Carders Park Piles of Cash at Joker’s Stash
Summary: Joker's Stash, a carding shop that opened in early October 2014, has become one of the busiest stolen-card markets online, often adding hundreds of thousands of freshly stolen cards each week and drawing dozens of customers who have spent five and six figures. The site claims all its cards are "exclusive, self-hacked dumps," pays out through Bitcoin, and runs a loyalty rating that subtracts refunds from deposits, with a 30 percent discount for customers who top up bitcoin balances to $10,000 or more.
Why it matters: KrebsOnSecurity tied Joker's Stash to accounts compromised in retail breaches it had disclosed over the prior two years, including Hilton Hotels and Bebe Stores, and identified hundreds of three-word partner domains mostly registered over the past year and nearly all abusing services from New Jersey-based Vultr Holdings.
Read the original at Krebs on Security ↗
- Topics
- Data Breaches
- Related
- TSMC employee data breach linked to cloud provider Cyber Risks · Nov 15, 2026Data Breach at La Poste Subsidiary Maileva Affects 22 Million People in France Cyber Risks · Nov 15, 2026City of Osaka warns of data breach impacting 1 million as Japan reels from dozens of cyber incidents Cyber Risks · Nov 13, 2026