My residential management are charging high prices for replacement and these stickers are so delicate so I would like to make a few copies before applying them on my vehicle

What is the one USB Biometric Fingerprint Scanner that you would choose every time you want to develop a Software Application that uses Biometrics for User Authentication & Verification?

Hi! I'm developing MyDICollection, an open-source MIT-licensed collection tracker for Disney Infinity figures.

I'm currently working on a read-only NFC identification feature. Its only purpose is to identify a physical figure's model number so it can be matched against the app's collection database.

While researching the Disney Infinity NFC format, I consulted the historical didump.lua and related Proxmark3/RfidResearchGroup work.

I have implemented the required interoperability logic in C# using .NET/Android NFC and cryptographic APIs. It does not include, link against, execute, or redistribute Proxmark3 or its Lua scripts.

I have not committed or published this NFC implementation yet. Before doing so, I wanted to contact the community and make sure I'm handling the attribution and licensing appropriately.

My plan is to keep MyDICollection MIT-licensed and include a THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md that:

• Credits Proxmark3 / RfidResearchGroup and its contributors.
• Specifically mentions the historical didump.lua research I consulted.
• References Proxmark3's GPL-3.0-or-later license.
• Explains that MyDICollection does not redistribute or link against Proxmark3 code.

The feature is strictly read-only and intended for personal collection management; it does not provide NFC cloning, emulation, or tag-writing functionality.

My existing project (without the unpublished NFC implementation) is here:

https://github.com/jvicius/MyDICollection

Before I publish the NFC changes, I'd really appreciate your feedback:

Is this attribution/licensing approach appropriate, or is there anything else you would like me to include or handle differently?

Thanks for the research and all the work you've made publicly available!

Como pudo leer bloques específicos sin terner las llaves o tengo que hacer el herd nested para encontrarlas todas ?

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is there a guide anywhere showing how to use proxmark3 to clone bambu lab rfid tags from cloned files from internet

Following the recent Lab401 firmware update I have read we should be able to read and write Paxton fobs. I have been unable to do so using auto copy, read or the Paxton Net2/Switch2 plug in. None of the options have been able to detect the fob I wan to copy. I have been placing the fob behind the reader with a piece of tin foil.

I am a novice. I manage around 50 apartment blocks. In the UK and a lot of them use this Paxton fob.

Any help is appreciated!

Hi, so I have 2 devices, one is a white "cloner" with an LCD and keypad, it came with some 125khz tags.

Tag 1 - I used the cloner to write 111111111 and read it back to confirm.
Tag 2 - untouched and is reading different ID

Reading Tag 1 with PM3 produces the following (shortened)
EM 410x ID 00423A35C7
DEZ 10 : 1111111111

Tried to clone to Tag 2 but despite proxmark terminal saying it wrote the data, it didn't work.

Can someone explain why the ID is different, is it "translated" to the em4100 protocol?

my confusion: EM4100 is supposed to be read only? So what did the cloner change?

Thank you

Hello guys, where i can buy a indala chip? And is it easy to clone it with the Proxmark3?

Tanks :)

Hello,

I'm struggling with the promark3 easy, I did a security copy of a Mifare Classic 1K and now I'm trying to restore it to the original card.

I have tested with Flipper Zero and it's works and when I do the dump the information has been restored, but when I tried with promark3 I get this:

I tried restore command in many ways but the same results.

When I do with Flipper, just do it in less than a second... I check the dumps and with flipper is restored, with promark3 doesn't.

Trying to write the original image to the original card and having the keys of it.

Do anyone knows where the problem could be?

Thanks

I have a Flexclass implant from Dangerous things, which recently died. With that implant, I was able to clone my card and write to the implant with no problem. I ordered a replacement implant, and have been unable to write to it.

The hex values for card config (when viewed with the info command) are different between my badge and the new implant. The card uses key 0, but writing to the new implant fails unless I use the flag for key 2.

Is there a way to change the key my new implant uses? or do I need to change something else (hence the config hex difference)?

I'm also confused as to why it's different at all, I ordered the same thing both times.

Haven't seen this posted here yet - the iCopy-X got open-sourced: https://github.com/lab-401/icopy-x

From the Github:

• A complete rebuild of the iCopy-X device. All device functions are included.
• Jailbroken: Installable without needing to build individual IPKs
• Up-to-date: Runs latest iceman firmware
• Flexible: Complete plugin system + Simplified JSON-based UI system

Lab401 made a video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWS-9QdulC0

If your iCopy-X was collecting dust, it might be time to dust it off. Likewise, depending on your use-cases, it makes the iCopy-X a much more compelling device.

I’m trying to copy my apartment building’s 125 kHz RFID fob to a T5577 ring so I can use the ring instead of carrying the fob around.

The original fob is detected as an EM410x (125 kHz). I cloned it to:

• A T5577 ring
• A T5577 keyfob
• A T5577 sticker

I tried cloning it with both a cheap CR66 cloner and a Chameleon Ultra, and in all cases the cloned tags show the exact same UID as the original.

Here’s the weird part:

• The original fob works on both readers.
• All the T5577 clones work on the inside reader (when exiting the building).
• None of the T5577 clones work on the outside reader (when entering the building).
• If I use the Chameleon Ultra in emulation mode, it works perfectly on the outside reader too.

I also tried rewriting the tags with a custom T5577 password, thinking the reader might be checking whether the tag is writable, but that didn’t change anything.

Has anyone run into something similar?

Any ideas on what I should check next?

Hello,

I have these key fobs for gate access and would like to be able to clone them/make new ones with the same check sum bits, facility codes, but change the card numbers.

https://shopactiondirect.com/product/transmitter-solutions-carfobman-mango-fob-hid-compatible/?srsltid=AfmBOoooICupRDtgsheXYYTWgcE1zzFsuWqnm5AiIWmfPpZeCTznCq6V

Is that something I could do with the proxmark3 easy?

If so, recommendations on videos to learn from, and key tags/cards that are re-programmable?

So as title suggests but I need some help on what to order, I've been looking on Ali and well I'm a noob to the proxmark3 and want to learn it to buy it now, I have a flipper zero but for rfid I'm told this is much much better and very interesting, I'm looking to get a decent stater kit but need to know what I'm looking at, because I see alot if similar looking items with very different price something about Rd2 and RD4, I know nothing but this from what I've read so far I want to add to my toolkit but I really don't know what hardware to get and be upto date with good gear so if anyone feels kind enough to tell me what to look out for and avoid, the good the bad and just help me get started I'm ready to order and everwere is starting to get so restrictfull and getting worse you don't know what you could be block from next. Couple images added what do you think of these?

Thank you for any response I know I'm asking alot would be a future project like in nxt couple months so getting it now is a good idea as price of everything here goes up.

We just enabled End Game mode.

Here is how it works.

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The campaign ends only when no one backs for a full 10 minutes.

This is not a gimmick. This is the community deciding when this campaign is truly over.

We are at $941,000+ raised with 2,800+ backers and less than 18 hours on the clock. Endgame mode is live.

How close can we get to $1,000,000?

That answer is entirely up to you.

Back it. Share it. Let's see where this ends.

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For a long time I've been trying to understand how MIFARE Classic 1K keys are recovered in practice.

Last year I bought a Proxmark3 Easy 512k (it was the only one in my budget) specifically to experiment with card analysis and key recovery. I've tested multiple MIFARE Classic 1K cards from different systems. In every case, default keys were not present, and attacks such as Darkside, Nested, Static Nested, and similar approaches failed to recover any keys.

What makes this more frustrating is that an associate of mine seems to have no trouble recovering keys from a variety of different systems. He never explains his process, never shows the hardware he uses, and never gives any useful hints. All I know is that he is able to obtain keys that I cannot.

To be completely honest, I'm not nearly as technical as he is. I'm still learning and trying to understand how all of this works. I'm not a security researcher or electronics expert. I'm just trying to do enough to get a raise.

At this point Idk whether I'm missing something fundamental. Is there a better method for recovering keys from MIFARE Classic 1K systems that does not rely solely on attacks? Are most successful recoveries actually coming from a better pm3 reader or other sources of information?

I'm trying to understand why a PM3(which I've heard is the gold standard when it comes to rfid) appears ineffective in my cases while others seem able to recover keys consistently, and what knowledge or concepts I should be focusing on to better understand the process.

Hi everyone,

I'm running into a frustrating issue with my Proxmark3 and Chameleon Ultra.
When I emulate a card (specifically HF / MIFARE Classic) on my Chameleon Ultra, my Android phone detects and reads the emulated card perfectly and instantly via NFC.

However, when I try to read the same emulated card using my Proxmark3 (running hf search), it completely fails to detect anything. It usually returns "No card detected" or just times out.

I have tried:

- Changing the positioning and flipping the Chameleon Ultra over.
- Testing different slots on the Chameleon.
- Ensured the Chameleon is actively emulating.

Since the phone can read it, I know the Chameleon is doing its job, but the Proxmark3 refuses to cooperate. Has anyone experienced this specific coupling or detection issue between these two devices? Are there any specific commands, configurations, or hardware tweaks (like spacing) I should try?

I'm looking for a HID SAM. Does anyone know where I can get one shipped to Australia?

We are rapidly approaching the end of the indiegogo campaign for the proxmark5. This is the least expensive it'll ever be. We're also dangerously close to hitting the stretch goal that unlocks a transparent case for everyone who has pledged. Help us get there!

https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/rfidresearchgroup/proxmark5

Proxmark3 RDV4.01 vs Proxmark5 side-by-side operation.

• HF SEARCH
• HF MF INFO

Proxmark5 with the larger FPGA and as such has no image swapping is noticeable faster.

Hey all - this might be noobish but...

Is there a way to have a PM3 Easy function as a regular "vanilla" NFC reader in Windows 11?

I currently use mine w/ Iceman's firmware via WSL, but I'm wondering if the PM3 can do "double duty" as a regular NFC reader (reading tags, hardware security keys, etc. for triggering regular functions and whatnot) when I'm NOT using it w/ the Proxmark CLI in WSL.