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Use Proxmark 3 to read, replay, and clone RFID tags
AlexNguyen
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I've attended the Hackfest conference in Quebec city last weekend. There was a presentation about physical pen testing techniques.
The speakers were doing a demo of the Proxmark 3. They showed how "easy" to clone a RFID tag (demo with the hotel access card) in just a few seconds.
You can find an interesting article here: Getting in with the Proxmark 3 and ProxBrute - SpiderLabs Anterior
Here are some web sites where you can order a Proxmark 3:
http://proxmark3.com
http://www.xfpga.com/
The speakers were doing a demo of the Proxmark 3. They showed how "easy" to clone a RFID tag (demo with the hotel access card) in just a few seconds.
You can find an interesting article here: Getting in with the Proxmark 3 and ProxBrute - SpiderLabs Anterior
Here are some web sites where you can order a Proxmark 3:
http://proxmark3.com
http://www.xfpga.com/
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OptionsAlexNguyen
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I've ordered a Proxmark 3 board with antennas. I've received it and made some testings. There's no driver for Windows 8. The driver works with a Windows 7 VM (VMware Workstation).
I tested with a HID card and it can read and replay when connected to a computer. I ordered an USB battery pack to use it in standalone mode. I also ordered some blank T5557 cards for cloning test.
You can find more informations here:
Colligo Mentis » Blog Archive » Proxmark3 T55x7 Cloning Standalone
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veritas_libertas
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LOL, and this is why I manually lock my hotel room at night. I also don't leave anything valuable in my hotel when I'm not there. -
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tpatt100
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Yeah I always use the physical latch lock when I am in the room. Now if I would remember to quit being lazy and use the in room safe (if provided) when I am out of the room.....