Is it possible to copy a Mifare Classic Nuid4 to a NXP NTAG216
My Job use this Mifare Classic to control all doors, so it could be great to use the hand.
Have tried to program my hand chip UID to the program who runs it, but it seems not to read it.
No it’s not. The memory structures are totally different. It might be possible to clone your “mifare classic” card to our xM1+ tag… but you’d need to confirm your chip type and get a tool to do the cloning (proxmark3 is very popular).
Ok this is a new “mifare classic” chip where they have fixed the security vulnerabilities of the original “mifare classic 1k” chip (the MFIC1S50)… so cracking those keys will not be possible.
However, it is still possible to copy the UID to an xM1+ using a proxmark3. That’s easy enough… you simply issue this command:
Just to understand it. Would it be possible if I buy the xM1 and read the UID and put this UID it in the door control system.
Would I could use it then.
Thanks.
Assuming the door system only requires the 4 byte nuid then yes this should be technically possible. The only other hurdle will be antenna coupling. The xM1+ and the door reader antenna may not have sufficient flux to read properly. Only testing will prove otherwise… though an xLED would help.