What is CC PIN?

A credit card PIN, or personal identification number, is typically a four-digit code you use to verify that you’re the owner of a credit card. Like a signature, it’s used to verify your identity and helps protect you against fraud.

What are 101 and 201 dumps?

Usually two types of dumps. 101 and 201 dumps. 101 dump applies to the card only for Swipe, and 201 refers to cards with chips in them. You must enter a PIN to cash out them.

What is CC in USB?

The configuration channel (CC) logic block introduced in the USB Type-C specification determines cable detection, cable orientation and current-carrying capability. • Cable detection occurs when one of the two CC lines pulls down (see Figure 3).

What is CC detection?

CC1 and CC2 Detection of cable attachment. Detect the orientation of the attached cable. Type-C™ cables are populated with only one CC line. By monitoring both CC1 and CC2, the Downstream Facing Port (DFP) can determine if a cable is connected and the orientation of the cable.

What is a dump scamming?

A credit card dump refers to a digital copy of stolen credit card information and is commonly used by fraudsters to clone credit cards and make unauthorized purchases.

What are dumps on the dark web?

Dumps or “dumpz” are one of the most popular and readily traded commodities in the darknet and across the deep web, consisting of large pre-compiled lists of stolen financial data.

What are Track 1 and 2?

Track 1: the cardholder name, account number (PAN), expiration date, bank ID (BIN), and several other numbers the issuing bank uses to validate the data received. Track 2: all of the above except the cardholder name. Most credit card payment systems use Track 2 to process transactions.

What is a CC cable?

The Cable Matters USB Type-C cable is specifically designed to connect new release smartphones and tablets to a computer or wall charger with a USB-C port for charging or syncing data.

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