Not meant for any illegal activity/purposes.
You can check your readers for vulnerabilities using the default UIDs and frequently used UIDs.
The application will also help to identify the "denial of service" vulnerability when providing an incorrect uid or when accessing the reader too often.
This is a completely remade app, visual style inspired by iButton fuzzer, the compatibility of user dictionaries is also preserved
- DS1990 (Dallas)
- Metakom
- Cyfral
- EM4100
- HIDProx
- PAC/Stanley
- H10301
- IoProxXSF
- Paradox
- Indala26
- Viking
- Pyramid
- Keri
- Jablotron
- Electra
- Idteck
- Gallagher
- Nexwatch
- Header - selected protocol
- Menu - available attacks
- Default Values - Using the dictionary from the app
- Load UIDs from file - Loading a custom dictionary from an SD card
- Load file - Loading UID from FlipperFormat key file with the ability to edit and further iterate over the selected byte
- BFCustomer ID - Iterates over the selected byte with the remaining bytes equal to zero
- Header - selected attack
- 2nd line
- Time delay (TD) - idle time between UID submissions
- Emulation time (EmT) - transmission time of one UID
- Both are adjustable in
0.01ssteps from0.00to8.00s(shown asX.XX). Short press =±0.01s, long press =±0.10s. A value of0.00uses the smallest possible non-zero delay.
- 3rd line - Prtocol name
- 4th line - Current UID
Note on timing: RFID emulation drives the
furi_hal_rfidhardware directly rather than going through the firmware'slfrfid_worker, which has a ~0.1srestart floor (and crashes below it on recent firmware). This lets you push TD/EmT to the real hardware limits on stock firmware. Very low values are intended for vulnerability discovery - a reader may stop reading once the field is on too briefly.