Most passports have a RFID chip as well as an optical band, no magstripes. But it’s the physical features of a passport that are difficult to clone. If you have a blank passport and the correct printing machines you can forge one. I don’t see why you would be cloning one.
No doubt, but the difference here is that there has to be a reason for the number/identity combination to be valid and not just random. If a random forged identity will do, then no need to buy a real number.
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See previous reply - often a random passport number won’t do, raises too many flags, too much risk to the criminal.
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Can you give me a link? How do people tell the difference between a random number and a real number? If there is some way to tell, then I guess that answers my question!
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