carder
- noun
- /ˈkɑrdər/
- Jargon
- Many carders operate online, making it hard to catch them.
- carder forums
Examples
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The company warned customers about the risk of carder attacks targeting their payment systems.
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The police arrested a carder for using stolen credit card information.
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Police arrested a well-known carder who had stolen thousands of credit card numbers online.
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Many carders operate in secret forums to trade stolen financial information.
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The police arrested a group of carders who were selling stolen credit card information on the dark web.
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Authorities are cracking down on carders who use stolen credit cards to make fraudulent purchases.
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In online forums, carders exchange tactics for stealing credit card information from unsuspecting victims.
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Morphology
carder = card (semi-transparent) = card + er
The agentive suffix '-er' is clear, but the fraud-specific sense is specialized slang and not fully predictable from the base verb alone.
Etymology
Carder is modern slang built from card ('credit card') plus the ending -er, meaning a person. So a carder is someone who steals, uses, or sells credit card details.