If that’s the case a proxmark would definitely be better.
The easys are knockoffs and are a bit hit and miss but miles better than the blue cloner and the white as you are likely to see in those wiki pages.
These posts might help:
Hey all. I’ve seen folks recommend getting non-official Proxmark3 kits - the $60 knockoffs are undoubtedly lower quality, but seem good enough for basic poking around. A quick scan of Alibaba and eBay shows many, many options. Does anyone have a recommended vendor, or any horror-story vendors to avoid? Thanks!
I just spent a little time getting some readings with my Proxmark3 Easy and my xEM implants. I was able to determine what works (reasonably) reliably and what doesn’t.
In the diagram below, the blue circle is the antenna, the red lines are implant/chippositions that don’t work and the green lines are implant/chip positions that do work. Essentially, the antenna needs to cross about the middle of the implant/chip in order to get a successful read.
If the implant/chip is in the middle of the a…
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