Stripe Snoop parses and analyzes data from magstripe cards, displays their contents, and then tries to identify the card using a database of known card types, refining its output by printing data inside specific fields. Release 1.4 adds support for reading magstripes from keyboard based magstripe readers (such as Cherry POS keyboards), from gameport based readers, or from stdin. The database has been expanded to identify more card types. Several sample bitstreams of different card types are included to experiement with.

Linux and Windows Builds are supported

Full Change Log:

- Added Force Parse (-F) which try to parse a bitstream as
long as it has at least a start character
- Limited Cherry Keyboard (and other readers that connect
through the keyboard) support added. Works best with cards
containing only 1 track.
- Added more Issuing Bank names for Visa
- Code simplification: Lookup tables, single line ifs with ?'s
- bitgen ignores ";" and "?"
- Track 1 and Track 2 Support with Cherry Keyboards, though only
Track 2 will be parsed.
- mod10 will generate Luhn compliant account numbers of any
length

Cards Added

American Express Credit Card
Barnes & Noble Gift Card
Generic ATM Cards
Georgia Institute of Technology Parking or Temporary Card

Stripe Snoop 1.4 Released