And whenever I try writing something to them I get hit with [-] Write ( fail ) despite using the appropriate command for the card:
hf mf gdmsetblk --blk 0 -d
So is it me that is doing something wrong or is it just “shitty” sellers on Aliexpress etc that sells locked cards and doesn’t want to supply the key to write to them?.
please show exactly what you’re doing.. the breadcrumbs above are not enough to diagnose or make suggestions. Complete logs or screenshots make helping you easier.. otherwise we’re doing mental gymnastics to fill in the giant gaps in your story.. and that’s wasted mental effort just putting the picture together vs making apt suggestions.
I will, I just packed up the rig for tonight, since I was getting headaches from dealing with this . I will get back at it tomorrow and then I will try to elaborate and post logs.
So I am assuming I need to write another config block to the card disabling magic auth in order to write to block 0 and replace the UID. But how is the question.
I can change the config, and I can change the UID. But all of a sudden the UID has reverted back to its old state as in its not persistant
Now I am confused:
[usb] pm3 → hf mf csetuid --uid 04DB3EAAD86484
[+] old block 0… 04DB3EAAD86484884400C82000000000
[+] new block 0… 04DB3EAAD86484734400C82000000000
[+] Old UID… 04 DB 3E AA D8 64 84
[+] New UID… 04 DB 3E AA D8 64 84 ( verified )
[usb] pm3 → hf 14a info
Hi, You could try the script instead, It handles the config in a hopefully not dangerous way. I’ have a feeling if you manage to disable all backdoors, magic and gdm, you mikght end up locking yourself out of the card.
You could try:
set for 7 byte uid mode
script run hf_mf_uscuid_prog -t 2 -u aa55c396aa0804
If the -t 2 doesn’t work, try -t 4.
You could use -g 1 -a 1 -c 0 -2 1
That should enable all the magic backdoors to 40-43.