Chip & Pin Key Pad Tamper Detection Systems

[@robertafranklin6821]

There is a way to get away with the tracks and connectors: I assume each connectors are interconnected thru this tracks, the easy way is to check them with a voltmeter to see what correspond where, and resistance as I assume there is a calculated resistance that each circuit is set to as a second fail safe measure. Then replace with the right resistors following measurments..job done..

[@TransitAndTeslas]

In the US, our chip readers are either Vx520, Vx820, Mx915, Mx925 or one of the Ingenico variants. I’ve accidentally dropped an Ingenico ict250 and it just says Alert Irruption which probably means it activated the tamper switches. Chip & PIN and Chip and signature cards just simply no longer were able to be read at all.

[@stevemarshall-rees1463]

Thank you I helped design them

[@MrEUCT]

tamper errors creep up even when they haven't been tampered with. if the internal battery dies for example. if locations keep spares, I bet it would be best to keep them powered on at all times to keep a charge for the internal battery. I have looked online for tamper hacks but they all don't seem to work to clear the error.....at least...not for me

[@IcyUuUu]

So this has to be a security at all costs type of operation? Why not just install a detonation device? 🙄

[@JamesWoolley1]

Cool video! You said that you expected the battery powers the device and does some kind of polling to check that none of the tamper points have been broken. Maybe a method of opening it up without triggering the tamper points is to isolate the battery first. You would then be free to open it as you did in the video. I have no idea how you would do that though :P Could you somehow completely drain the battery first? Find a track that is easy to access that connects to the battery and discharge it using a resistor?

[@ArthurGuy]

I would expect that the system would lock down if the power is lost so draining it isn't an option. The battery would also be contained within the secure area so its unlikely you could get to it. I imagine software attack would be the best option or an interface between the card and reader or replacing the reader with a customised/compromised version.

[@WillPhoneman]

Arthur Guy It's probably volatile memory, so if power is lost, the encryption keys are lost too. the magnetic stripe ones in the US are like that too.

[@Spiritualquantic]

where i can find studies about this system? its possible broke?

[@tr1pl0xxxxx64]

How we use the Bluetooth device to transfer the reading of bank card chip and the data is sent to an email for example? thank you

[@slayerblack0074]

friend I have the software for terminals ictm, iwl2, lwl28c, iwl280 but I do not know how to prepare the terminal when it has a sad face like the incerto you could help me de ingenico

[@luizmonad777]

Hi, do you know the name of the ethernet chip used on VX510? The V570 used AX88772

[@PiotrKula1]

any way to remove the tamper message? :)

[@franklopez4623]

tengo un 510 y mediese errp del pin como ago para q tarselo

[@alejandrovillavicencio7433]

tengo bloqueado un vx510 como hago quien me ayuda

[@karlaponce3768]

Tengo mi p uy nro amp70000 bloqueado