Carding 💳 Carding Guide: Starlink 💳
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Carding Guide: Starlink
Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
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Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
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Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
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My guyyyy
Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
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Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
Done
Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
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Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
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Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
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Were going in to uncharted territory today as were setting our sights on Starlink, Elon Musks satellite internet project. This isnt your standard carding target: were bouta exploit technology thats orbiting the fucking planet.
Starlink isnt just another company to hit. Its THE SHIT in our world of carding and fraud. These satellite dishes are more than just pieces of hardware; theyre portals to untraceable internet access, beamed straight from space to wherever the fuck you decide to set up shop.
View attachment 45432
Why Starlink?
Now you might be scratching your heads, wondering why we would bother with space internet when there are easier targets out there. Well let me clear you up on why Starlink is worth our time and effort.
First off: These dishes are in high demand especially in rural areas where people are desperate for decent internet. Theyre willing to pay a lot for reliable connectivity which means we can flip these machines for a tidy profit.
But the real value of Starlink goes more than just reselling the hardware. This is where shit gets interesting. When you card a Starlink dish youre not just getting a piece of equipment,youre getting a ticket to true online anonymity.
View attachment 45437
Think about it. Once youve got your hands on a Starlink setup youve got access to internet that isnt tied to any fixed location and no connection whatsoever to your real identity since the purchase was not done with your own card. Its like having a burner phone but for your entire fucking online presence. You could be operating from the middle of nowhere, and no one would be any wiser. Even if someone manages to trace your real IP, it wont be linked to your identity or physical location. This level of anonymity is a game changer for our operations.
The high price point of Starlink equipment is another reason its worth our attention. These arent cheap which means bigger pay days when we successfully card them. The higher value justifies the extra effort required to pull off a successful hit.
By targeting Starlink, were not just after expensive hardware or quick profits. Were potentially setting ourselves up with the ultimate anonymous internet setup. Its a two pronged approach: make money from reselling the equipment and gain a powerful OPSEC tool for our own operations.
Recon
Ive been digging into Starlinks security setup and let me tell you that its been an interesting ride. I fired up Burp Suite and went to town on their site uncovering some important details about their defenses.
The first thing you need to know is that Starlink is using Adyen for payment processing. If you remember our Novelship guide,we dealt with Adyen there too but Starlinks taking it to a whole new level.
Starlink isnt just using Adyen straight out of the box. Oh no, theyve decided to crank up the security measures. Theyre putting a heavy weight on two key factors: your IP address and your browser fingerprint.
This combo means we need to bring our A game. Clean IPs, bulletproof browser setups and a solid understanding of how Adyen operates are all important for success on this target.
View attachment 45433
Requirements
View attachment 45434
Now that weve got a handle on Starlinks security setup, lets talk about what youll need to pull this off:
- Non-VBV Cards : Starlink throws a wrench in the works by forcing 3D Secure (3DS) on almost all their transactions. This means we absolutely must use non-VBV cards. If you try to use a card that requires 3DS verification, youre fucked before you even start.
- US Cards and Drops: From my experience, youll need US-based cards and drop addresses. Im sure Starlink ships to different countries, but so far, Ive only ordered in the US. So stick with what we know works.
- Clean IPs: Given Starlinks emphasis on IP tracking, youll need pristine, residential US IPs. Dont even think about using data center proxies.
- Solid Browser Fingerprint: Your antidetect setup needs to be on point. Adyen's fingerprinting is no joke, so make sure your browser profile can stand up to scrutiny.
Process
View attachment 45435
Now that weve covered the recon and requirements, lets get into the actual process of hitting Starlink. This aint your typical carding flow so pay attention.
- Setup: First things first, start your session. This means getting your proxy up, launching your antidetect browser and having your non-VBV card info ready.
- Navigate: Go to starlink.com by looking it up on Google. This attaches Google as our referrer and gives credibility to our session.
Dont waste time browsing around like you do on other sites. Starlink purchase process is streamlined and unnecessary browsing will raise suspicion than warm your account.- Zip Code Entry: This is where things get fun. On the main page you will see a box for a ZIP code. This is where you put in the ZIP code of your drop address.
- Direct to Checkout: As soon as you enter that ZIP code, boom - you are taken straight to the checkout page. No product pages, no add to cart button. Starlink cuts right to the chase.
- Checkout Process: Now you are at the main event. Take your time here. Enter your details carefully - no copy-pasting, you lazy ass.
- Submit and Wait: Once you have filled everything out, submit your order and cross your fingers. With Starlinks security measures you might not get instant approval. Be patient.
- Post-Order: If your order goes through, dont celebrate yet. Keep an eye on your email for confirmation and shipping details. And for fucks sake, dont hit Starlink again right away. Space out your attempts.
This is both good and bad. Good because its fast and you dont have much room to mess up with suspicious browsing. Bad because you only get one shot. No warming up the session or building a legit cart.
The main method that works here in my experience is getting to their site via Google.
Some Working Bins:
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***
Conclusion
Starlinks are the target if you have the right cards. They put all their security eggs in the 3DS basket and forgot about other antifraud measures. For carders with non-VBV cards, this is one of the easiest hits out there.
View attachment 45438
Remember, you're not just after expensive hardware. These dishes offer untraceable internet access - a valuable asset for future ops.
Play smart, don't get greedy and you might get yourself a direct line to space-based anon. Just don't come crying to me if Elon decides to patch this up. d0ctrine out.
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