full-disclosure - Re: Fedex Kinkos Smart Card Authentication Bypass

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Date: Thu Mar  2 02:22:15 2006
From: bugtraq at securescience.net (Lance James)
Subject: Re: Fedex Kinkos Smart Card Authentication
	Bypass

Dude VanWinkle wrote:
> On 2/28/06, Lance James <bugtraq@...urescience.net> wrote:
>   
>> Eric B wrote:
>>     
>>> Wait, so if I read this right, consumers with existing cards could
>>> dupe their legit cards for fake ones and cash in the fake ones yet
>>> still have credit on the legit card?
>>>
>>> So I'm assuming Fedex has no database/authentication system storing
>>> these serials...brilliant.
>>>
>>>       
>> Yup.
>>
>> According to Fedex Kinko's:
>> "Our analysis shows that the information in the article is inaccurate
>> and not based on the way the actual technology and security function.
>> Security is a priority to FedEx Kinko's, and we are confident in the
>> security of our network in preventing such illegal activity."
>>
>> Our response:
>>
>> http://ip.securescience.net/exploits/P1010029.JPG
>>     
>
> lol, now thats a funny picture!
>
> So am I to assume that normally you can go beyond 31337 on a Kinko's
> card and this is a modding of the original to produce the displayed
> picture?
>
>   

The max is $100.00
> -JP
>
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