#235

In video #223 I promised you we would hack and clone these cards. This is what we will do today. And we will not break any laws. If you just do what I show you.
Grüezi KZbinrs. Here is the guy with the Swiss accent. With a new episode and fresh ideas around sensors and microcontrollers.
RFID Tags are widely used for access control and many other applications. Today we will focus on access systems because many of them still are very primitive and I show you how we can clone cards in seconds using a cheap copier or an Arduino and a small board for a few dollars.
If you did not watch the introductory video, it might be a good idea to do that first.
In this video we will use
an access control system consisting of
a simple RFID reader for LF and HF cards
the RFID board sent to me by Vedran in one of my last videos
several RFID chips
an RFID copier
an Arduino Uno
And a Proxmark3 Hacker RFID and NFC device
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RC522: s.click.aliexpr...
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[@xyloidify]

Andreas Spiess, thank you so much for your videos. I am a system engineer at work and a micro controller hobbies at night. Your videos are very helpful. You are a very good teacher! Kudos to you from Canada! Steven Manzer

[@AndreasSpiess]

Thank you for your nice words! And have fun with your hobby. There are many viewers like you.

[@OlivierFaber]

Interesting video Andreas. I work for a distributor in electronic security, and I have never heard your theory about normal readers writing zeros to sector 0, however I like the idea. Normally if a more secure system is required, they don't use the UID but use the sector memory (Mifare classic) or application memory (Mifare Desfire). The NTAG's you showed in the video I have never seen used in security, but they will work on a reader that reads only the UID.

[@AndreasSpiess]

You are right. I mentioned that there are better cards available, and maybe they are also used in the "western" world and in the last years. However, the Chinese do not produce these simple "Wiegand UID" readers if nobody buys them... And I hope I was able to make sure my viewers do not use them for critical tasks.

[@OlivierFaber]

You are absolutely right. Many new systems sold today use Mifare UID or 125khz variants. But, as usual, price is the most important factor. We have even seen systems installed where the client was sold a "secure" Mifare Desfire system but the didnt program the cards, just use the UID of the Desfire card.. But

[@SuperKoeke]

Always looking forward to see some new stuff coming from you. Keep up the good work!

[@AndreasSpiess]

Next will be the UHF tags...

[@GRBtutorials]

An option to counterattack the counterattack would be changing sector 0 write key so that only you can change the UID. You should try that in another video.

[@AndreasSpiess]

This is a good idea!

[@opless]

@@AndreasSpiess There are also cards (on ebay) that are resistant (one time programmable, and alternate write commands)

[@opless]

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UID-CHANGEABLE-GEN2-CHINESE-MAGIC-CARD-BLOCK0-1K-S50-IC-RFID-PROXMARK3-ACR122U/172911985741?_trksid=p2485497.m4902.l9144

[@RichardT2112]

Hi Andreas, I really enjoyed this video ... felt like you were returning to your “roots” and what brought me to your channel at around 90 subs! I’ve been here almost as long as you it seems! ;)

[@AndreasSpiess]

Thank you for your continued support! I try to do different things in different episodes...

[@GabrielTobing]

4:06 HAHAHAHHA!!!!!! I LOVE THIS!!!!!!! You can just so many codes and just hold it there on the scanner as the proxsmart just enters one after the other XD Man this is awesome!

[@digiduck8191]

Studied Mifare classic for my dissertation. Use the proxmark3 to capture the communication between the card and lock should indicate what trickery is going on on the first scan. I suspect you’re on the money with rewriting sector 0. Some readers just check if it responds to a magic packet read command and flag the card on the backend. This seems a little more aggressive however.

[@AndreasSpiess]

Thank you for your input. I will not investigate further because it seems to be quite obvious that you are right.

[@mayankhacker9506]

Very nice explane you about RFID

[@AndreasSpiess]

Thank you!

[@GabrielTobing]

Hacking and Cloning is the poor man's way of gaining access to your uni lecture after you lost your card XD

[@opless]

Thanks for the video Andreas, you're spot on the money when it comes to the door system 'fighting back' if the defcon rfid videos are to be believed. Doing a full dump of the card and then loading the .eml into the simulator ought to work. (The command history is on another machine, else I would paste it here - let me know if you need more help!) This video reignited my interest in smart cards again - thank you!

[@AndreasSpiess]

Thank you. Maybe I will come back. For the moment I did enough RFID :-)

[@opless]

Andreas Spiess so many things to do, eh? 🙂

[@PhG1961]

I've been looking at several options. Buying off the shelf is the easiest way, comfortable for waranty and support. The DIY approach is much better, but if I count everthing together, sometimes even more expensive. Tough decisions....

[@AndreasSpiess]

It depends also on the "fun factor" and the time you want to spend. At least, that are my points for decisions.

[@deangreenhough3479]

Happy Sunday Morning again 😀🤗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@AndreasSpiess]

Have a nice Sunday, too!

[@GabrielTobing]

Your university: Cards cost $30 each kid. Me: I only need it to gain access to buildings and printers, then just slap a photo of me on it XD

[@seol1500]

What a fantastic video. So for the latter issue, all we need is a switch on the card that makes the card not writable to the sector 0, and it would work at least for that particular security measures.

[@AndreasSpiess]

Maybe.

[@seol1500]

@@AndreasSpiess lab401.com/blogs/academy/know-your-magic-cards OTW card is what we need. I bought proxmark 3 as well. It is jolly good fun. Thanks for the awesome introduction!

[@b0bjedump]

Kitty will be wearing a tinfoil hat if you keep scanning her :)

[@AndreasSpiess]

:-)

[@possibleplus2859]

I like this Baba Engineer!

[@AndreasSpiess]

:-)

[@moamoa3303]

Once again bravo,you did a very good video ,with only the important stuff we need to know and with no mich mach,that's why i support your channel, so we can profit for a very long time of your knowledge expertise and experience and of course tishka...schuss ....

[@AndreasSpiess]

Thank you! It is always my goal to save you time!

[@PhG1961]

Great video as usual. This will come usefull to install access control to my workshop ! Thnxs for sharing.

[@AndreasSpiess]

I hope you will be able to design a "secure" shed lock!

[@Marius78]

So i have an acces card to open a door At my gym. I wonder if its possible to "clone" the acces card on my phone so i can hold my phone next to the Reader an it will open the door? ( the Acces card uses mifare classic)

[@AndreasSpiess]

I do not know. Each card is different. You have to try if it is protected or not.

[@HarrySpencerMusic]

I am not sure how magic cards work, but with the newer CUID cards, block 0 can only be written to once. So if the reader tries to overwrite the CUID card with all 0's, it will fail to do so since block 0 becomes ROM once it is written to for the first time, just like the real cards

[@AndreasSpiess]

You are right. And most of the currently used cards are anyway encrypted.

[@HarrySpencerMusic]

@@AndreasSpiess Yeah, there are some rather sophisticated standards now. Of course, many people still use MIFARE Classic 1k and 4k which are easy to clone. Although one I tried to do recently had non standard keys for sectors 7 through 11... Those keys can be cracked though by exploiting one of the already read blocks performing a Nested Attack on the card, just takes a little more time than normal

[@AlexNLee]

Thank you very much for such a detailed description! (Vielen Dank für Ihre ausführlichen und hilfreichen Informationen!)

[@AndreasSpiess]

Bitte, gern geschehen. Das sollte immer so sein auf diesem Kanal

[@LeifNelandDk]

I have a Sureflap cat door and Surefeed cat feeder. It can read the ID-chip in the cat and it can also read the blue tags you started the video with. My (aftermarket) Immobilizer in my car can read the blue tags. So probably I can learn the Immobilizer to read the ID-chip in the cat ;-)

[@AndreasSpiess]

I hear about these Surefeed products. But they do not give information about the standards they support. So I have to dig a little more into the topic... I hope you know your cat and do not need a reader to find out which is yours ;-)

[@LeifNelandDk]

@@AndreasSpiess, they support the standard pet id chips. One manufacturer say: "Pet-ID Microchips produce 134.2 kHz FDX-B microchips to ISO Standard 11784/11785 and to our manufacture’s code 958."

[@tadiamonds4061]

@@LeifNelandDk this cat understand and a dog got eat when food ready b

[@nomadic_rider42]

Another great video. Happy Sunday :)

[@AndreasSpiess]

Thank you!

[@viniciusnoyoutube]

Very nice video! I can't wait for the second part.

[@AndreasSpiess]

Hopefully next week...

[@michealmuga1658]

Thanks you so much this worked for me well and the sad cloned itself under 30 minutes

[@electronic7979]

Excellent project 👍

[@AndreasSpiess]

Thank you!

[@sorin.n]

Not to be confused with magic mushrooms! 😀😄 Those do not support the hf mf csetuid command 😎

[@AndreasSpiess]

:-))

[@mesiroy1234]

Most of of the rfid tag (and locks) are 125 kh right?

[@holzwurm_hd7029]

I have an rfid chip implemented. Looking forward to saving my credit card and my work key on it.

[@AndreasSpiess]

This will not be possible as credit cards cannot be copied easily.

[@holzwurm_hd7029]

@@AndreasSpiess Such a shame...

[@ginopillo7366]

Excellent review and I am the owner of four electric locks with three RFID TAG at 13.56 MHz, I would like to use the same RFID tags to turn on and off the electricity through an RFID card reader (used in hotel rooms) always at 13.56 MHz? In your opinion, can the RFID tags be read by both devices?

[@AndreasSpiess]

The number of the RFID chips are not encrypted and can be read by all readers which support the respective standard. However, there is no security (as I showed in this video).

[@y2ksw1]

Interesting. As a hardware guy, I am quite interested into making a hacking tool myself 😄

[@AndreasSpiess]

Maybe you find some help online. The Proxmark diagram is public domain AFAIK. This would be a good start.

[@flighttherapybullisticfpv133]

Subbed and liked the video. First time here and loving the content! thanks!

[@AndreasSpiess]

Welcome aboard the channel!

[@pupukaka2781]

Great video. The thing is that the UID is not supossed to be used for authentification.All of the cards you tried are supossed to be used with a key in one of the sectors protected by a password so nobody can copy it. Sadly a lot of places still use the UID to verify a card.

[@AndreasSpiess]

I agree with you concerning UID

[@thanhcong5466]

Chúc Kênh ngày càng thành đạt nhé

[@AndreasSpiess]

Cảm ơn!

[@northshorepx]

Ahh another old school Andreas video!

[@AndreasSpiess]

I hope, old school does not translate into „boring“ ;-)

[@northshorepx]

@@AndreasSpiess No the just the opposite. A hacking video. Where you teach us "how to " - I apologise if my comment seemed 'off''. :-)

[@skewedmaker]

Very informative video. Thanks for the info on scanning your cat, that will save my puppy from my chasing her with the RFID reader. 😁🐩

[@AndreasSpiess]

She is not done. I ordered a better board ;-)

[@JurjendeJonge]

Did you ever get the proxmark to work in emulation mode? I'm not able to replay an card that I use to open the wastebin

[@CALJR25]

Question: I know this is an old video but im a nerd and i love stuff like this. If you read a card with the blue gun shaped read&writer and click write on the scanner would it unlock or not work?

[@AndreasSpiess]

It all depends on the card (if it is encrypted or not)

[@CALJR25]

@@AndreasSpiess Thank you, thats pretty cool

[@paulmooij]

VIELEN DANK for video and your work in field

[@Tarbard]

I wanted to see you trying to scan the cat :-D

[@AndreasSpiess]

I only have two hands ;-)

[@craigbarber5857]

Lol

[@CeeKayz0rz]

Is there no way to lock the Mifare's sector 0, in case of these newer readers?

[@AndreasSpiess]

I do not know :-(

[@send415]

How do i program the reader? i have come chinese hotel door lock they dont provide front gate access control im thinking to put rfid reader there but how do i copy the rfid info from the Chinese system to the rfid reader?

[@AndreasSpiess]

Maybe you watch my other RFID videos?

[@tulius01]

Im intrenet wird für das auslesen eine Tierchips folgnede Antenne vorgeschlagen ein Induktor mit 47 mikroHenry und ein ein Ohm Widerstand in Serie. Das erscheint mir eine so billige Lösung, das man sie einfachmal ausporbieren sollte. Sollte es damit funktionieren wäre es einfach klasse und erspart einem eine Menge Wicklerei.

[@AndreasSpiess]

Da mein Proxmark 134 kHz auslesen kann liegt es vermutlich nicht an der antenne, sondern eher am Code... Ich habe auch nicht viel darüber gefunden.

[@shlomiohayon9549]

Love your videos, keep it up please :) Thank you!

[@AndreasSpiess]

You are welcome!

[@CrazyA9999]

If the access control bits on a mifare are written to something invalid, the sector becomes unreadable. Maybe that happened? I just got started with this stuff as well in the past two weeks and am still waiting for my Arduino board. Thank you for making this video, with your usual attention to detail. Great stuff!

[@AndreasSpiess]

I think so.

[@danielacamilamiranda3545]

hello it's great what you do !! but I have a query for you. with the proxmark we can obtain information directly from the access panel

[@AndreasSpiess]

I do not understand :-(

[@jasonc4486]

I do not want to clone but customize how do I do it thanks

[@avejst]

Nice review thanks for sharing 👍😀

[@AndreasSpiess]

You are welcome!

[@dj9choco]

You can use an android phone with nfc and the app nfc tools. With this I successfully emulate a mifare card and also re-write, and make backups of the card

[@AndreasSpiess]

You are right.

[@dgwdgw]

Reading is available to just about any Android with NFC, but emulation requires root, right? I had a fair bit of fun on a recent trip reading the various hotel keys we got and comparing them, but didn't have any magic cards and couldn't get any kind of emulation to work on my unrooted phone.

[@ShALLaX]

You're right with your theory, but then another generation of "magic" cards came out that let you set the data in block 0 (the UID, ATQA and SAK) only once. After this, they refuse to respond to the "magic Chinese backdoor" commands, so appear indistinguishable from legit MIFARE classics.

[@AndreasSpiess]

You are right. I have a few of those now.

[@nullptr.]

You could also simply use an emulator

[@GabrielTobing]

8:28 OH MY GOSH THAT'S MY WHOLE COLLEGE SUPPORT EVERY FORTNIGHT!!!

[@Igor.stf87]

What about security RFID checkpoints? Is there any way to copy them on other RFID tag??

[@AndreasSpiess]

Only the old RFIDs can be copied. the newer are safe

[@Igor.stf87]

@@AndreasSpiess Thanks a lot.

[@AdamWelchUK]

I’ve been playing with rfid myself this week. May have to look into the proxmark 3. Thanks.

[@AndreasSpiess]

So I hope you still discovered something new in the video...

[@whatdamath]

Proxmark3 is very advanced for someone just starting, I'd start with something easier to learn and cheaper like MRF 522 card that connects to Arduino/Raspberry or a PN522 which has slightly more power and similar capabilities to Proxmark 3 in most respects

[@PSG231092]

Hi Andreas! For the MIFARE try cloning the entire card, sector 0 and every other sector. Maybe it’s not detecting the same information, i think this problem relays in your reader/lock system. I tried with not changeable cards copying all the data but block 0 and the reader gives me access authorization but doesn’t open the gate, for that i need to experiment with changeable cards, in order to solve it. I just have to buy them and wait 3 months for shipment. 😪

[@AndreasSpiess]

As I said, the sector 0 was completely wiped out after one read. That is why I assumed some "activities" of the reader. I am interested in your findings...

[@opless]

Cloning the entire card *works* at least on my limited testing, you can also load the data (the .eml file) into the simulator and use that.

[@AThreeDogNight]

Thanks for sharing Andreas, now I know that they are easily hack-able now with the right device.

[@AndreasSpiess]

You are welcome!

[@NivagSwerdna]

The system for sport timing is interesting... it reads and writes the RFID chips... I think they are 125kHz

[@AndreasSpiess]

I am not sure. From what I know they use UHF RFID tags because they have a bigger range.

[@NivagSwerdna]

@@AndreasSpiess I seem to remember a PCF7936AS or similar. There are many iterations of the technology though and the technique varies.

[@michealmuga1658]

Thanks really heiped with new ssd especially since they have dropped in prices!

[@AndreasSpiess]

Happy to help!

[@disndat995]

Say if I wanted to clone my own debit card (in case I lose it while I am travelling overseas) do I just follow these steps?

[@AndreasSpiess]

No. They are encrypted.

[@thevoice4758]

Hello, I want to read the RFID card data on a INDALE 125khz RFID card. What reader card can I use to connect this to my arduino ?

[@AndreasSpiess]

Maybe you watch my #223 video?

[@ianspy1]

Could you copy a uid to a magic card and than lock the card so it's write protected

[@josephupstone5509]

Any idea on best way to clone a card that has 7 bytes of data? Unable to find any Aurduino code that can do such a thing, can find some for 4 bytes just not 7. Please help...

[@AndreasSpiess]

I do not know. Most current cards are encrypted anyway...

[@veritas3545]

Hi Andreas, at sec 25 of this video you show a card from skidata. This is exactly the same I have to access the garage. I would like to duplicate it, how can I do this? What kind ok card it is?

[@AndreasSpiess]

Skidata is Swiss. So their cards are protected ;-)

[@veritas3545]

@@AndreasSpiess hi Andrea, thank you for your fast reply. I perfectly understood... I'm Swiss too (biel). Tschüss

[@The45thClown]

I managed to kill my RC522 somehow. But the library is really good, you can bump the baud rate up to get a faster read on the card.

[@AndreasSpiess]

Fortunately, it is not a very expensive module :-)

[@Sabhail_ar_Alba]

Have you tried to clone the original onto the 'magic' card using the MFRC522 library cloning sketch on the RC522 reader ?

[@AndreasSpiess]

I think I showed it in the video.

[@alaskawoodman]

Please thank your cat for her appearance. Maybe a kitty treat will soften her dislike of the RFID treatment and she will grace us again with an occasional appearance.

[@AndreasSpiess]

We will see. Maybe she is even more forgetful than me ;-)

[@alaskawoodman]

@@AndreasSpiess Cats NEVER forget

[@glenngoodale1709]

Wonderful video, my friend. Thank you for sharing

[@AndreasSpiess]

You are welcome!

[@samrau-chaplin303]

Is it possible to clone a fob that says ICT POS 175? Using the MFRC522 I was having difficulty.

[@AndreasSpiess]

I do not know. I even did not find anything about this number

[@renemahound2706]

Andreas, Are you using the stock (@willok) firmware on the PM3 Easy? Or did you update the firmware/bootrom?

[@AndreasSpiess]

I used the iceman fork

[@natangoncalves7603]

I'm starting to study proxmark3, I wonder if you can give me an idea of ​​where to start my studies, I'm kind of lost in this amazing world of RFID

[@AndreasSpiess]

I did some videos about the different RFID technologies. And I am sure you find many others. Proxmark is not a simple tool, though,

[@natangoncalves7603]

@@AndreasSpiess I know, and I really liked this technology, I wanted to learn in depth

[@DFCE82]

I bought a Rfid cloner advice but in my case the chip can't be read. Any tips how I can fix that?

[@AndreasSpiess]

Most of today's RFID cards are encrypted :-(

[@DFCE82]

@@AndreasSpiess whaaaat??? Thanks for the reply!

[@siddharthvalentine4933]

What was picc failed?

[@AndreasSpiess]

??

[@siddharthvalentine4933]

@@AndreasSpiess it reads only 2 blocks then it says picc failed is it due to power supply?

[@AndreasSpiess]

@@siddharthvalentine4933 I do no more remember 😞

[@siddharthvalentine4933]

@@AndreasSpiess ok thanks for forward reply

[@DJ.Kvn_]

Hey all, I'm looking to understand RFID and how can a machine know what card it's scanned (to add more time to use it) and how can a card be disabled after using it once? Even with other machines.. Basically the card activate the machine to be used longer. However once scanned it doesn't work. Nor on other machines. Are these cards coming pre programmed or even empty and the machine writes 0's? Is it possible to copy that ID and just use it with your phone or a mini computer? Does the machine read & writes so it tells the card it's not valid anymore? All the help is appreciated

[@muhammadameer5782]

Sir which card should I use then for a serious attendance project for a company.. a link to the card pls and can I print ID card on it?

[@AndreasSpiess]

You have to use the newer, encrypted cards which are not covered in this video.

[@zainkhokhar7092]

We work on cij printers they use rfid tags on their consumeable bottles how i can bypass the system ....

[@AndreasSpiess]

I have no idea :-(

[@zainkhokhar7092]

@@AndreasSpiess can we bypass or brake security of any passive rfid

[@LaCourierInCrysis]

Holy crap , my landlord wants $70 for another, does that sound right? I just ordered one it comes with more rdif for cheap. Will let you know if it works for me

[@AndreasSpiess]

It will only work if your landlord uses non-encrypted cards.

[@LaCourierInCrysis]

it may be , I tried at a booth, but it couldn't be copied

[@aponicke]

What do you think about MIFARE DESFire EV2? Can Desfire be cloned so easy like HID?

[@skyways3643]

Is this how you new clone credite cards?

[@AndreasSpiess]

No

[@skyways3643]

@@AndreasSpiess why?

[@tadiamonds4061]

@@skyways3643 yes

[@WacKEDmaN]

i prefer the magic mushrooms over the magic cards! :P ...Thanks Andreas :)

[@AndreasSpiess]

Never tried. Thanks for the tip ;-)

[@WacKEDmaN]

:)

[@thomast6741]

Which software are you using with the proxmark?

[@AndreasSpiess]

PM3 (ICEMAN FORK)

[@pouncerminned863]

@@AndreasSpiess How did you install/flash it to proxmark3 Easy?

[@zyxwvutsrqponmlkh]

What do lf and hf signals look like on an o-silly-scope? Maybe even you can see UHF depending on gear.

[@AndreasSpiess]

They are sine waves. Maybe you wait till next Sunday if you want to see UHF RFID signals ;-)

[@zyxwvutsrqponmlkh]

​@@AndreasSpiess Yes but obviously they are modulated. Could you decode the packets manually? Maybe prove if the reader is wiping the magic cards?

[@AndreasSpiess]

That should be possible, but maybe not worth the effort. Because I saw the effect on the card (sector 0 all zeros), and the chance it was done by using standard commands is quite big.

[@opless]

@@AndreasSpiess the proxmark3 software has a listen function in lf and hf modes, so you can see the whole conversation that get transmitted over the air (according to the manual)

[@GabrielTobing]

Not sure about this, but do you think I'd be possible to somehow get a CPU to act as a SHF and open something? XD

[@evakorp8535]

Trying to understand something here. Can someone with a proxmark literally clone a sak20 as i’ve seen in your description?

[@AndreasSpiess]

Only the older RFID models are not encrypted. I do not know the SAK20

[@sergiocordedda540]

Is possible to use the arduino library with an RDM6300? Thanks

[@AndreasSpiess]

Maybe you google??

[@vadipp]

Hi, thanks for the video! Have you played with smartcards? Plain rfid cards seem not secure to me, but when I tried looking into wireless smartcards (with crypto), I couldn't find detailed howtos or diy usage examples :(

[@AndreasSpiess]

As you said, these cards are not widely used by Makers. So I will not cover them on this channel. At least not for now.

[@vadipp]

@@AndreasSpiess maybe if you cover them on your channel, you will popularize them amongst makers :) Anyway, thank you for your work!

[@TheHickjc1222]

Hello. I am having loads of trouble trying to lf sim a loaded pm3 file, what can I do to achieve this?

[@AndreasSpiess]

I do no more remember the details :-(

[@TheHickjc1222]

@@AndreasSpiess Thank you for the response though:)

[@sjoer]

When the reader writes zeros to block one using known backdoors, the UID and BCC values are invalid so the card will not be visible!

[@AndreasSpiess]

Good to know. Thanks!

[@aliakber2k10]

Is to possible to fully secure the RFID tags? Are there any RFIDs which are impossible to clone?

[@AndreasSpiess]

The newer ones are safe (for the moment)

[@SCAMATICS777]

Can you clone the HID with this method? I want to clone my parking pass

[@AndreasSpiess]

No

[@pascalwyler1492]

Grüezi Andreas, ein grosses "thumbs up" für dieses Video! Ich bin Studierender der Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften ZHAW und untersuche im Rahmen eines Research-Projekts die Vulnerabilität von CH Skigebiete im Hinblick auf RFID cloning . Es wäre für mein Team und mich äusserst spannend, wenn wir von deiner Expertise profitieren dürften. Falls du an einem kurzen Austausch via Skype interessiert wärst, würde ich mich über ein Feedback freuen. Digital regards Pascal

[@AndreasSpiess]

Das hat mit RFID nicht viel zu tun. Das ist hauptsächlich Kryptografie. Da verstehe ich nichts davon.

[@pascalwyler1492]

@@AndreasSpiess Danke dir fürs Feedback, bei der Sekunde 0:33 zeigst du einen RFID-Tag von Skidata. Genau dies ist das Objekt, welches wir auf den Kopierschutz prüfen möchten. Lg Pascal

[@jspafford]

You really don’t need the beep to be that loud. Damn.

[@CyberlightFG]

You can use the setup with your cat id for a cat door.

[@AndreasSpiess]

Good idea (not for our cat, she hardly wants to go outside, but for others). And that was the main reason I wanted to read the chip....

[@CyberlightFG]

@@AndreasSpiess I found it. It's called sureflap. There are some others, too

[@duckduckduckduckduckduckduckkk]

When you clone a card onto a keyring chip, does the card become unusable? Or do they both still work?

[@AndreasSpiess]

A clone is a copy and the original is not changed.

[@duckduckduckduckduckduckduckkk]

@@AndreasSpiess ok thank you, didn't want to risk losing my card is all, great video

[@prof1811]

It is possible to "hack" the mifare classic cards with most modern smartphones. App: mifare classic toolkit. You just need a changeble uuid card and your phone with nfc.

[@AndreasSpiess]

Unfortunately, I cannot test it because I use an iPhone :-(

[@mitafs]

Have you done anything with the Stanley RFID tags, they run at 153khz if the information is right,

[@AndreasSpiess]

No, I never heard of them :-(

[@mitafs]

@@AndreasSpiess oh well, not your fault, is it ok to post a link on here?

[@mitafs]

@@AndreasSpiess hopefully this will help, all the very best of luck in your endeavours 😃👍

[@AndreasSpiess]

I found them after your post. It seems to be a specialty...

[@mitafs]

@@AndreasSpiess I think that's how they keep it secure, a strange and different khz frequency range and possibly encrypted,

[@GabrielTobing]

5:16 FBI OPEN UP!!!!! AHAHHAHAH!!!!1

[@lukasmunzel616]

There are magic cards on which you can only write once, these trick the improved readers.

[@AndreasSpiess]

I heard about them but never tried.

[@redslashed]

Gut zu wissen ein paar gute Hacker im Land zu haben XD

[@AndreasSpiess]

:-)

[@bluenomad5728]

Could this say… replicate infinite use arcade cards? Or even copy credit cards?

[@AndreasSpiess]

No. They are encrypted.

[@bluenomad5728]

@@AndreasSpiess :( any tips then??.

[@AndreasSpiess]

No

[@bluenomad5728]

@@AndreasSpiess :(

[@joshuabrewer745]

Can someone explain how to copy 125 KHz 26 bit AWID keyfobs? I can't find anywhere on the internet that shows how to do it, but it can't be that hard when companies offer the service for $20.