* R e n e g a d e L e g i o n *
CBI General Information Text
by
SpiritWalker
The Night Elite BBS (617) 623 7151 (RL HeadQ)
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Part One: What Is Credit
Bureau, Incorporated?
As many of you know, CBI is a credit reporting agency, or
credit
bureau. It keeps the credit history of millions of Americans on file.
Our friends
at CBI have been kind enough to make this information available
to the public for a moderate
annual fee. If you are cheap, or if you just
want to learn how to hack CBI, "you have
come to the right place."
Part Two: The CBI Account.
A CBI
account follows this general format:
3 Numbers, 2 Letters, 2-5 Numbers, a dash{-}, followed
by
a letter and a number.
A sample might look like this: 123ab4567-a1.
or:
123ab4567-a1,bc,d.
Either way is acceptable. The `bc,d’ is not necessary.
Part Three: Connecting To CBI.
When calling CBI, I suggest you use at least one
outdial if you know
for sure the account you have is valid. If you are going to be hacking
even if the dialup
is local to you. If you don’t know why, you don’t
deserve to be reading this text.
CBI
runs at either 300 baud, or that oh-so-technologically advanced
1200 baud. This means you will
need a 300 or 1200 baud outdial for the
NPA containing the CBI dialup. Make sure your terminal
program is set
at E-7-1. I also find it easier to work at half-duplex, because CBI
does
not echo a thing you type. So, if you connect with full-duplex,
and don’t see your account
appearing on the screen, don’t call your
local P/H BBS and post twenty messages saying,
"N0thInG i tYpE aPPeArS
0n tHe sCrEEn aT
CbI!!!!!!!!!!!1!!1!1!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!" (Note:
the exorbitant amount of
exlamation points is a sign of the loser’s
complete and utter idiocy.) Another thing I find
useful is just to have
my capture log running as I work. This saves you the trouble of
having
to write everything down, and it also serves as a good reference.
Currently functioning CBI dialups are:
*[201/984-6297] Newark, New Jersey
*[503/226-1070] Portland, Oregon
[612/341-0023] Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota
[713/591-8100] Houston, Texas
*[804/466-1619] Norfolk, Virginia
[916/635-3935]
Sacramento, California
The starred numbers I have not verified.
Keep in
mind some CBI accounts are only valid on certain dialups.
They still serve any part of the
country, you just can’t use them on
every dialup. I have found CBI accounts that work on more
than one
dialup, so it can’t hurt for you to try. The worst thing you will get
is a
message saying it’s NOT VALID ON THIS PHONE NUMBER or something.
If you are hacking accounts
and get this message, try the account that
yields the message on different dialups. Maybe
you’ll "get lucky".
CBI also has voice dialups. These numbers are provided
for those
"Social Engineers" out there. I have not verified these.
[201/842-7500] Newark, New Jersey (Equifax Credit Information Services)
[617/932-8163] Boston,
Massachusetts (CBI)
Part Four: Applied Password Use: Pulling Info.
Use is fairly straightforward. When you connect to CBI, hit Control-S
(^S) twice, then
<RETURN> (<CR>) twice. You should get a message that
reads:
(ND)PLEASE
SIGN-ON
At this point you should enter the password. Make sure when you
enter the
password that you include a period at the end. This is very
important; if you neglect to type
the period, you won’t get in. Type
the password: "123ab456-a1." then hit CONTROL-S,
and a <CARRIAGE
RETURN>. The ^S is the CBI "wakeup" command. CBI doesn’t
respond to
regular <CR>s. If you ever think CBI should be doing something, and it has
you will then get a
message telling you to
WC5E - PROCEED
This is when the fun begins. You
decide you want to know your next
door neighbor’s credit history. Here is what you do:
NM-SMITH,ALAN,S. <CR>
CA-157,MAPLE,ST,YUTZVILLE,NY,10011. <CR>
ID-SSS-012-34-5678. ^S <CR>
This is, of course, based on the assumption that your
subject’s name
is "Alan S. Smith" and that he lives at 157 Maple Street in
Yutzville, New York, 10011, and that his Social Security Number is
012-34-5678. Keep in mind,
the ID-SSS line is not necessary, but it
is necessary if you are to distinguish between Alan
S. Smith, Jr.
and Alan S. Smith, Sr. Wait a moment. The report will pop up.
You may want
to hunt someone down from a Post Office Box. If this
is the case, replace the above CA- line
with this:
CA-418#,POB,,YUTZVILLE,NY,10011.
If you only have the subject’s
Social Security Number, type
DTEC-012-34-5678. ^S <CR>
This will
give you a name and address to enter in the above format.
Part Five: A Sample
CBI Report.
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S A M P L E C
B I R E P O R T
Note: All information in this report is fictional, including the ACCOUNT
NOs and the BUS/ID CODEs.
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*SMITH,ALAN,S SINCE 04/00/75 FAD 10/21/89 FN-700
157,MAPLE,ST,YUTZVILLE,NY,10011,TAPE RPTD
10/89
68,PENN,ST,NOWHERE,IA,50055
SEX-M,MAR-M,DEPS- 2,AGE-38,SSS-012-34-5678
01
ES-WALMART CORP
02 EF-MCDONALDS RESTAURANTS
*SUM-01/85-01/91,PR/OI-NO,FB-NO,
ACCTS:11,HC$6-1600, 3-ONES.
*INQS-450DC81 02/24/89,178BB20089 02/06/89.
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BUS/ID CODE RPTD OPND H/C TRMS BAL P/D RT 30/60/90+MR DLA/ACCOUNT NO
03 S*178BB34860 11/90
05/85 500 171 521 139 R5 01 01 01 66 1234567890123456
PREV HI RATES: R4 10/90, R3 09/90, R2
08/90
CLOSED ACCOUNT
AMOUNT IN H/C COLUMN IS CREDIT LIMIT
04 I*178CD8712 10/90
03/89 123 123 123 O1 003/88 048286423
05 I*342IH34 10/90 12/85 1600 500 1600 R9 00 00 03
462642892
PREV HI RATES: R5 11/88, R5 10/88, R5 09/88
CHARGED OFF ACCOUNT
AMOUNT
IN H/C COLUMN IS CREDIT LIMIT
06 I*905PZ82 11/90 12/86 700 0 390 R9 00 00 00 16
3482684629331
PREV HI RATES: R9 03/89, R9 02/89, R9 01/89
CHARGED OFF ACCOUNT
AMOUNT IN H/C COLUMN IS CREDIT LIMIT
07 U*178BQ282 10/90 01/85 231 231 R9 00 00 03
4560337134046711
PREV HI RATES: R5 04/90, R5 03/90, R4 02/90
CHARGED OFF ACCOUNT
08 I*956BB115 10/90 05/86 1100 0 R9 00 00 03 714827012
PREV HI RATES: R5 05/90, R5 04/90, R5
07/89
CLOSED ACCOUNT
09 I*178AC10870 07/90 05/87 123 123 123 123 R9 38812604654
CHARGED OFF ACCOUNT
10 A*906OC69 01/90 10/87 0 O5 00 00 01 09 01/90 4906124373
PREV HI
RATES: O5 04/89.
COLLECTION ACCOUNT
PAID-CREDIT LINE CLOSED
11 I*906OF259 12/89
11/87 6 6 6 O9 00 00 02 3724962236703
PREV HI RATES: O5 11/89, O5 10/89, O9 02/89
12
I*416DC1577 11/88 11/87 300 R1 00 00 00 12 32134882735921
SETTLEMENT ACCEPTED ON THIS ACCOUNT
CHARGE
13 I*421DC4566 07/89 10/87 401 390 372 R9 00 00 01 18736847728634
PREV HI
RATES: R9 02/89, R9 01/89, R5 12/88
CHARGED OFF ACCOUNT
CHARGE
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M1 OF 1
NM-SMITH,ALAN,S CA-157,MAPLE,ST,YUTZVILLE,NY,10011,10/89
FA-68,PENN,ST,NOWHERE,IA,50055
ES-WALMART CORP
SS-012-34-5678 AGE 38&
END OF REPORT CBI AND AFFILIATES -
01/30/91
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Part Six: Making Sense Out of All That Shit.
SMITH,ALAN,S - is the subject’s last name,
first name, and middle
initial.
SINCE 04/00/75 - I imagine this is how long
they’ve had a file on the
subject. (Since April, 1975).
On the next line is his
address- his current address is listed first,
and his past addresses are listed underneath.
SEX-M is pretty self explanatory. (It indicates he is a MALE. Jeez.)
MAR-M is
the subject’s marital status (single, married, widowed, divorced).
DEPS- 2 is the
number of dependants the subject has. A dependant is
most often a son or daughter of the
subject who is still under 21.
SSS-012-34-5678 is the subject’s Social Security
Number.
ES- is the subject’s current employer.
EF- are his past employers,
listed in order, from most recent to least
recent.
SUM-01/85-01/91 indicates that
the report is a summary from January
1985 to January 1991. This really just tells you how far
back in time
the report covers.
PR/OI-NO - Public Record/Other Information. This
indicates whether
or not the subject has been involved in any court cases (Public Record),
is.) Obviously, the
NO indicates the subject has not had any legal
involvement during the period which the report
covers.
FB-NO - Firm/Business. I assume this signifies the subject is not a
business.
ACCTS:11,HC$6-1600 tells you that there are 11 entries listed below, and
$6 to $1600.
3-ONES - This tells you the credit rating. The "3" indicates that
there
are 3 of the following type ("ONES" in this case). The more
"ONES" a
subject has, the better his rating. This particular person has
a lousy credit rating. Out of
11 accounts, only 3 are ONES. There can
also be TWOS, THREES, FOURS, et cetera, up through
NINES. NINES are
incredibly bad; the more of these the subject has, the worse his credit
rating is. ZEROS indicate that the account was too new to be rated at
the time the creditor
last reported.
INQS - This line tells what creditors have checked on the subject’s
see, when YOU pull the
subject’s info, a little line will be added
saying that your hacked account pulled the file.
Now, this won’t look
funny until the subject reports fraudulent charging on his card. Then,
First National Bank
of Ethiopia has pulled his info, they will know
something is up. They will probably call the
First National Bank of
Ethiopia and say, "Did you pull this dork’s info?" And of
course they’ll
say "No." Actually, I’ve made more out of this than it’s worth.
Anyway,
the most recent credit check is listed first, and then it works backwards.
It
lists the ID CODE and the date the file was pulled.
The next line contains the headings
for the columns that fall under them.
BUS/ID CODE is the CBI account (minus the
password) of the creditor that
holds the subject’s credit card, loan, or whatever. In front of
the
actual ID CODE, there is a letter and an asterisk (*). The letter
signifies what
type of account it is. A - Authorized, C - Co-maker,
I - Individual, J - Joint, S - Shared, T-
Terminated, U - Undesignated.
Consult your Local Library to find out what each type of account
is.
This isn’t really relevant to what you are after.
RPTD - The last time the
creditor reported on the subject.
OPND - tells when that account was opened.
COLUMN IS CREDIT
LIMIT". On a loan, this column reports the amount loaned.
TRMS - clarifies the
terms of a loan. Usually in the case of a
credit card, this column is blank. A "48M"
in this column indicates
that the amount in the H/C column will be paid back over a period of
48
months, or four years. In such a case, the number in the MR column
subtracted from
the 48 will tell you how many more months the subject
has to go before paying off that
loan.
BAL is an abbreviation for BALANCE OWING. This is how much of the credit
limit (on a credit card) has been used, or how much of the loan has been
paid back. On a
credit card entry, the BAL subtracted from the H/C is how
much the subject is authorized to
spend.
P/D- Past Due. Every month, a minimum amount of money is due on
your
credit card payment. This may be as little as 10% of the total
amount due. Now, the credit
card company would be damned happy to see
you only pay the minimum amount, because then they
can charge interest
on every thing you owe. But, if you do not pay this minimum amount
(say you pay $75 out of a $100 minimum), then $25 will be PAST DUE.
It isn’t good to owe money
thta
RT - Rating. This column gives the credit rating for that
particular
account. An ‘R’ means the account is a revolving or option
payment plan, an ‘I’ means it is an
installment payment plan, and an
‘O’ means it is an open account. Consult your library for
definitions.
The number following it is the credit rating for that account.
Remember, a
‘1′ is good, and a ‘9′ is really bad. The number of ‘1’s
here should match the number
"X" in "X-ONES" on the first line.
30/60/90 - the number in the 30
column means that the subject has
been between 30 and 59 days delinquent on his payment that
many times.
If a "2" is in the 60 column, this indicates that the subject has
been
between 60 and 89 days late with the minimum payment twice during the
number of
months in the MR column. A number in the 90 column would
indicate that the minimum payment has
been over 90 days past due "X"
number of times.
+MR - Months Reviewed.
Indicates how many months thave been
reviewed. (Obviously.) Say you have a "1" in
the 30 column, and a 49
in the MR column. This indicates that the subject has been 30-59
days
late with the minimum payment in the past 49 months. It’s not really
too hard to
understand.
DLA/ACCOUNT NO - This column contains the credit card numbers. Visa
and Mastercard both have 16 digits. American Express (Amex) has 13
digits. DLA is the Date
Last Activity. If there is a date in this
column, it is NOT a credit card expiration date, it
is telling you the
last time that account was active.
PREV HI RATES - This
indicates the past ratings of the account on
the date listed.
Explanation
of the DTEC report:
"1 of 1" means that the first report of one is being
listed.
Remember, no two people have the same Social Security Numbers. NM is
the
subject’s name. CA is the subject’s current address. The date
at the end of this line should
match the most recent date on the address
line in the subject’s full report. The FA line lists
former addresses.
The ES line lists the subject’s current employer. Following this is the
the DTEC report.
And lastly, the subject’s age.
Part Seven: Practical Use of CBI.
You may have a question now, "Whose file do I pull?" You want to
pull the file of
someone who is rich. Usually Lawyers and Doctors will
fit the bill. Look in the Yellow Pages
under "Lawyers" and "Doctors"
and find the names of some upper class
bastards. You can use your local
White Pages to cross-reference and get their home addresses.
From here,
you call CBI, and pull their file.
Once you get the file, look in the
DLA/ACCOUNT NO column. Find all
the 13 and 16 digit numbers. 16 digit numbers starting with
"4" are
Visas. 16 digit numbers starting with "5" are Mastercards. 13
digit
numbers starting with "37" are American Express. The first four digits
of the card number signify the bank that issued the card. A list is
supplied below, taken from
the Narc Infofile #7, Update A. Thanks to
Htaed for this. I have not done any work toward
verifying these myself,
either.
VISA
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4428 Bank of Hoven
4128 Citibank CV
4271 Citibank PV
4929 Barclay Card CV (from England)
4040 Wells
Fargo CV
4019 Bank of America CV
4024 Bank of America PV or CV
4019 Bank of
America Gold (This card looks like a CV but without a CV after
the expiration date)
4678
Home Federal
4726 Wells Fargo CV
4036
4561
4443
4833
4424
Security Pacific National Bank
4428 Choice Visa [Citibank(Maryland)]???
4070
4735
4673
4044
4050
4226 Chase Manhattan Bank
4605
4923
4820
4048 CV
4121 Signet Bank CV
4368
Mastercard
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5419 Bank of Hoven
5410 Wells Fargo
5412 Wells Fargo
5273 Bank of
America Gold
5273 Bank of America
5254 Bank of America
5286 Home Federal
5031 Maryland Bank of North America
5326
5424 Citibank
5250
5417
5215
5204
5465 Chase Manhattan Bank
5411
5421
5329 Maryland Bank of
North 5308
5217
5415
5291 Signet Bank
American Express
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3728 GOLD
3713 Regular
3732 Regular
3737
3782 Small
Corporate Card
3731
3724
3742
3727
3787 Small Corporate Card
3726
3766
3734
3749
3763
3710
3718
3720
3739
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At this point, your rendezvous with CBI is complete. Write the
credit card number
you obtained, and the subject’s basic info in your
notebook. Destroy the CBI report you have-
there’s no need to have
evidence sitting around.
Part Eight: Getting the
CBI account.
Okay kids, here’s the hard part. Actually, it’s not very hard at
all. Just time consuming. First, you have to find an ID CODE. You
know, the part of the
account BEFORE the dash. Remember, the part
following the dash is the password. To get the ID
CODE, go trashing
at a car dealership. You should find some printed out reports. On
these reports (they should look like what I supplied above), you will
find the
"usernames" in the BUS/ID CODE column, and in the INQS line.
All you have to add to
this ID CODE is the password (obviously).
Remember, the password is a letter and a number. So,
say your ID CODE
is 123ab4567. When CBI asks you to PLEASE SIGN ON, you begin hacking.
Two common passwords are -c2 and -c3. So, the first two things you try
to enter should be
"123ab4567-c2. ^S <CR>" and "123ab4567-c3. ^S <CR>".
If
neither of these work, start at "123ab4567-a1." and work to
"123ab4567-z9." If I don’t find something by the time I get through
-d9, I will
usually pick another ID CODE and start over. You can do
it however you like.
The lazy
way to do this is hang around on QSD with the sex freaks
and see if you can find someone who
will trade with you. Chances are
you’ll get screwed, because almost everyone there is a leech.
They’ll
either give you something fake, or nothing at all. If you want to
trade, there
are more trustworthy and knowledgeable people on Lutzifer.
Part Nine: ID
CODEs.
This section is a list of ID CODEs for you to hack on. This
list is taken
from The Ghost’s file on CBI, because I am too damn lazy
to make up my own list.
426DC33 465IG14 444BB7072 906ON259 906ON267
906BB5130 458ON2792 906BB206 444FP289
882AN137
444FS1399 843BB342 404BB539 404DC21 496ON747
496BB82 404CG94
426DC1577 401BB4880 872BB213
444FS1381 728BB10420 905BB587 496ON598 426BB756
906FA26 906BB115 906BB40 906FM6418
447FS844
906BB289 496ON291 901BB5101 906FM6335 496ON218
458ON3022
402RE30375 426CG544 872BB31 872BB205
444BB143 444BB6173 444FM11838 458ON3014 155ON44
905ON1497 444ZB361 496ON648 444BB5654 496BB587
906CG2913 444BB5704 416FM2092
444BB465 444BB5282
444BB5308 444BB5290 404FF262 906FF278 906FF260
404FF1039 404FF825 906FF252 426DC561 181FS320
444FA483 906FA34 163DC2280 444BB2719
163BB17526
404HZ141 444AN1082 444ZB00577 906DC185 444DC10639
906DC193
444JA591 906DC151 444DC49 405BB280
801ON119 801BB2942 496BB74 496FM271 426BB238
426BB541 426BB1895 426BB2406 444BB804 444BB3253
444BB9466 906OC99 404BB3483
444BB1315 444FM12285
805BB2492 906DC656 444FA848 444BB6173 444BB1869
444YC1311 444BB6363 444BB6496 444BB564 444BB3436
444BB952 891BB186 496ON44 444AN2452
444CS315
906DC29 444DC510 905DC3081 180BB19097 444CG377
496FZ45 404TZ19
444AN4177 906DM10 403DC1426
496DC319 496DC20 444KI54 606OC10587 414BB917
906FA67 444FA814 444BB5035 444BB9466 444BB978
444BB2248 444BB1182 444BB4491 444ON366
444ON200
444ON358 444ON341 404HF375 444AN4491 496FS380
404BB182 155ON85
163BB19418 444ZB668 801ON1182
444BB2958 444BB1331 465ZB134
I haven’t
collected these myself, so I don’t know if they all are
valid. But, what the hell, this is
free, isn’t it? Who are YOU to
complain?
Part Ten: We’re Done.
series of informational files
written by me. I owe a few thank-yous to
various members of the Renegade Legion, various
members of SoC, Owsley,
The Gypsy, The Ghost (for the ID CODEs), Htaed (for the Bank IDs),
and
Merchant, who supplied me with a decent portion of this information.
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