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Old 12-20-2009, 12:01 PM   #58
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Originally Posted by Kolenka View Post
There are much better ways to get a valid CC number than brute-forcing an eBook. Anyone wanting to commit identity theft isn't exactly looking for your information, they are looking for someone's information. So they are looking for the easiest way to get a CC# and other information.

Knowledge here about the encryption doesn't lead to a better brute-force attack either, and they'll be missing information most sellers ask for, like billing address, CVV # and expiration date of the card (with the last two being the deal killer, usually). Phishing and attacks on corporate databases are a lot more fruitful for less or equal effort.
Exactly.
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