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General Info: How To Duplicate your Simcard with Simcard Duplicator -Symbianize
Its Possible to clone or duplicate your prepaid sims.
.
SIM card Create an exact duplicate of an
existing SIM card.
Difficulty:
Challenging
Things You'll Need: SIM card SIM card duplicator Instructions
very difficult to copy as
additional copy protection
and anti tamper protocols
have been added to the
cards. A V2 card is anything made circa 2002
and later
(this includes 3Gcards).
Any attempt to
copy a V2 or newer card
could result in the card
being rendered utterly useless.
.
Sim Cloning means creating a
copy of the Original Sim-card.
Some of you might ask, what
are the benefits of making a
clone of your original Sim
Card: -Can I use both cards at the
same time, so that I can have
two phones at different
locations?
=No. You can ONLY have one
card active otherwise your Netwoek provider would
notice 2 copies of the same
Number and might deactivate
your account. You should also
consider, that some logical
conclusions are made by the Network Providers like this:
You can't be in France and few
minutes later activate your
Clone Card in Brazil. The
Network Provider knows the
Time that would be needed to travel from one place to the
other one.
-If I have the original Simcard
and the Clonecard active,
would both telephones ring
and can I receive SMS messages on both phones at
the same time?
=No. Only one device would
ring, more specificaly the
telephone that replied first to
the call by the Network. The same happens with the SMS's.
-Can I have more numbers
than one in the same phone at
the same time?
= Yes and No, the "Simemu-
card" can store up to 10 different phonenumbers.
But,...they will not be active
at the same time. Only one
number is registered to the
Network Provider. The
switching between the different numbers is done
through a smart menuitem in
your phone.
-How do I write on my
simcard the other 9 numbers?
=You can NOT use your original simcard and make
changes on that card to
support more numbers.
Instead you need to find a
"Programmable Card" and
copy the Firmware of the "SIMEMU" on it. These 'empty'
programmable cards are called
"Silver card" or "Green card"
according to their Processor
(CPU) and the Memory
Capacity. -What do I need to make a
clone of my original card?
=That is not quite easy any
more since most of the
Original Sim cards are made
"Copy Proof". This means that you are not able to read the
necessary information out of
them to use for your clone
card. This procedure requires
experiments with your
Original Sim Card which might end into a destroyed Original
Sim-Card. You will have to run
a Software that will "brute
force" the information out of
your card, but the totally
allowed read attempts are limited and will end up into a
destroyed Card. Imagine the
Hangman game with a
Veeeery long word to guess
-Why would I want to make
a clone of my card? = There are many different
opinions on that.
1) You can have a backup of
your card in case you loose
your phone
2) You can use the same Phonebook on all your
numbers on the Sim in your
cloned card.
3) You can have a spare phone
in your car in case you would
forget your phone at home. Just ask your wife, neighbor
or dog to turn it off for you.
4) You can hide a second
phone number from your
wife without her knowledge
5) You can draw the attention of all your friends with new
telephone devices although
you appear with an old cheap
one.
6) You can have different
Network providers on the same clone *but only one will
always be active.
7) You avoid destroying the
contacs of your expensive
phone due to card switching
in case you need to change cards because you don't want
to carry your P910 to your
job.
8) You can ask your Brother,
Dad or Friend to make a clone
of a new card and send you the "Ki and IMSI" through E-
mail or Telephone. You can
enter this info into your
phone by just typing it like a
sms message.
there are many more reasons I can't think of right now.
-Is the card cloning
expensive?
= You will need some
equipment for the
programming of the clone and the reading of the original
card. And you will need an
empty Pic card (Green or
Silver). The whole equipment
should cost you less or more
40 Euro, Remember, never give away your simcard to
somebody else to do this task
since he will keep a copy of
your simcard. The only info he
will need to write down are
few numbers. Hope this little info was
enough to make you decide if
you want to clone your card
or not. Please remember also,
this cloning procedure is not
very new.
.
Tutorials:
. Well, even with
GSM this trick still holds
relevant. How could such a
flaw exist in a system that
is obviously concentrated on preventing such
fraudulant use? The flaw is
within the COMP128
authentication algorithm
used as an instantiation of
A3/A8 widely used by gsm providers. Unfortunately
for these providers, the
COMP128 algorithm is just
not strong enough to
prevent fraud. We attack
the algorithm by using a chosen-challenge attack,
which works by forming a
number of specially-chosen
challenges and querying the
SIM card for each one. Then
by analyzing the responses from these queries, we are
able to determine the value
of the secret key that is
used for authentication. So
how do we perform this
attack? Well there are a few things
you need before you start.
First you will need to buy a
SIM card reader, a card
programmer, empty silver
pic 2 card, and an unregulated adapter, and if
you don't have one a 9 pin
male to female extension
cable. You can probably put
a bid on ebay for most of
this hardware, or just google up some sites that
sell them. You will also need
some software for this
trick. First you will need a
SIM card editor. An
excellent piece of software to use in this instance is
Cardinal Sim Editor, which
you can find (including the
crack for it) Another tool you will is
CardMaster,Finally what you will need
is a SIM card emulator. An
excellent example of an
emulator to use is SIMEMU,
to translate the web page
from Spanish to English.
Now let's go ahead and get
started shall we. You will
first want to plug your SIM
Reader into your com port. Then run Cardinal and then
click where it says "Click
Here" and then click
Settings. You will then
select your com/serial port
and the baud rate. Then you will close this out, and then
left click where it says "Click
Here", go to smartcard, and
click SIM editor. The
program will from there
start up, and you will go to SIM, then SIM Info, and click
the load button. After doing
this you will see the IMSI
code, take note of this code
as you will need it. Now
close the SIM Info and go to Security/Find key KI. When
this window opens just
click Start and wait. It will
take approximately 4 hours
to find the key. Once it is
found take note of this KI and exit. Now you should
have the IMSI and KI noted,
if so lets continue with the
next step. Now take your
silver card. Within the
unzipped file within you will find two files.
SEE50s.hex (EEPROM) and
SEF50sEN.hex (PIC). Now
connect your programmer
to a com port and go to the
setup menu on your CardMaster program and
choose the appropriate com
port. You should then see a
yellow rectangle at the
bottom of the program that
says that there is no card. Now insert your smartcard
into the programmer, and
the rectangle should change
to green and you will see
"Card ready". Now go to
where it says "Card type:" and select "Silvercard". NOw
go to the "File to Pic:" field
and upload SEF50sEN.hex,
then go to the "File to
Eeprom:" field and upload
SEE50s.hex. Now go to Edit and click "Auto Program".
Now once this is finished
you will need to cut the
card so that it will fit into
the phone. Instructions for
how the card needs to be cut is provided on the GSM
solutions web site that will
be listed in the Sites to Visit
section at the bottom of this
page. Now insert the newly
cut silvercard into the phone. If it asks for
. If it asks for a pin just
punch in 111. Then from the
main menu open up "Sim-
Emu". Now from this menu
go to Set Phone #, then - GSM #1 (or any slot), then
Configure, then Edit #. Now
edit GSM #X to any name,
and then press ok. Now go
to Config.Pos. and it will ask
for PIN2, which will be 1234. It will then ask you what
position you want the card
to be, choose Position 1. It
will then ask you for the
IMSI, which you will punch
in the IMSI you got from Cardinal. It will then ask
you for the KI, which again
you punch in the KI you got
from Cardinal. It will then
ask you to enter your PUK
which can be anything up to 8 digits. Then it will ask you
to enter your PIN which can
be anything up to 4 digits.
There you go, now you
have cloned another SIM
card, and are now free to call away all you want to
on someone elses bill. There
have also been rumors that
on certain services there are
ways to clone a SIM
remotely, but none have been tested so this can't be
proven. So now that we're
finished talking about SIM
cloning, let's get into
another trick involving
exploiting gsm phones, bluejacking. What is
bluejacking you ask?
Bluejacking is exploiting the
BlueTooth wireless
communication system
common among PDAs, cell phones, and of course
laptops. In essense this is
nothing more than a
harmless little prank, similar
to defacing web sites. For
bluejacking gsm phones what we are trying to do is
first create a phonebook
contact that says something
like "haha I haxor3d j00r
ph0n3!", and then send it to
any bluetooth enabled device in the facinity. This in
essense amounts up to at
most a harmless little prank,
but it's fun to watch their
faces when they get the
message. However, I won't bother explaining the details
of how to bluejack, since
the methods are models and
manufacturer dependant,
and are explained on a site
that will be listed at the bottom of this tutorial.
Don't believe that the
possibilities for exploiting
bluetooth enabled gsm
phones ends there though.
Another activity that we can jump onto is called
bluebugging. Bluebugging is the process
of sniffing out
communication from a
bluetooth-enabled cell
phone. Like, for example,
sms messages. Yup, now you can sit in a coffee shop,
open up your laptop, and
spy on everyone else who is
using their phone. This
concept was first introduced
to the world in a presentation at DefCon 11,
and is now available to the
public in the form of a tool
called BlueSniff that works
as a bluetooth wardriving
utility to play big brother.
Another nice tool to use for
such means is btscanner,
which can be used to gather
as much information as
possible on a bluetooth-
enabled device. Yet again, this wonderful tool . Source:
[highlight]Crack To Hack-
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SIM card Create an exact duplicate of an
existing SIM card.
Difficulty:
Challenging
Things You'll Need: SIM card SIM card duplicator Instructions
1. First you'll need the
IMSI (International
Mobile SubscriberIdentifier) number.
This string of numbers
is usually imprinted on the SIM card itself. This
is an example of an
IMSI number:
IMSI:429011234567890
An IMSI is usually 15
digits long, but can be one or two digits
shorter.
2. Now you have your
IMSI number you'll
need the
authentication key (Ki)
, which is unique to
your SIM. This number can only be discovered
electronically using a
SIM duplicator, which
is an external device
that you will slot the
SIM card into. A SIM duplicator is relatively
inexpensive - they can
be found at around the
$10 mark - and can be
purchased at multiple
locations. A Google search for 'Super SIM'
will turn up at least
several online outlets.
3. When the SIM
duplicator is connected
to your PC and your
SIM card, it will
attempt to acquire the
Ki number and copy the entire contents.
When a new SIM card
is placed into the
duplicator after this
process is complete,
that data will be copied and, for all intents and
purposes, the new SIM
will be identical to the
old.
Tips & Warnings V2 or later SIM cards areIMSI (International
Mobile SubscriberIdentifier) number.
This string of numbers
is usually imprinted on the SIM card itself. This
is an example of an
IMSI number:
IMSI:429011234567890
An IMSI is usually 15
digits long, but can be one or two digits
shorter.
2. Now you have your
IMSI number you'll
need the
authentication key (Ki)
, which is unique to
your SIM. This number can only be discovered
electronically using a
SIM duplicator, which
is an external device
that you will slot the
SIM card into. A SIM duplicator is relatively
inexpensive - they can
be found at around the
$10 mark - and can be
purchased at multiple
locations. A Google search for 'Super SIM'
will turn up at least
several online outlets.
3. When the SIM
duplicator is connected
to your PC and your
SIM card, it will
attempt to acquire the
Ki number and copy the entire contents.
When a new SIM card
is placed into the
duplicator after this
process is complete,
that data will be copied and, for all intents and
purposes, the new SIM
will be identical to the
old.
very difficult to copy as
additional copy protection
and anti tamper protocols
have been added to the
cards. A V2 card is anything made circa 2002
and later
(this includes 3Gcards).
Any attempt to
copy a V2 or newer card
could result in the card
being rendered utterly useless.
.
Sim Cloning means creating a
copy of the Original Sim-card.
Some of you might ask, what
are the benefits of making a
clone of your original Sim
Card: -Can I use both cards at the
same time, so that I can have
two phones at different
locations?
=No. You can ONLY have one
card active otherwise your Netwoek provider would
notice 2 copies of the same
Number and might deactivate
your account. You should also
consider, that some logical
conclusions are made by the Network Providers like this:
You can't be in France and few
minutes later activate your
Clone Card in Brazil. The
Network Provider knows the
Time that would be needed to travel from one place to the
other one.
-If I have the original Simcard
and the Clonecard active,
would both telephones ring
and can I receive SMS messages on both phones at
the same time?
=No. Only one device would
ring, more specificaly the
telephone that replied first to
the call by the Network. The same happens with the SMS's.
-Can I have more numbers
than one in the same phone at
the same time?
= Yes and No, the "Simemu-
card" can store up to 10 different phonenumbers.
But,...they will not be active
at the same time. Only one
number is registered to the
Network Provider. The
switching between the different numbers is done
through a smart menuitem in
your phone.
-How do I write on my
simcard the other 9 numbers?
=You can NOT use your original simcard and make
changes on that card to
support more numbers.
Instead you need to find a
"Programmable Card" and
copy the Firmware of the "SIMEMU" on it. These 'empty'
programmable cards are called
"Silver card" or "Green card"
according to their Processor
(CPU) and the Memory
Capacity. -What do I need to make a
clone of my original card?
=That is not quite easy any
more since most of the
Original Sim cards are made
"Copy Proof". This means that you are not able to read the
necessary information out of
them to use for your clone
card. This procedure requires
experiments with your
Original Sim Card which might end into a destroyed Original
Sim-Card. You will have to run
a Software that will "brute
force" the information out of
your card, but the totally
allowed read attempts are limited and will end up into a
destroyed Card. Imagine the
Hangman game with a
Veeeery long word to guess
-Why would I want to make
a clone of my card? = There are many different
opinions on that.
1) You can have a backup of
your card in case you loose
your phone
2) You can use the same Phonebook on all your
numbers on the Sim in your
cloned card.
3) You can have a spare phone
in your car in case you would
forget your phone at home. Just ask your wife, neighbor
or dog to turn it off for you.
4) You can hide a second
phone number from your
wife without her knowledge
5) You can draw the attention of all your friends with new
telephone devices although
you appear with an old cheap
one.
6) You can have different
Network providers on the same clone *but only one will
always be active.
7) You avoid destroying the
contacs of your expensive
phone due to card switching
in case you need to change cards because you don't want
to carry your P910 to your
job.
8) You can ask your Brother,
Dad or Friend to make a clone
of a new card and send you the "Ki and IMSI" through E-
mail or Telephone. You can
enter this info into your
phone by just typing it like a
sms message.
there are many more reasons I can't think of right now.
-Is the card cloning
expensive?
= You will need some
equipment for the
programming of the clone and the reading of the original
card. And you will need an
empty Pic card (Green or
Silver). The whole equipment
should cost you less or more
40 Euro, Remember, never give away your simcard to
somebody else to do this task
since he will keep a copy of
your simcard. The only info he
will need to write down are
few numbers. Hope this little info was
enough to make you decide if
you want to clone your card
or not. Please remember also,
this cloning procedure is not
very new.
.
Tutorials:
. Well, even with
GSM this trick still holds
relevant. How could such a
flaw exist in a system that
is obviously concentrated on preventing such
fraudulant use? The flaw is
within the COMP128
authentication algorithm
used as an instantiation of
A3/A8 widely used by gsm providers. Unfortunately
for these providers, the
COMP128 algorithm is just
not strong enough to
prevent fraud. We attack
the algorithm by using a chosen-challenge attack,
which works by forming a
number of specially-chosen
challenges and querying the
SIM card for each one. Then
by analyzing the responses from these queries, we are
able to determine the value
of the secret key that is
used for authentication. So
how do we perform this
attack? Well there are a few things
you need before you start.
First you will need to buy a
SIM card reader, a card
programmer, empty silver
pic 2 card, and an unregulated adapter, and if
you don't have one a 9 pin
male to female extension
cable. You can probably put
a bid on ebay for most of
this hardware, or just google up some sites that
sell them. You will also need
some software for this
trick. First you will need a
SIM card editor. An
excellent piece of software to use in this instance is
Cardinal Sim Editor, which
you can find (including the
crack for it) Another tool you will is
CardMaster,Finally what you will need
is a SIM card emulator. An
excellent example of an
emulator to use is SIMEMU,
to translate the web page
from Spanish to English.
Now let's go ahead and get
started shall we. You will
first want to plug your SIM
Reader into your com port. Then run Cardinal and then
click where it says "Click
Here" and then click
Settings. You will then
select your com/serial port
and the baud rate. Then you will close this out, and then
left click where it says "Click
Here", go to smartcard, and
click SIM editor. The
program will from there
start up, and you will go to SIM, then SIM Info, and click
the load button. After doing
this you will see the IMSI
code, take note of this code
as you will need it. Now
close the SIM Info and go to Security/Find key KI. When
this window opens just
click Start and wait. It will
take approximately 4 hours
to find the key. Once it is
found take note of this KI and exit. Now you should
have the IMSI and KI noted,
if so lets continue with the
next step. Now take your
silver card. Within the
unzipped file within you will find two files.
SEE50s.hex (EEPROM) and
SEF50sEN.hex (PIC). Now
connect your programmer
to a com port and go to the
setup menu on your CardMaster program and
choose the appropriate com
port. You should then see a
yellow rectangle at the
bottom of the program that
says that there is no card. Now insert your smartcard
into the programmer, and
the rectangle should change
to green and you will see
"Card ready". Now go to
where it says "Card type:" and select "Silvercard". NOw
go to the "File to Pic:" field
and upload SEF50sEN.hex,
then go to the "File to
Eeprom:" field and upload
SEE50s.hex. Now go to Edit and click "Auto Program".
Now once this is finished
you will need to cut the
card so that it will fit into
the phone. Instructions for
how the card needs to be cut is provided on the GSM
solutions web site that will
be listed in the Sites to Visit
section at the bottom of this
page. Now insert the newly
cut silvercard into the phone. If it asks for
. If it asks for a pin just
punch in 111. Then from the
main menu open up "Sim-
Emu". Now from this menu
go to Set Phone #, then - GSM #1 (or any slot), then
Configure, then Edit #. Now
edit GSM #X to any name,
and then press ok. Now go
to Config.Pos. and it will ask
for PIN2, which will be 1234. It will then ask you what
position you want the card
to be, choose Position 1. It
will then ask you for the
IMSI, which you will punch
in the IMSI you got from Cardinal. It will then ask
you for the KI, which again
you punch in the KI you got
from Cardinal. It will then
ask you to enter your PUK
which can be anything up to 8 digits. Then it will ask you
to enter your PIN which can
be anything up to 4 digits.
There you go, now you
have cloned another SIM
card, and are now free to call away all you want to
on someone elses bill. There
have also been rumors that
on certain services there are
ways to clone a SIM
remotely, but none have been tested so this can't be
proven. So now that we're
finished talking about SIM
cloning, let's get into
another trick involving
exploiting gsm phones, bluejacking. What is
bluejacking you ask?
Bluejacking is exploiting the
BlueTooth wireless
communication system
common among PDAs, cell phones, and of course
laptops. In essense this is
nothing more than a
harmless little prank, similar
to defacing web sites. For
bluejacking gsm phones what we are trying to do is
first create a phonebook
contact that says something
like "haha I haxor3d j00r
ph0n3!", and then send it to
any bluetooth enabled device in the facinity. This in
essense amounts up to at
most a harmless little prank,
but it's fun to watch their
faces when they get the
message. However, I won't bother explaining the details
of how to bluejack, since
the methods are models and
manufacturer dependant,
and are explained on a site
that will be listed at the bottom of this tutorial.
Don't believe that the
possibilities for exploiting
bluetooth enabled gsm
phones ends there though.
Another activity that we can jump onto is called
bluebugging. Bluebugging is the process
of sniffing out
communication from a
bluetooth-enabled cell
phone. Like, for example,
sms messages. Yup, now you can sit in a coffee shop,
open up your laptop, and
spy on everyone else who is
using their phone. This
concept was first introduced
to the world in a presentation at DefCon 11,
and is now available to the
public in the form of a tool
called BlueSniff that works
as a bluetooth wardriving
utility to play big brother.
Another nice tool to use for
such means is btscanner,
which can be used to gather
as much information as
possible on a bluetooth-
enabled device. Yet again, this wonderful tool . Source:
[highlight]Crack To Hack-
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