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Unfortunately you can't use stolen information in an investigation. They'd have to subpoena for it and that would rely on information that they hadn't collected via stolen documents.
So basically someone already resolved the case for the FBI? Lol, that was fast.
soup.io is a 'Tumblr for geeks'.
Remember whmcs is a uk company and FBI is US, this is a MET issue
Nothing was solved or prooven, at least i haven't seen any proof that the dox are correct.
Anyway they (UGNazi) seem like a typical anonymous skiddy group.
£29* Don't get them directly from the registry
@ElliotJ where do you get them then?
Someone has already made a script and put it on Pastebin, it goes through the entire database and decrypts all the CC info.
@djvdorp gandi.net $50 USD ~ £30
Yep, I've tested the script and it works. Got my company details and credit card.
Ouch!
I hope you cancelled your card.
First thing I did yesterday when news broke of the hack.
Just wondering, say if you download the files, can you get in trouble for it?
link pl0x?
I wouldn't think so, as long as you don't do anything malicious or redistribute the data.
just google search for: whmcs credit card script
That's what i did.
The CCs don't include CCV2... right?
I amagine they will do.
They include everything needed to charge your card.
and ID card verification image too? (linode need this, but i never make any direct CC transaction except linode so i could be wrong)
Interesting.
Now if someone would use the passwords from this database, login to the peoples whcms and dump their databases i can only imagine it would be a shitload of CCs
Hexonet.de - £29, although you have to pre-pay your account in USD (Confusing)
That's the cheapest you can get as an EU resident - Gandi.net state their prices excluding VAT.
Oh man. That's several kinds of PCI noncompliance, isn't it?
Whats PCI?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=PCI+compliant
Basically, a set of rules WHMCS must comply with for big companies and governments to use it.
No. A set of rules anyone in the US must comply with to handle direct credit cards payments (as in, payments not through a payment service such as PayPal). Fines for noncompliance can be in order of hundreds of thousands of dollars per day of noncompliant operation.
Sweet, that is cheap. Just signed up to the site, do you mean CAD? Signed up to the Canadian one.
Well since WHMCS is an UK and not an US company that shouldn't be any problem. However it was just plain stupid of them to store all CC details in "plaintext"