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ISurfTooMuch

join:2007-04-23
Tuscaloosa, AL

reply to baineschile1

Re: DNS flaw..

You'd think that would be a deterrant, but people seem to still get away with it. And I'd imagine many stolen card numbers would be printed on counterfeit cards and used overseas. I doubt a shop in Moscow or Shanghai is going to care too much if a card is stolen as long as the transaction is approved. The shop owner is going to sell the goods for a profit, and they can always deny they knew the card was stolen if they're asked about it.

Still, I think the big money would be in selling the numbers. The seller gets their money, and the buyers use the cards until they're canceled.

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