Does it seem to be something you could convert? I know the picture is poor quality in the dark but I saw a chip with copper wires just like the transit cards Iāve seen others post. Would there be a benefit to converting a card vs a magicband?
Iām thinking if I convert one of these I get the Disney features but I could enroll it in my access control for the rest of the year and have flex range instead of an x series
The 50pF is definitely easier to work with, but likely the chip in a full size card is 17pF which means wire coil antenna for the wedge flex, not the new more robust flex antenna design.
The other thing though is that NXP indicates that Ultralight are meant for ālimited use ticketingā, meaning disposable or single use tickets. I think this is probably because of the lack of security honestlyā¦ so if Disney is using these for long term or ālifetimeā tickets, I would be surprised.
interestingā¦ though I feel like itās more likely that disney discontinues support for that ticket before it reaches expiration and asks you to toss it in exchange for a new card
Update: My time to try this is quickly approaching. Iāll make sure to bring the laptop and proxmark with me. I should be free of the hallway camera problem as I rented a whole treehouse to myself so the exterior door goes out to a private deck. Should give me some good 1-on-1 time with the lock without security. I did forget to order the magic ultralight C card until I was too close to leaving so Iāll sniff but I wonāt be able to try a clone
I just got back from FL and it seems the mouse is on to us. This has to be a reaction to DT right?! Why else do they specifically call out subdermal usage.
āOn January 1, 2024, after almost a century of copyright protection, Mickey Mouse, or at least a version of Mickey Mouse, will enter the public domain.ā
Most countries have a copyright term of 70 years and the rule of the shorter term is pretty universal so it probably applies to the whole world, not just Americans. However, copyright law varies by jurisdiction so check first.