Still in credit card can be worth hundreds of dollars.

It's actual money.

But when hackers steal thousands of them, they don't have the time or capability to cash

out on all these cards.

So they turn to online marketplaces to sell their cash of stolen cards.

In this episode, we'll track down a hacker who's stealing credit cards and selling them.

These are true stories from the dark side of the internet.

I'm Jack Recyder.

This is Dark Net Diaries.

Support for this show comes from Sneak.

Dark Net Diaries has covered a lot of stories about hackers, breaches, cybercrime,

and other unsavory topics that dwell on the dark side of modern technology.

And while most of you will never end up on an episode, the reality is that there are a ton of

ways from malicious actors to get into the systems you build, like remote code execution and SQL

injection and path traversal, just to name a few.

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