There is an other video where he's doing pretty much the same talk but for a Blackhat.com event, you might prefer viewing this one. The title is "BONUS- BLACK HAT- Barnaby Jack - Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines Redux - Video"
@50 subs with No video It's been 9 months since I've seen this video, but I think I remember what he's doing. Basically, most of these machines are theoretically owned by some banks or stuff like that... But who is really paying for these machines, in the end? It is you, the client, isn't it? And if you paid for something, I guess you should have the right to own it, right? Right? :P
I came here from the *_Jack Rhysider_* RUclips channel, listening to his "The Cybergang That Stole $1 Billion From ATMs🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 35: Carbanak" video. R.I.P *_Barnaby Jack_*
água coca latão 🚰🥤🛢 água coca latão 🚰🥤🛢 mery mery 🍀🍀 pfffff 🌬🌬🌬mery 🌬🌬🌬 pa gringo é mais caro 🗣🗣🗣 tem reck check 👋🏿👋🏿🔪 jack chain 🤚🏿☝🏿👃🏿👃🏿👃🏿 que que é isso mateus?? 😡😡🤜🏿🤜🏿 que que é isso mateus?? 🤔🤔😤😤 o que que é isso?? 😖😖😡😡 não calmai- o que que é isso?? 🤚🏿🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️
I agree it would high time to rework the software on ATMs. But the market is so cut throat that none of the manufacturers can invest into a software or even architecture overhaul. 'Standardization' got rid of a Non-USB peripherals and by the early 1990s the hardware was USB and instead of a proprietary OS Windows NT, later XP and finally 7 were used. CE only entered the market on the east Asian Manufacturers. And as with everything you get what you pay for. When these players entered the market the already cut throat pricing was halved again. With the prices in freefall no manufacturer has spare cash to invest in security. And the banks specify security as a given and will not pay for better security. Why should they.
Acquire an old ATM (maybe acquire some manuals from the manufacturer), pull the firmware, reverse for the type of attack you're attempting (Network, firmware, hardware), then create additional functionality/exploitation, execute payload via your exploitz, then profit. Teach yourself, it's the traditional barrier to entry for hacking.
Is DEFCON part of Black Hat Conference ? Amazing talk. I hope he is still alive at this time so that he can continue to share the latest things about security and hacking.
Depends on what you want to hack. If you want to hack applications, learn about those systems and their underlying technologies. If you want to hack hardware, start with a cheap router and extract the firmware. Generally learn as much as you can. It's beneficial to specialise, you get more in-depth with it that way. Learn to code, learn C, learn assembly for a couple of relevant platforms. Learn about memory management, encryption and encoding techniques and algorithms. Getting into a community focused on your kind of targets and learning from people who have done it before is usually a good idea. Learn, learn, learn. A good way to learn about something is to make it yourself. Invent, hack, build, code, mess and play. Write stuff : a web client, protocols, desktop tools, etc Set up a VM to hack into if you want to do software stuff, there's some VMs set up for this. One character trait most hackers have is insatiable curiosity - You can never know enough! Use your eyes and ears (and nose) in honest, child-like enquiry. You'll eventually see patterns in how you can move across to other devices or software. You'll also need a healthy dose of perseverance. You will get things wrong so many times, but that's part of learning. Good luck :)
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It was really progressive of Defcon to hire a blind and deaf cameraman.
its almost like everyone there is drunk ;D
This comment should be on top.
For real. Wtf...
Great talk bad cameraman
There is an other video where he's doing pretty much the same talk but for a Blackhat.com event, you might prefer viewing this one.
The title is "BONUS- BLACK HAT- Barnaby Jack - Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines Redux - Video"
@50 subs with No video
It's been 9 months since I've seen this video, but I think I remember what he's doing. Basically, most of these machines are theoretically owned by some banks or stuff like that... But who is really paying for these machines, in the end? It is you, the client, isn't it? And if you paid for something, I guess you should have the right to own it, right?
Right? :P
Amazing talk. Just learned of his tragic passing. So sad. The community lost a real one years ago.
I think it's fake news just like John McAfee...Such people don't die, they just disappear...the system Hide him
I came here from the *_Jack Rhysider_* RUclips channel, listening to his "The Cybergang That Stole $1 Billion From ATMs🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 35: Carbanak" video.
R.I.P *_Barnaby Jack_*
RIP Barnaby
I wish more hacker conf presenters were this.. normal I guess is the word. Easy to get/understand
most of them are autistic
It helps that he was absolutely shitfaced. RIP Barnaby.
Barnaby Jack today I navigate as a hacker thanks to this talk that motivated me. A hug in eternity 🤓
Ohhh.... Listen real close and you can hear the ATM dispensing money....
Worst camera person
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água coca latão 🚰🥤🛢 água coca latão 🚰🥤🛢 mery mery 🍀🍀 pfffff 🌬🌬🌬mery 🌬🌬🌬 pa gringo é mais caro 🗣🗣🗣 tem reck check 👋🏿👋🏿🔪 jack chain 🤚🏿☝🏿👃🏿👃🏿👃🏿 que que é isso mateus?? 😡😡🤜🏿🤜🏿 que que é isso mateus?? 🤔🤔😤😤 o que que é isso?? 😖😖😡😡 não calmai- o que que é isso?? 🤚🏿🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️
RIP Jackpot Jack
at 28:50 you can see cameraman's inhuman reactions. Scary.
The ATM company just LET a guy get 2 ATMs and delivered them to a home address, then sent out 3 techs to fix them? Who let that happen?
The same people who think Windows NT and CE are secure.
It's a free country.
capitalism at its best!
keeps telling the cameraman to go show something else and he keeps not doing it ;-;
r.i.p barnaby jack
if that mic cost more than 10$ you were ripped off
so if i understood it correctly he is doing it remotely, not connected to the same network ya?
DEFCON SAFE MODE
did anyone ever catch that Pulp Fiction Reference at 2:54. Gold!
I agree it would high time to rework the software on ATMs.
But the market is so cut throat that none of the manufacturers can invest into a software or even architecture overhaul. 'Standardization' got rid of a
Non-USB peripherals and by the early 1990s the hardware was USB and instead of a proprietary OS Windows NT, later XP and finally 7 were used.
CE only entered the market on the east Asian Manufacturers. And as with everything you get what you pay for. When these players entered the market the already cut throat pricing was halved again. With the prices in freefall no manufacturer has spare cash to invest in security. And the banks specify security as a given and will not pay for better security. Why should they.
Does anyone know any courses I can take to become a master at Jackpotting, or a roadmap. Thanks in advance
Acquire an old ATM (maybe acquire some manuals from the manufacturer), pull the firmware, reverse for the type of attack you're attempting (Network, firmware, hardware), then create additional functionality/exploitation, execute payload via your exploitz, then profit.
Teach yourself, it's the traditional barrier to entry for hacking.
lol no one teaches that. you gotta do the leg work my man
Be quicker to get a truck and chain mate.
Our ATMs reboot waaaaaaaaay slower than that
Is DEFCON part of Black Hat Conference ?
Amazing talk. I hope he is still alive at this time so that he can continue to share the latest things about security and hacking.
@@ryjelsum thanks for sharing your insight. More business it's mean more business oriented ?
It's more grey hat. Black hat thinking for white hatter.
and you ..! Forever ... I love you ...
SOUND. why all the cameraman comments when the sound is so lousy?
wonder what bank man killed jack
Windows CE Ugh. Tells us all we need to know.
They killed this guy after this.
Just like John McAfee
he had a battle with addiction
RIP
how i find the ip of target ?
You have to git gud
Could anyone give me a direction on how to initiate true hacking skills?
Learn C
learn networking and the maths used in low level programming
@@awesomekuro It starts with DOS it ends with C-Band ahaha
Starts with looking into interests with open ears
Depends on what you want to hack. If you want to hack applications, learn about those systems and their underlying technologies. If you want to hack hardware, start with a cheap router and extract the firmware.
Generally learn as much as you can. It's beneficial to specialise, you get more in-depth with it that way.
Learn to code, learn C, learn assembly for a couple of relevant platforms.
Learn about memory management, encryption and encoding techniques and algorithms.
Getting into a community focused on your kind of targets and learning from people who have done it before is usually a good idea.
Learn, learn, learn.
A good way to learn about something is to make it yourself.
Invent, hack, build, code, mess and play. Write stuff : a web client, protocols, desktop tools, etc
Set up a VM to hack into if you want to do software stuff, there's some VMs set up for this.
One character trait most hackers have is insatiable curiosity - You can never know enough! Use your eyes and ears (and nose) in honest, child-like enquiry.
You'll eventually see patterns in how you can move across to other devices or software.
You'll also need a healthy dose of perseverance. You will get things wrong so many times, but that's part of learning.
Good luck :)
greattttt
F
His Death is Mysterious just like John McAfee's Death...If he was a Russian Citizen he would be alive...the system has hidden him😅😂#He is not dead.