Inspired by Every UUID, I thought: this would work for other datasets. And what would make the PCI auditors lose their minds more than just publishing every credit card number? Voilà! Every Credit Card! And no wimping…
Inspired by Every UUID, I thought: this would work for other datasets.
And what would make the PCI auditors lose their minds more than just publishing every credit card number?
Voilà! Every Credit Card! And no wimping out with masks or hidden PII either...
4 comments
PaulHoule8 days ago
These are fake, no?
Fileformat8 days ago
It is a joke! The data is randomly generated. Any similarity to reality is coincidental.
That said, the numbers are just numbers, and every possible one is in the list, so there is definitely overlap with real cards.
desdenova8 days ago
Was it supposed to be scrollable?
Because it doesn't scroll.
Also missing a slop warning.
Fileformat8 days ago
It isn't especially mobile-friendly, but the (fake) scrollbar works for me on Android.
Slop warning: it is 100% generated. It is a joke after all...
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