Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Scramble Indicia Encoder ID forgery

@package Client
* @subpackage PrebuiltForms
* @author Indicia Team
* @license http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html GPL 3.0
* @link http://code.google.com/p/indicia/
*/
/**
* A page for editing or creating a user trust for verification.
*
* @package Client
* @subpackage PrebuiltForms
*/
class iform_user_trust_edit {
/**
* Return the form metadata.
* @return array The definition of the form.
*/
public static function get_user_trust_edit_definition() {
return array(
'title'=>'Create or edit a user trust',
'category' => 'Verification',
'description'=>'A form for creating or editing user trusts.'
);
}
/**
* Get the list of parameters for this form.
* @return array List of parameters that this form requires.
*/
public static function get_parameters() {
return array(
);
}
/**
* Return the generated form output.
* @param array $args List of parameter values passed through to the form depending on how the form has been configured.
* This array always contains a value for language.
* @param object $node The Drupal node object.
* @param array $response When this form is reloading after saving a submission, contains the response from the service call.
* Note this does not apply when redirecting (in this case the details of the saved object are in the $_GET data).
* @return Form HTML.
*/
public static function get_form($args, $node, $response=null) {
global $indicia_templates;
iform_load_helpers(array('map_helper','report_helper'));
// apply defaults
$args=array_merge(array(
), $args);
$reloadPath = self::getReloadPath();
data_entry_helper::$website_id=$args['website_id'];
$auth = data_entry_helper::get_read_write_auth($args['website_id'], $args['password']);
if (!empty($_GET['user_trust_id'])) {
self::loadExistingUserTrust($_GET['user_trust_id'], $auth, $args);
}
$r = "
\"
post\" id=\"entry_form\" action=\"$reloadPath\">\n"
;
$r .= $auth['write']. "\"hidden\" id=\"website_id\" name=\"website_id\" value=\"".$args['website_id']."\" />\n"; $r .= data_entry_helper::hidden_text(array('fieldname'=>'user_trust:id')); $r .= data_entry_helper::autocomplete(array( 'label'=>lang::get('Recorder to trust'), 'fieldname'=>'user_trust:user_id', 'table'=>'user', 'valueField'=>'id', 'captionField'=>'person_name', 'extraParams'=>$auth['read'] + array('view'=>'detail'), 'class'=>'control-width-4' )); $col1 = 'Define the combination of survey, taxon group and/or location that this recorder is trusted for below.
'
;
$col1 .= '
'
.lang::get('Trust settings').'
'; $col1 .= data_entry_helper::autocomplete(array( 'label'=>lang::get('Trust records in this survey'), 'fieldname'=>'user_trust:survey_id', 'table'=>'survey', 'valueField'=>'id', 'captionField'=>'title', 'blankText'=>'<'.lang::get('any').'>', 'extraParams'=>$auth['read'] + array('sharing' => 'verification'), 'class'=>'control-width-4' )); $col1 .= data_entry_helper::autocomplete(array( 'label'=>lang::get('Trust records in this taxon group'), 'fieldname'=>'user_trust:taxon_group_id', 'table'=>'taxon_group', 'valueField'=>'id', 'captionField'=>'title', 'blankText'=>'<'.lang::get('any').'>', 'extraParams'=>$auth['read'], 'class'=>'control-width-4' )); $col1 .= data_entry_helper::autocomplete(array( 'label'=>lang::get('Trust records in this location'), 'fieldname'=>'user_trust:location_id', 'table'=>'location', 'valueField'=>'id', 'captionField'=>'name', 'blankText'=>'<'.lang::get('any').'>', 'extraParams'=>$auth['read'] + array('location_type_id'=>variable_get('indicia_profile_location_type_id', '')), 'class'=>'control-width-4' )); $col2 = ''.lang::get('Review this recorder\'s experience in the tabs below').' '; $col2 .= '
'
;
$col2 .= data_entry_helper::tab_header(array( 'tabs' => array( '#tab-surveys'=>lang::get('Surveys'), '#tab-taxon-groups'=>lang::get('Taxon groups'), '#tab-locations'=>lang::get('Locations'), ) )); data_entry_helper::enable_tabs(array( 'divId'=>'summary-tabs' )); $col2 .= '
'
;
$col2 .= report_helper::report_grid(array( 'id'=>'surveys-summary', 'readAuth'=>$auth['read'], 'dataSource' => 'library/surveys/filterable_surveys_verification_breakdown', 'ajax'=>TRUE, 'autoloadAjax'=>FALSE, 'extraParams'=>array('my_records'=>1) )); $col2 .= ' '; $col2 .= '
'
;
$col2 .= report_helper::report_grid(array( 'id'=>'taxon-groups-summary', 'readAuth'=>$auth['read'], 'dataSource' => 'library/taxon_groups/filterable_taxon_groups_verification_breakdown', 'ajax'=>TRUE, 'autoloadAjax'=>FALSE, 'extraParams'=>array('my_records'=>1) )); $col2 .= ' '; $col2 .= '
'
;
$col2 .= report_helper::report_grid(array( 'id'=>'locations-summary', 'readAuth'=>$auth['read'], 'dataSource' => 'library/locations/filterable_locations_verification_breakdown', 'ajax'=>TRUE, 'autoloadAjax'=>FALSE, 'extraParams'=>array('my_records'=>1, 'location_type_id'=>variable_get('indicia_profile_location_type_id', '')) )); $col2 .= ' '; $col2 .= ' '; $r .= str_replace(array('{col-1}', '{col-2}'), array($col1, $col2), $indicia_templates['two-col-50']); $r .= ' '; $r .= ''. (empty(data_entry_helper::$entity_to_load['user_trust_id:id']) ? lang::get('Grant trust') : lang::get('Update trust settings')) ."\" />\n"; if (!empty($_GET['user_trust_id'])) { $r .= ''.lang::get('Revoke this trust')."\" />\n"; data_entry_helper::$javascript .= "$('#delete-button').click(function(e) { if (!confirm(\"Are you sure you want to revoke this trust?\")) { e.preventDefault(); return false; } });\n"; } $r .= ' '; data_entry_helper::enable_validation('entry_form'); return $r; } /** * Converts the posted form values for a group into a warehouse submission. * @param array $values Form values * @param array $args Form configuration arguments * @return array Submission data */ public static function get_submission($values, $args) { $struct=array( 'model' => 'user_trust' ); return submission_builder::build_submission($values, $struct); } /** * Retrieve the path to the current page, so the form can submit to itself. * @return string */ private static function getReloadPath () { $reload = data_entry_helper::get_reload_link_parts(); $reloadPath = $reload['path']; if(count($reload['params'])) { // decode params prior to encoding to prevent double encoding. foreach ($reload['params'] as $key => $param) { $reload['params'][$key] = urldecode($param); } $reloadPath .= '?'.http_build_query($reload['params']); } return $reloadPath; } /** * Fetch an existing user trust's information from the database when editing. * @param integer $id User trust ID * @param array $auth Authorisation tokens */ private static function loadExistingUserTrust($id, $auth) { $trust = data_entry_helper::get_population_data(array( 'table'=>'user_trust', 'extraParams'=>$auth['read']+array('view'=>'detail', 'id'=>$_GET['user_trust_id']), 'nocache'=>true )); data_entry_helper::$entity_to_load = array( 'user_trust:id' => $trust[0]['id'], 'user_trust:user_id' => $trust[0]['user_id'], 'user_trust:user_id:person_name' => $trust[0]['person'], 'user_trust:survey_id' => $trust[0]['survey_id'], 'user_trust:survey_id:title' => $trust[0]['survey'], 'user_trust:taxon_group_id' => $trust[0]['taxon_group_id'], 'user_trust:taxon_group_id:title' => $trust[0]['taxon_group'], 'user_trust:location_id' => $trust[0]['location_id'], 'user_trust:location_id:name' => $trust[0]['location'], ); } } example https://github.com/Indicia-Team/google-archive/blob/master/core/branches/version%200.9.1/client_helpers/prebuilt_forms/user_trust_edit.php

so...what's the software?


what about it (see the App...?)


Jesus Christ! Look what I just found it out!!! You can copy the ID paper, by taking a picture with a camera, and then...simple, printed...and no!!! VOID will show up!


let's start - Prevent unwanted copies of important documents and create convenient duplicates of other paperwork with carbon paper and security products. Sheets with integrated safety features disrupt copying attempt


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  • Paper size: 8 1/2"(W) x 11"(L)
  • Prevent unauthorized copies and safeguard confidential business, legal, healthcare and personal documents
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Tuesday, November 21, 2017

check it...can't find no "halo" printing ...but this could be..easier and effective...for basicly...the all counterfeit process...basicly

  • Monoprinting without a press!
  • Gel Printing Plates that look and feel like gelatin but are reusable
  • Easy to clean and care for - store at room temperature
  • Made of unique plastic that contains mineral - no latex or animal products
  • Use with acrylic paint for best results and easy clean-up


ok...here we go again...what about the dual image numbers ...This is known as ‘dual-image numbering’ (in Canada, it’s called ‘halo numbering’) because you can see the number on both sides of the check, and it makes alteration nearly impossible.” Dual-image numbers are control numbers that use ink containing two different components: black and red. The black component is printed on the front of the document and is surrounded by a red halo. The red component penetrates the paper fibers and is usually visible on the back of the check. As the red ink soaks into the paper, it becomes very hard to remove the number. This makes tampering with or changing the control number virtually impossible. Furthermore, color xerox copiers can’t reproduce the effect, they just pick up whatever color is on the surface of the paper! (And reprinting such a check is no small feat either: the image scanner again doesn’t look beyond the surface and you still need to print the control number and nothing else with ink that soaks into the paper...) In his white paper “Check Fraud and Identify Theft — Volume III” (2004) (page 7), Abagnale mentions that this red halo is sometimes applied to the entire codeline. Definitely a good idea, because that protects the check efficiently against alterations! For example, the scam called “the float” is rendered impossible because you need to alter the routing code on the codeline to pull it off!

"2. "Instead of a direct defense, has anyone looked at: A. figuring out where the printer gets the date/time stamps from and changing the input data, i.e. causing the time to be wrong, and B. techniques to alter the yellow dots. One way would be to run the same sheet through the printer twice, use multiple page orientations, run 1 sheet through two printers, or find a way to remove some yellow dots (the simple checksum is for error checking NOT error correction), or even add extra dots.""


ok, few topics: 1.Much currency has a special pattern [nicknamed the EURion Constellation"] appearing on it - this is detected by some image-processing software [Adobe, Paint Shop Pro] and if you try to open such documents you are referred nhttp://www.rulesforuse.org/


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