here are 2 pictures full of information on my card. I know its a high freg 13.56 card much like the magic mifare 1k card that came with the proxmark3 at purchase.
Is my original card cloneable (iclass/picopass)
If yes what are the steps to doing so onto another H.F 13.56 blank card.
3.Is the Magic mifare combatable to write such the same key code like the original?
if not what blank card do you suggest
As @Pilgrimsmaster said, you’ll need a flexClass. Getting that RedTeamTools card will also be helpful.
Before you do that, I’d like to ask a bit about the system in question. What kind of HID branding is on it? Can you share a full dump of the card? Can you share a photo of the readers that you’ll be trying to use it with?
so far im happy to see the proxmark3 was able to read the card to tell me its a picopass 2kcard type. it found valid keys as wel. now i need to purchase the correct blank cards compatible to write on and the same keys.
as soon as i get a blank i try cloning it. it seems the M1 HF cards aren’t combatable unless I’m doing it wrong …
i just received my blank Picopass cards.
i trying to follow your steps into cloning my HF card but i don’t want to accidently delete my original card by doing the wrong steps . once im logged into my pm3 device what’s the first command line do i write and when do i let the reader read my original card so i can then copy that info into my new blank picopass card.
if there’s a step by step that would help a newbie like myself do this so i don’t copy the blank card onto my original card that would be very helpful.
thx
Not to hijack your thread, but this may answer some questions or maybe give some insight I hope. I’m by NO means an expert, but if I can help at all, ask away!
You should be able to
hf ic rdbl -b 6 --ki 0
or blocks 6-9, changing -b 6 to -b 7 etc.
noting that value, and then with the blank card on the pm3
hf ic wrbl -b 6 -d “value for each block” --ki 0
if you’re using the redteamtools Iclass card like I am, if --ki 0 doesn’t work, --ki 2 worked for me
Or, at least that’s my understanding of it. There is a lot of knowledge floating around here. I try to absorb as much as I can!
I hope it goes smoother for you than it is for me so far!
EDIT: @philidelphiaChickens gave me some wisdom about using the key from managekeys instead of typing the key out manually to avoid any potential uh oh’s
You shouldn’t have to worry about deleting data. Usually issued cards will be locked by the issuer. Can you post the dump file from the source card? hf ic dump ki --0 is the command you’ll need.
You should get a .bin file output saved in the client folder of the proxmark directory and a display of the data in the terminal. When you give the dump command does it not show the card data below the “Card has at least 2 application areas.” line?
what do i do with this info to copy it onto a blank card?
do i just put a command line with with the origianal keys on it to copy it to ?
sorry if i seem like a novice to this but i really am.
i was able to read the card now if i could just figure the correct steps to copy a card that would be great .
Trust me, I know the feeling. I’m not far from it myself Just seemingly a little farther/longer into the head scratching and reading and reading and reading about it all.
Sorry, I didn’t mean to imply that you should manually to try open the file with a text editor.
hf ic dump --ki 0 should give you a “printed” version of the chip data in the terminal as well as save a .bin file along with a json and eml file iirc.
Did you not get anything more than what you posted (in post 11 of this thread) in the terminal when you gave the dump command?
There should have been more to it than what you shared. Either a successful dump displaying and saving the data, or a failure/couldn’t communicate with chip error etc.