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Showing posts with label card. Show all posts
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Download Amlogic Burn Card Maker v2 0 2 For PC
Download Amlogic Burn Card Maker v2 0 2 For PC
Download amlogic burn card maker v2.0.2 for PC, before I provide amlogic burn card marker let me give you brief description of amlogic burn card maker.
Well Amlogic Burn Card Maker is an app tbat you can use to flash firmwares from a micro SD card to Android phone which is powered by Amlogic processors.
Download Amlogic Burn Card Maker v2.0.2 from here, here or here the app is just 3.96 mb.
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| Amlogic burn card maker v2.0.2 |
Download Amlogic Burn Card Maker v2.0.2 from here, here or here the app is just 3.96 mb.
How to use Amlogic USB Burning Tool
1.? Download Burn card Maker v2.0.2 from the link above.2.? Extract the archive and run Burn_Card_Maker.exe file to run the tool.
3.? Click on upper left chinese menu and choose second option, check �English Version� and restart the application.
4.? Choose disk then �Choose your image files� to open image and select your specific .img firmware for your Amlogic device.
5.? Press �Make� button and wait to finish. Now insert the micro SD card in your Amlogic device and power on. You will be able to enter into recovery and the firmware will be flashed automatically. When the TV BOX reboots, remove the micro SD Card, this step is very important, wait 4-5 minutes and the update will completed.
3.? Click on upper left chinese menu and choose second option, check �English Version� and restart the application.
4.? Choose disk then �Choose your image files� to open image and select your specific .img firmware for your Amlogic device.
5.? Press �Make� button and wait to finish. Now insert the micro SD card in your Amlogic device and power on. You will be able to enter into recovery and the firmware will be flashed automatically. When the TV BOX reboots, remove the micro SD Card, this step is very important, wait 4-5 minutes and the update will completed.
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Amlogic burn card maker v2.0.2 Tool Options are;
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� Erase Bootloader
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Friday, September 22, 2017
Upgrading the HP Microserver Gen 8 with a P222 RAID card
Upgrading the HP Microserver Gen 8 with a P222 RAID card
I am quite a fan of HPs Microserver range and have used the HP Microserver Gen 8 since soon after its release a couple of years ago - indeed it replaced my previous HP Microserver N54L.
I upgraded it as soon as it arrived to have a 128GB SSD boot drive in the optical drive bay running off a Startech PCI Express SATA card and I installed 4 x 3TB drives in the drive cage running off the integrated HP B120i RAID controller. I also upgraded the RAM to 6GB and swapped out the Celeron G1610T for a Core i3 3220T CPU, which made it more than adequate for its intended purpose.
As the B120i does not support RAID5 I set the drives up as 4 x RAID 0 arrays (basically JBOD) and used Microsofts Storage Spaces technology to provide redundancy via the use of a Parity space, effectively replicating RAID5 in software.
While I have been relatively happy using Storage Spaces - after all it is free with the Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials OS I am using - the technology fails to live up to its promise; at least in its current iteration. Performance, especially write performance, is not too good, monitoring for failed disks is difficult and some of the possible advantages of software RAID, such as using drives of different sizes, adding new drives to an existing array etc, are not as flexible as you may hope.
The proper answer to this is to use an HP RAID card - as it will integrate well with the existing server hardware - however I initially dismissed this as they are very expensive - considerably more expensive than the HP Microserver itself! The P222 is around �400 new in the UK as I type!
When a P222 came up on one of the forums I belong to at �160 I thought id snap it up - it would be interesting to see how much better it is than Storage Spaces in terms of both performance and functionality.
Upgrading to the P222
Unlike the image above, my P222 came with a Low Profile bracket, which is perfect for the Microserver. Also in the box you get a battery pack and a 512MB cache module.
The first issue was to migrate the OS drive from the PCIe SATA card to the internal B120i controller, and attach the Mini SAS connector to the new P222 card.
Connecting the disks in the drive cage to the P222 is as easy as you may hope - unplug the Mini SAS plug from the motherboard and move it to the P222. The controller card picks up the existing array configuration that was configured on the B120i, so there is nothing more to do! It appears that pretty much all modern HP RAID cards automatically pick up the configuration of arrays that were set up on another HP controller, which is rather handy.
The B120i supports 6Gbps on Ports 1 & 2 and 3Gbps on Ports 3 & 4, so I attached the SSD to Port 1. The main concern that I had was that the drive needs to be included in a single drive RAID0 array in order for the server to recognise and boot from it (without changing the settings to AHCI, which causes fan noise issues). I didnt know whether creating a RAID0 array on the B120i would wipe the disk, but it turned out that it didnt - the data on the drive was untouched.
To ensure I wouldnt lose any data during the RAID0 conversion I took an image of the boot drive using Macrium Reflect Free and cloned the drive contents onto a spare SSD (which I then used on first boot to ensure that nothing terrible would occur).
Once the RAID0 was created and I changed the Controller boot order, so the server tried to boot from the B120i first and the P222 second, and everything came up as before - Windows Server 2012 R2 automatically picked up the P222 without me having to install any drivers from HP & the Storage Space was all present and correct.
Converting the Storage Spaces to Hardware RAID5
The process of converting the Storage Spaces to RAID5 on the controller is destructive so I had to ensure my backup was up to date. I personally use FreeFileSync to manually back up folders on my server onto 2 x 5TB external USB3 drives. What I like about this product, asides from the fact it is free, is that it allows you to Mirror sets of folders, which can be filtered to only contain a subset of the data/subfolders within that group.
To change the storage from using 4xRAID0 arrays and Storage Spaces to hardware RAID5, I simply deleted the RAID0 arrays in HPE Smart Storage Administrator and created a new RAID5 array, ignoring any configuration in Windows.
Disk Space
The total disk space for my 4 x 3TB drives, which are actually 2.73TiB in size, is 10.92TB.
With Storage Spaces in Parity mode I was getting 7.2GB - a loss of 3.72TB, which is 1 drive + 1TB. I am not entirely certain why Storage Spaces does this, as when I first created the Storage Space I was expecting one drive alone to be used for Parity.
Once converted to RAID5 on the P222 I was getting the expected 8.18TB - i.e. 1 full drive was being used for Parity and no more.
Before I performed the upgrade I ran a few simple disk benchmarks to see what the performance of the Storage Space on the B120i was. These are shown below.
Once I had upgraded to the P222, I was interested to see whether having the 512MB cache and a better controller would affect performance.
As can be seen, there is a performance increase (3% Read and 36% Write) when moving from the B120i to the P222 whilst still using Storage Spaces.
With the RAID5 array in place, I had to wait until the logical drive had finished its Parity initialisation in order to get a reliable metric. The message "Logical Drive 1 is undergoing parity initialization" is shown against the controller in the Smart Storage Administrator while this process is being performed. It does take quite a long time - somewhere around 16 hours in my case.
With the P222 we can see the multi-threaded sequential 128KB read is over 2.3X as fast and the write is just under 5.8X as fast.
Conclusion
The main benefits of the upgrade are:
1. An increase in storage space from 7.2GB to 8.18GB
2. Over a doubling in Read performance
3. Almost 6X write performance increase
4. Improved disk health monitoring capabilities
I am not sure whether the above would be worth a �400 outlay for a new card, but if you can source one around half price or under second hand then it offers a nice improvement to your existing Microserver setup.
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Sunday, September 17, 2017
Tracking Down Credit Card Dumps
Tracking Down Credit Card Dumps
I have been examining numerous computers and media cards to support fraud investigations in the past year. One group of thieves has been installing skimmers (devices that record magnetic stripe data) in the magnetic stripe readers on doors of certain banking institutions that limit access to their ATMs after hours. Then the thieves install micro video cameras in the light fixtures of the ATMs to capture the users pin codes. The thieves later match the recorded pin code to the skimmed account number at the door, encode new cards, and pillage bank accounts by getting cash at another ATM location.
It is not difficult to find the ATM videos on the media cards from the cameras or on the computer hard drives. The credit card/ATM card numbers can be bit tougher, however. Searching for 16 digit numbers in a Windows computer will yield a huge volume of false hits. And, if the operation has been running for a while, many of the account numbers will be deleted. Searching unallocated space is necessary to be thorough and to ensure your suspects get the full reward of their illicit activities.
All of the skimmers I have encountered are serial devices that communicate with software made for Windows-based computers by means of a USB-to-serial cable. The cables do not look dramatically different than a standard USB cable, but they contain a chip that bridges the two protocols. In a Windows computer, a USB driver for the cable must be installed before the program can communicate with the device.
The applications that communicate with the skimmer devices write the data to disk differently--some create a database while others use text files. In my experience, both formats contain the complete track 1 and/or track 2 data. Magnetic stripes contain three tracks, the first two in common use and encoded with particular standards.
Track 1 (IATA)
Track 1, known as "International Air Transport Association" format, has alphanumeric data. It takes on the following format (from wikipedia):
Track 1, Format B:
- Start sentinel � one character (generally %)
- Format code="B" � one character (alpha only)
- Primary account number (PAN) � up to 19 characters. Usually, but not always, matches the credit card number printed on the front of the card.
- Field Separator � one character (generally ^)
- Name � two to 26 characters
- Field Separator � one character (generally ^)
- Expiration date � four characters in the form YYMM.
- Service code � three characters
- Discretionary data � may include Pin Verification Key Indicator (PVKI, 1 character), PIN Verification Value (PVV, 4 characters), Card Verification Value or Card Verification Code (CVV or CVK, 3 characters)
- End sentinel � one character (generally ?)
- Longitudinal redundancy check (LRC) � it is one character and a validity character calculated from other data on the track. Most reader devices do not return this value when the card is swiped to the presentation layer, and use it only to verify the input internally to the reader.
Targeting track 1 data in a grep search is very simple:
Track 2 (ABA)
Track 2, known as the "American Banking Association" format, contains only numeric data. It takes on the following format (from wikipedia):
Tracking Down Both Tracks at Once
I composed the following search to track down both tracks, and display the date and time of the swipe typically captured by the skimmer device. The "-B1" argument shows one line of data before the hit, which is where the date and time are recorded.
$ grep -E ^%.[0-9]{16,19}^ file
Track 2 (ABA)
Track 2, known as the "American Banking Association" format, contains only numeric data. It takes on the following format (from wikipedia):
Track 2: This format was developed by the banking industry (ABA). This track is written with a 5-bit scheme (4 data bits + 1 parity), which allows for sixteen possible characters, which are the numbers 0-9, plus the six characters
: ; < = > ? . The selection of six punctuation symbols may seem odd, but in fact the sixteen codes simply map to the ASCII range 0x30 through 0x3f, which defines ten digit characters plus those six symbols. The data format is as follows:- Start sentinel � one character (generally ;)
- Primary account number (PAN) � up to 19 characters. Usually, but not always, matches the credit card number printed on the front of the card.
- Separator � one char (generally =)
- Expiration date � four characters in the form YYMM.
- Service code � three digits. The first digit specifies the interchange rules, the second specifies authorisation processing and the third specifies the range of services
- Discretionary data � as in track one
- End sentinel � one character (generally ?)
- Longitudinal redundancy check (LRC) � it is one character and a validity character calculated from other data on the track. Most reader devices do not return this value when the card is swiped to the presentation layer, and use it only to verify the input internally to the reader.
Targeting track 2 data in a grep search is also straight forward, though a reading of the above standard suggests the following search can miss. I havent seen any different start sentinels or separators than those in the expression:
$ grep -E ^;[0-9]{16,19}= fileThough the preceding search has worked for me, the specifications for track 2 allow for other start sentinels and field separators. A better but slower search would be:
$ grep -e ^[:;<=>?][0-9]{16,19}[:;<=>?]
Tracking Down Both Tracks at Once
I composed the following search to track down both tracks, and display the date and time of the swipe typically captured by the skimmer device. The "-B1" argument shows one line of data before the hit, which is where the date and time are recorded.
$ grep -E -B1 ^%.[0-9]{16,19}^|;[0-9]{16,19}= fileYou may have noticed the caret ("^") preceding the single quoted search in each of the grep expressions. It requires the expression to be matched at the beginning of a line of data. This is a search optimization. I will now demonstrate two additional optimizations, one for searching allocated files, and the other for unallocated space (using the the sleuthkit tool "blkls"):
Searching mounted file systems (find files, export 7-bit strings, grep for track data):
$ find . -type f | while read i; do strings "$i" | grep -E -B1 -H --label="$i" ^%.[0-9]{16,19}^|;[0-9]{16,19}=; done
Searching unallocated space of a forensic image (export unallocated, filter out 7-bit strings showing offset, grep for track data)
$ blkls -o63 image.dd | strings -td | grep -E -B1 ^%.[0-9]{16,19}^|;[0-9]{16,19}=
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Thursday, September 14, 2017
Tazza The Hidden Card Subtitle Indonesia Bluray
Tazza The Hidden Card Subtitle Indonesia Bluray
Cerita dalam film ini berpusat kepada Dae�gil, seorang pria yang pandai bermain judi. Sejak awal terjun sebagai penjudi, Dae�gil selalu menang, sampai membuatnya bertemu dengan Mi�na, gadis idolanya. Namun suatu ketika Dae�gil dijadikan kambing hitam, dia pun menjadi buronan. Sejak itulah, Dae�gil berencana untuk membalas dendam dan mempersiapkan dirinya pada sebuah pertandingan yang menentukan.
Native Title: Tajja: Shinui Son
Type: Movie
Episodes: 1
Status: Completed
Aired: September 3, 2014
Producers: Moon Jae-Sul, Lee Han-Dae, Lee Ahn-Na
Score: 6.9 (IMDB)
Genres: Crime, Drama
Duration: 147 min.
Country: South Korea
480p Format MP4 Hardsub (Cocok untuk pengguna Smartphone/Android/TV)
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Saturday, September 9, 2017
Google Tests Card Style Search Interface for Desktop
Google Tests Card Style Search Interface for Desktop
The new Layout Editor in Android Studio 2.2 include a new blueprint mode, revamped properties inspector and support for ConstraintLayout, a new way to define layouts for your apps.
In this Android Tool Time episode Wojtek Kalici?ski shows you the basics of working with ConstraintLayouts in the visual editor. If you want to try it out yourself, you can find our codelab here: https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/constraint-layout
When you�re familiar with the layout editor interface, read the rest of our Medium article where you�ll find some more advanced tips and tricks for ConstraintLayout: https://goo.gl/a5orYw
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Thursday, September 7, 2017
Fake but Working Credit Card Number Generator Android App
Fake but Working Credit Card Number Generator Android App
You want some real working credit card numbers for any reasons like bypass surveys,submit form and many other type of reasons.For these type of reason you must have real working credit card number generator android app.
Theres is a Android application for getting fake card numbers called CardGen, available for free in the Play Store. You can generate and validate credit card numbers directly from the app, making it easy to use on the go as well. Validation in particular would be useful if you were accepting credit card payments on your own site and wanted to make sure the cards were legit.
In the generate field you can select from most of the major credit card providers, including American Express, Mastercard, Visa, and Discover.
Tired of those annoying websites that demand a valid card number for sign up (even if you just want to take a look around)? Developing a website and want to test your submission form?
This tool generates random "fake" credit card numbers, yet valid according to the check-sum algorithm used to avoid typos.
It also allows you to validate or check if a specific card number is valid. If it is, and it is recognized, the program will also tell you the issuer of the card as well.
Generatable/Identifiable cards:
Mastercard
Visa 16 and 13 digit
American Express
Diners Club
Discover
JCB 16 and 15 digit
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Any fraudulent use of this app is, in first instance, morally wrong, and secondly illegal! So just use this app for its intended purpose.
Getting a Card Number on Android
Download Credit Card Generator Number Android App
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Theres is a Android application for getting fake card numbers called CardGen, available for free in the Play Store. You can generate and validate credit card numbers directly from the app, making it easy to use on the go as well. Validation in particular would be useful if you were accepting credit card payments on your own site and wanted to make sure the cards were legit.
In the generate field you can select from most of the major credit card providers, including American Express, Mastercard, Visa, and Discover.
CardGen:Fake Credit Card Number Generator Android App
Valid credit card number and debit card number generator and validator.Tired of those annoying websites that demand a valid card number for sign up (even if you just want to take a look around)? Developing a website and want to test your submission form?
This tool generates random "fake" credit card numbers, yet valid according to the check-sum algorithm used to avoid typos.
It also allows you to validate or check if a specific card number is valid. If it is, and it is recognized, the program will also tell you the issuer of the card as well.
Generatable/Identifiable cards:
Mastercard
Visa 16 and 13 digit
American Express
Diners Club
Discover
JCB 16 and 15 digit
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Create Fake Screenshots for FB,News,Twitter,Messages,Websites and Plane Tickets
Disclaimer:
This app does not and will never generate any Card Security Codes (CSC, CVV, etc...), since they are not algorithmically generatable.Any fraudulent use of this app is, in first instance, morally wrong, and secondly illegal! So just use this app for its intended purpose.
Getting a Card Number on Android
Download Credit Card Generator Number Android App
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How Change Your Android Mobile Device ID
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