Unfortunately that card seems to be a multi technology card. So it depends how your uni uses it… Not particularly familiar with Crescendo, it might work with a flexClass but cant tell just from the photo. I will have an ask around because I am not sure the best way to work out what part of the card they are using. Do you have a photo of the readers.
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Do a taginfo scan
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TagInfo is an app made by a chip manufacturing company called NXP. It does a decent job of determining the type of chip it’s talking to and fully scanning any accessible memory into a scan report. It also makes sharing information gathered easy, which makes diagnosing problems or answering questions about specific NFC tags one might have much more efficient.
[Sharing microchip implant data with TagInfo]
Do note that iOS has some serious limitations still when it …
and also check out this thread
Here is an overview and comparison of all main HID card / badge types:
iCLASS® Seos
iCLASS SE®
iCLASS®
Crescendo®
HID Proximity
iCLASS® Seos
iCLASS® Seos access cards by HID include four subgroups, compatible with a number of readers and classified accordingly. All groups are SIO enabled , high-security , and applicable to both microprocessors and smartphones .
1. HID® iCLASS® Seos® 500x
This is a high-frequency card which provides the option of a dual identity in a single credential, e…
