No, you really don't need the printed CVV for that. And several cards have actually had the CVV on the chip.
Also, in many cases the chips actually contain enough information to replicate the magnetic stripe. (Which is well, bad.)
Also, in many cases the chips actually contain enough information to replicate the magnetic stripe. (Which is well, bad.)
[1] http://www.emvlab.org/emvtags/show/t57/ [2] http://www.emvlab.org/emvtags/show/t5a/
Edit: Even having the track 2 data won't do you any good in reproducing an EMV card. The only way reproducing a mag stripe EMV card is useful, is if it is used at a non-EMV terminal and mag stripe is the only option.
I believe Europe has complete banished mag stripe now.
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