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Message-ID: <CABHXUv1Z_U37Ut2Q4QkgyXEo0V34AaFtfc=df3NQL--HMPttXw@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2012 09:51:47 -0700
From: Kevin Burke <kevin@...lio.com>
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Anyone can log into Virgin Mobile USA accounts,
	read/write customer data

Virgin USA requires customers to use a 6-digit PIN on their account,
and the phone number for a login. Once an attacker knows your PIN,
they can take any action on your account with no restraint. They can
also determine whether a phone number is a Virgin Mobile USA number,
based on the login information.

List of actions possible with someone's login information:

- see who you’ve been calling and texting,
- change the handset associated with your number,
- change your address, your email address, or your password,
- purchase a handset on your behalf

There is no way for any of their 6 million subscribers to defend
against this attack. I contacted Virgin Mobile over a month ago about
the issue and they have refused to fix it.

Full details of the attack, as well as a history of my communication
with Virgin Mobile, are available on my website:

http://kev.inburke.com/kevin/open-season-on-virgin-mobile-customer-data/

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Kevin Burke | 415-723-4116 | www.twilio.com

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