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No. The track 2 information also requires a PVN (pin verification number), CVV, and several dummy digits. The only way to really clone a card is to get a track 2 reader on ebay (25-40 bucks) and copy and paste what you read off the card.

Hey I need help programming a Linux based computer to run tcpdump automatically. This has been frustrating me for some time and I would be willing to pay someone 100 bucks to program a thumb drive with both Linux and all the scripts for me.

That exactly what I was looking for! Thanks bro.

Does anyone know of a program that will decrypt 3DES and DES data. I have the keys but I cant find a program that will decrypt the data. Ive tried to download several different programs but they all turn out to be trojans. Thanks

Well I would pay very nicely for someone to compile the programs for me.

Im not very good at writing programs, I would however be willing to pay very handsomely for someone to write the program for me.

So if I were to purchase a gumstix and install tcpdump on an SD card then all I would have to do is plug in the ethernet cable and it would log the traffic?

haha. Just double checking. How could I go about install tcpdump on the micro computer and setting it up to run automatically.

If I did the above configuration it would be undectable right?

Oh and another question. Rather than a passive network tap would an ethernet splitter work?

How do you connect the gumstix to the ethernet connection? And how would I go about installing tcpdumb on the gumstix? I really appreciate your help, this is exactly what I was looking for.

Ah... so theres no way that it could be used as a regular flash drive?

Yeah, but if I installed the program on it then it would be programmed to log the data instead of log keys, right?

If I were to buy I 2gb logger and install wireshark would it be feasible?

Sorry if it seems like Im asking too many questions, Im just fairly new at this.

Is there anything I can install between the ethernet device and my computer to log the traffic?

Yeah, this one was a little more expensive and is almost invisible (it shows up as a texas instruments peripheral under the control panel). Im looking for something smaller. If I used a small external harddrive what programs would I need to install on it to log ethernet traffic?

Is there a hardware logger out there that is compact?

Btw, I really appreciate your help on this subject.

Key Shark Key Logger 4mb USB.

Its a regular USB keylogger, but the software can be deleted and new software can be installed on it just like a regular thumbdrive.

Not necessarily. The hardware keylogger is nothing more than a regular USB thumbdrive essentially, with software installed to let it log keystrokes. Im looking for a packet sniffer that will automatically log the packets without me doing anything.

I sort of need it to run like a keylogger but instead of keys I need it to log data. I have a keylogger that I could just install the program onto.

Yeah is there any program out there that does that?

Im looking for a program that I can install on a flashdrive that will work automatically.