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Copying my answer from the website, but this can be done by extremely nontechnical people: 1) Copy all of the JSON data. 2) Paste it into this link: http://ko
by bfstein 11y ago
Copying my answer from the website, but this can be done by extremely nontechnical people:
1) Copy all of the JSON data.
2) Paste it into this link: http://konklone.io/json/ http://konklone.io/json/ (I don't know if this is cheating)
3) Download the file.
3a) If it opens in a new page, just manually save the source as a .csv
4) Open it in excel.
5) Click the column of credit cards.
6) Click the button to sort in descending order.
7) Scroll down to the point where you run out of credit cards.
8) Delete everything after that.
- maxerickson 11y agoThe goal of posting the challenge is to see tools like the one you link. Your solution is probably more sensible as a one off than a lot of the other answers.
- traviscj 11y agoIf this was a list of cat pictures, I would not consider posting to a third party cheating. But seeing as how it's credit card data, even though it is already "in the wild," it is still worth not posting to another random website.
- gwu78 11y agoConsidering these are credit card numbers and you are trying to protect the account holders, is it really a smart idea to upload the names and numbers to some third party website?
- bfstein 11y agoFWIW, all of the conversion is done in-browser, and it's open source (https://github.com/konklone/json/tree/gh-pages/assets https://github.com/konklone/json/tree/gh-pages/assets).