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You asked for “the link for Brian’s club carding site.” Available reporting shows BriansClub operated as a dark‑web carding marketplace accessible via Tor and through various mirror domains; one publi...
BriansClub is described across multiple reports as a dark‑web carding marketplace that sold stolen credit‑card data and in 2019 was itself breached, exposing roughly 26 million card records to researc...
There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that confirms an entity called “Alpha Cards” on the dark web is a legitimate vendor of credit cards; available sources instead describe a crowded...
BriansClub is consistently described in reporting as a dark‑web carding marketplace run by an anonymous operator who goes by “Brian,” and the site has long used the name, likeness and implied identity...
The available analyses converge on a clear finding: ; the ecosystem is criminal, fluid, and rife with deception . Multiple 2025 reports name active carding markets and describe semi‑professional suppl...
Active carding forums and automated “card shop” platforms very much still exist in 2025: a diverse ecosystem of traditional forum-style communities, automated vending carts (AVCs) and dedicated dumps/...
STYX Market is a relatively new but fast-growing dark‑web marketplace that specializes in financial fraud, offering escrow, vetted “trusted sellers,” cash‑out and money‑laundering services and accepti...
Law-enforcement attention to BriansClub intensified in 2019 after a massive breach that exposed roughly 26 million stolen credit-card records, triggering coordinated investigations, seizures of data a...
Dark‑web card shops often signal fraud through unusual seller behavior: newly created accounts, oversized “freebie” dumps used as marketing, and datasets that mix autogenerated or unrelated fields — a...
Law enforcement action against BriansClub has consisted of multi‑national investigations, reported coordinated takedowns and server seizures, and arrests of individuals tied to the marketplace — effor...
Carding — the automated testing and fraudulent use of stolen card data — poses legal, financial, operational and technical risks to anyone involved, from buyers and sellers on underground markets to b...
BriansClub continues to exist as a dispersed set of onion mirrors and clearnet mirror domains rather than a single, consistently reachable site; multiple sources list active onion addresses and reserv...
BriansClub has historically operated onion (Tor) services and numerous mirrored domains, and multiple open-source trackers, forums and link lists continue to publish .onion addresses attributed to it ...
BriansClub as an identifiable criminal “carding” service exists more as a fragmented ecosystem than a single, reliably reachable site: the historic briansclub.cm domain shows registrar flags and is ma...
Cybercriminal marketplaces like BriansClub do not themselves magically conjure stolen card data; they aggregate card dumps and CVV packages stolen from breached retailers and compromised point-of-sale...
The URL in question — briansclub.us/billing — is part of a marketplace long associated with the sale of stolen payment-card data; BriansClub and like sites offer “dumps,” CVVs and full identity packag...
Reporting establishes that a dark‑web marketplace called “BriansClub” trafficked in millions of stolen credit‑card records and that the site used the name and likeness of security journalist Brian Kre...
BriansClub — a prolific dark‑web marketplace for stolen payment cards — was itself breached in 2019, exposing roughly 26 million credit and debit records that were then shared with banks and investiga...