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I don't have used SIMEMU so, I don't know it is posible after card is programed enter IMSI & KI manual from phone menu?
If it so, I need program card only 1 time? If I need later I can enter other data from other card??
Yes,you progrram it just 1 time and enter codes in phone menu.
You can add numbers later
Phantom-1
04-19-2006, 21:04
Hi Guys,
This is Phantom-1. I am new on the scene so I will just browse for a while to get famalier with the theme of things.
Regards.
Phantom-1
04-19-2006, 21:36
Hi Guys,
the Phantom again. There seem to be a lot said about sim cloning and it's inherent problems. Recently I purchased a Simmax 12 in 1 GSM Kit and , yes you've guessed it. Nothing works to date. I have not yet destroyed any Sim cards but I must be close. I attempted it so many times with various software. Has anyone got any advice on the subject. Thanks.
I bought a violet phoenix card reader, I have a US tmob sub, i had 2 sims blacklisted for non payment, 3 virgins never activated, I used xsim on one of the blacklisted used all 65k a38 requests which killed the sim and got not even half a byte, I tried the next blacklisted one with woron scan, and I cracked it in like 30 mins or so (~13000 a38's).
SO next I went to the 3 virgins, I new that 1 virgin was of the same age as the 2 blacklisted it had people all over it in B+W, so I had no doubt that it would crack also, the other 2 sims I got last week from ebay, they are both white with a pink stripe, 1 popped and one didn't. The one with a pink stripe all the way to the bottom of the card was a 128v2. The other stripe stops like 1/8th an inch from the bottom it is a v1, also the "people" ones are ALL v1 AFAIK, also all the v1's I have 260x as the first 4 digits on the sim itself not the holder. the v2 has 8901 as the first 4 and has 37.00c verticaly(sp?) on the notched part of the sim.
This is all only valid for t-mob US, since 5 of the six sims I have tried were v1's, makes me wonder how many are still in the US, cloning has not been the problem it was in the EU a few years back...
Im gonna try a tmob togo prepay chumpie today, ill post my results, I also have some more coming in over the next week , a64k cingular (Hey I can dream, cant I?) a 32k cingular(good possibility of 128v1), a 32k at&t(probably v1), and 2 more tmobs (if the pic is correct these should be v1 also).
the cingular 32k, can be activated pre or post pay, the at&t should be honored by cingular due to the merger and it is post pay I think
Ill post my results asap, where do all the US sim hackers hang?
bhang:eek:
..., where do all the US sim hackers hang?
bhang:eek:
................ In Jail :)
Im not using my skills to do anything illegal all of the sims I have cracked are owned by me, and are not for using one 2 sets at the same time, I just want my phone to have the ability to become my wifes phone, my daughters phone and I would like to sub some of these virgins I have as prepay without info, and nice and clean untraceable communications, for those sensitive conversations, or when you just dont want to call the person your calling to snarf your # off his cid and call you back,(remember when you had to give somebody your #, almost like giving them premission to call you) and last but not least I want to do it because I can,its there.
Some people climb mountains, I have other intrests...:cool:
also , none of the preactivated prepay sims were v1, but they dont seem any different that the pre cracked virgins i have so im hooping they can be activated as prepay, and Ill have an extra in case one of the subs I cracked hits the a38 limit, one of the subs I had cracked with just 4000 a38 hits!
I got an at&T sim, it was not rejected by woron scan as not a v1. I ran it thru all of the pairs an found no collisions, it took like 30k a38 hits to prove each pair collision free.
It ran in excess of 100k a38 hits, so im not positive that it was truly working after 65k which should be the v1 a38 limit.
Woron scan will even restart now after 100k fing hits, the only other experience I have with cards that would run but not give up pairs, i used xsim and it ran thru 63,000 hits or so and stopped and wouldn't restart, so I dont know whats up with that at&t sim, but she wont put out.
Older cards did not have this A38 limit (especialy subscriber cards are free of this limitation).
The stop that occurs with the newer "scanning" programs at the 65.000 is just a protection to prevent the permanent damage of your original card, but ... like most things in life,... you can overide this protection (same like restarting the search) or just disable it. It's up to you where to set the limit.
The pioneer scanning programs like cardinal68 in the early days had no "limit stop" and it was more common to damage the original card. They even where not as sophisticated to make better conclusions about the collisionrules and thatfor they where using more attempts (if you were unlucky, you could see your original simcard saying "Bye bye" when you had six or seven pairs of the Ki.
You call it hobby, yes, that's it. As long as you are not planning to do illegal things with it, I agree.
It still remains illegal though, because (like in computer programs EULA) you have agreed with your network provider (contract) somehow not to "disassemble, reverse-engineer, clone, ... bla bla bla" your simcard.
One last note about hidding your CID you said, they can always trace you back either on the serial of your mobile-phone or the sim-card. Phonecalls, dialled numbers, duration of call with whom, SMS, location of your phone, etc etc.... are all stored and recorded by all networkproviders (for at least 12months)...
If you can't clear up your log (in our days nobody can), better don't even think of doing something "bad"
Read this wikipedia entry about google and realize where you live: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_and_privacy_issues
Regards
CH@IN
I was once told by a tmob rep here in the states and a bud of mine who runs a shop, and he said unlike other gsm carriers that they didn't record the imsi or track which imsi belonged to which bill, if they did they could ban your phone if it was stolen from the network no matter which sim somebody had in it, now they just kill your sims access to the net...but whatever, I think you missunderstood my intentions of hidind my cid....
once apon a time if you wanted somebody a friend, business, whoever, to call you you had to give them "permission " to call you, by giving out your #, now with cid, you find people that you never gave "permission" to calling you out of the blue, my point is to avoid this by calling out on one of the pp KIs, so that when mister abnoxious wants to call you in the middle of dinner he would only get the PP and not your "real"#...
when your call is started, what identifying info is sent to the net?
I do know that 611 has had my phone and my wifes phone switched, meaning they think that a moto a630 is on my line and they say my k700i is on her line, If they were keeping track of imsis they would notice this error it has been this way for years each time i buy a new set i try to fix it but it never seems to work.
but they can always just call up the numbers you called and say WHO called you at X:XX on XX/XX/XX.
Im not a crook, security aware, paranoid, and intrested in tech I am, some of the intrests I have may be "grey areas" but im not robbing old ladies, or skicking up 7-11's I came to this sim card stuff, as a branch of another "smartcard" hobby/exploration, but my intrest in phones started with a captain crunch whistle to get the trunk to do my bidding, then moibles came out and me and my radio shack pro-2006 had fun listening to drug deals and the like in the inner city, and now Im cloning sims, not to try to make FREE calls, but just to get a little more flexibility from my legit subbed lines...
bhang
when your call is started, what identifying info is sent to the net?
I do know that 611 has had my phone and my wifes phone switched, meaning they think that a moto a630 is on my line and they say my k700i is on her line, If they were keeping track of imsis they would notice this error it has been this way for years each time i buy a new set i try to fix it but it never seems to work.
If you go to THIS PAGE (NUMBERING PLAN) (http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=analysis&sub=imeinr) you can type the IMEI number of your phone (you can see the IMEI number on the back of your phone or by typing *#06#). You will realize, that the IMEI number contains more than just the serial number of your phone, it shows additional info like Brand, Model, country of origin etc.
Network providers can and DO trace every info available. For example you should NEVER insert a strangers (maybe found on the street) sim-card into your phone as the previous calls made on that one will be connected with your name. (People who s.t.e.a.l phones use to throw away on the street those simcards)
... and he said unlike other gsm carriers that they didn't record the imsi or track which imsi belonged to which bill...
My rule: Never believe what others say... form your own opinion instead... at least you won't regret afterwards.
Enjoy your new cloning hobby :)
Regards
CH@IN
If you go to THIS PAGE (NUMBERING PLAN) (http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=analysis&sub=imeinr) you can type the IMEI number of your phone (you can see the IMEI number on the back of your phone or by typing *#06#). You will realize, that the IMEI number contains more than just the serial number of your phone, it shows additional info like Brand, Model, country of origin etc.
Network providers can and DO trace every info available. For example you should NEVER insert a strangers (maybe found on the street) sim-card into your phone as the previous calls made on that one will be connected with your name. (People who s.t.e.a.l phones use to throw away on the street those simcards)
My rule: Never believe what others say... form your own opinion instead... at least you won't regret afterwards.
Enjoy your new cloning hobby :)
Regards
CH@IN
nice site thanks, thats not much info when searching out my id, my theory that tmob us doesnt track imsi is that my 2 subbed phones are listed as the wrong numbers.my # they say has my wifes phone on it and my phone in on my wifes #,.
once when my phone was stolen without the simlock installed I asked if my imsi ends up on the net will I that person be able to use my phone, and they replied we keep track of the imsis but that info isnt validated by the cell... and my buddy who has owned a tmob shop for 10 years, even with all that im not posotive but there see to be more evidence that supports my theory, im glad to be a part of this scene thanks... I could be wrong on this anhd would love to see some info if anybody has it, like some juicy internal outlines of how a call originates here in tmobile us...:p
bhang