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Looking for RFID hardware and software insight

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I am looking at pursuing some security research into  RFID cards. I would like to be able to read and replicate lower freq and mid freq cards. My focus is more on the mid freq cards but the lower freq cards can provide some insight. I have watched a few youtube videos to get some idea of what is involved. I have found a myriad of hardware options and mostly Proxmark for software.

 

I'm looking for insight into hardware and software recommendation that support a working solutions?

I'm looking for insight into operating system that supports a working solutions?

I'm looking for insight into a working solutions using Raspberry Pi and Arduino?

I'm looking for insight from a person that has a working solutions and not heard about or seen about it. Getting it to work from bare metal ,to me provides experience. I'm looking to tap that experience. My goal is to get a working solution. I am willing to invest the time to get to that point but, I am trying to avoid the numerous dead ends I would follow if I did it on my own, to get it working. You could try this or you could try that if it fails, is not what I am looking for.

 

My immediate need is the working setup for the research project, not really the journey through the valley of learning to get there. What I need to learn will be done in the working solutions, at least I hope.

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  • in reply to Jan Cumps

    These are the artifacts I use:

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    An Ehuoyan reader that came with an RFID card. These are of the "not-smart" kind. The card has an ID and the reader can read RFIDs.

    Simple, easy, good. The reader acts as a USB keyboard.

     

    A µFR reader/writer came with 5 key fobs. The device is smart. The key fobs are - like the Ehuoyan card, tags with an ID.

    I use this device a lot, because it supports many standards, from simple ID reading to talking to MiFare and ISO14443 cards. (and Digital Logic has amazing support).

     

    The 3 Infineon cards in the left bottom corner are ISO14443 cards that run an application. You can open a session and interact with them. They come with a crypto currency example (with full source code !!)

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