OTP Bot

[Polymer]

what is everyone thoughts on it

 

[emmadrille]

Yes OTP Bots are real. Mostly operates out on Telegram.

The last one I know of that works well was owned by one of the Administrators of Big Fat Chat group on Telegram. Those who've been in fraud long enough would know the group. But since it was closed, I haven't really come across any since. But yes, Bots are real.

However, as much as they are real, there are still fake ones out there. Since Bots don't operate for free, you have to pay for whatever service you need it for. That's where you gotta do your due diligence, check the Bot's credibility and ask around if anyone has used it and how well it works.. before sending coins to its owners so you don't get ripped.

Some Bots were created for bank OTPs only. Some were created for Credit Report Lookup. Some were created for SSN/DOB/MMN Lookup only. So know which bot is really created for the purpose you need it for before parting with your coins.

If you need to lookup a person's Credit Report and you send coins to a Bot that only does OTP, your funds is just gone. Again, due diligence.

Good luck and .

 

[Kevin2gv]

A typical OTP bot attack works like this:

• An attacker first obtains a victim’s username and password (often through phishing or a data breach).
• They attempt to log in, which triggers an OTP challenge.
• The bot immediately calls or texts the victim while impersonating a bank, company, or support team.
• If the victim reveals the OTP, the attacker uses it before it expires to complete the login.

The important point is that the bot doesn’t generate or crack OTPs—it relies on social engineering to trick people into giving them away.

 

[emmadrille]

A typical OTP bot attack works like this:

• An attacker first obtains a victim’s username and password (often through phishing or a data breach).
• They attempt to log in, which triggers an OTP challenge.
• The bot immediately calls or texts the victim while impersonating a bank, company, or support team.
• If the victim reveals the OTP, the attacker uses it before it expires to complete the login.

The important point is that the bot doesn’t generate or crack OTPs—it relies on social engineering to trick people into giving them away.

So you think anyone in their right senses will reveal an otp for a transaction or action that they didn't perform.

The first instinct of a right thinking human is to suspect foul play. Cos they literally aren't on their bank or using the app or performing any action in their account and all of a sudden, they receive an impersonating text or email or call with otp and they'll just reveal that? Just like that? Y'all crack me up so much in this forum.

 

[Kevin2gv]

Wanted to send a vid but it's glitchin when I try to attach it... sent this screenshot so you can figure that out. Mig's tellin' you to slide in DMs, but learnin' stuff will help you level up your card game.

 

[Labrador01]

So you think anyone in their right senses will reveal an otp for a transaction or action that they didn't perform.

The first instinct of a right thinking human is to suspect foul play. Cos they literally aren't on their bank or using the app or performing any action in their account and all of a sudden, they receive an impersonating text or email or call with otp and they'll just reveal that? Just like that? Y'all crack me up so much in this forum.

Hey Emma although ur correct, there are stil some dummies that actually send the OTP, very small success rate though, i have build my own bank otp bot, and i packed it in because the success rate was so low, out of 100 calls about 2 would send the ''security'' pin, the other 98 would ignore it

 

[emmadrille]

Hey Emma although ur correct, there are stil some dummies that actually send the OTP, very small success rate though, i have build my own bank otp bot, and i packed it in because the success rate was so low, out of 100 calls about 2 would send the ''security'' pin, the other 98 would ignore it

Well said bro..it's a thing to note that banks now are getting rigid with their security system hence why it's harder now penetrating accounts using otp bots.

It wasn't like this few years back, a good standard bot has atleast 90% success rate. That probability has dropped drastically now cos banks are taking their security serious.

 

[Labrador01]

Well said bro..it's a thing to note that banks now are getting rigid with their security system hence why it's harder now penetrating accounts using otp bots.

It wasn't like this few years back, a good standard bot has atleast 90% success rate. That probability has dropped drastically now cos banks are taking their security serious.

exactly, i think rather than using a bot, SE'ing would probably work out with a better success rate, also getting a reliable sip trunk provider that actually spoofs the correct caller ID can drastically increase success rates. But as it stands just like you said a few years ago it was rampant and easily done, im from the UK and the OFCOM regulator has made some major changes and has enforced all UK carriers to block or use a no caller id if the incoming caller ID even resembles a financial institution, this cam into effect last year and has made it near impossible to be able to spoof uk caller ID's.

 

[emmadrille]

Oro

exactly, i think rather than using a bot, SE'ing would probably work out with a better success rate, also getting a reliable sip trunk provider that actually spoofs the correct caller ID can drastically increase success rates. But as it stands just like you said a few years ago it was rampant and easily done, im from the UK and the OFCOM regulator has made some major changes and has enforced all UK carriers to block or use a no caller id if the incoming caller ID even resembles a financial institution, this cam into effect last year and has made it near impossible to be able to spoof uk caller ID's.

Originally, UK is not the kind of country you wanna trifle with when it comes to fraud. Little wonder there are very limited fraud plays in the UK.

Aside the fact that it's almost impossible spoofing stuffs in the UK, laundering funds in that region or any fraud of any sort is never a walk in the park. Even for experienced folks, it's not easy.

The game isn't what it used to be. But we still gotta appreciate the fact that we still get to eat good amidst it all.

 

[anxcards]

Any solution to otp? It’s still needed

 

[Labrador01]

Oro

Originally, UK is not the kind of country you wanna trifle with when it comes to fraud. Little wonder there are very limited fraud plays in the UK.

Aside the fact that it's almost impossible spoofing stuffs in the UK, laundering funds in that region or any fraud of any sort is never a walk in the park. Even for experienced folks, it's not easy.

The game isn't what it used to be. But we still gotta appreciate the fact that we still get to eat good amidst it all.

exactly, these Americans dont know how good they got it! For us in the UK is near impossible and extremely difficult, thats why ive exported my work to usa, using americans and teaching them how to do things and getting 50%, only way forwards, in uk im carding transactions of £20 maybe 3 times from a cc, so total £60, but usa one transaction is hitting 1/200$! massive difference, and the fact that usa is real non-vbv, and the uk is auto vbv doesnt help that shift towards america aswell. And no offence to the american audience but they aint as clued up as the UK public, much easier to se americans than uk

 

[Labrador01]

Any solution to otp? It’s still needed

Theres no 100% guaranteed solution, scroll up theres some valuable information on thus thread