry date and full name on it's recepts. I mentioned to them in the past how easily it could be attacked, but the response was "nobody would do that".
- Volpe 14y agoBrute forcing "ALL" the credit card numbers is not hard... Limitiing the search space doesn't make it easier... it just saves a little bit of electricity.