Protecting an implant

[Leonidas]

NTAG216 (HF NExT) Setup Help

Hello, I’d like to perform these steps in order to set up my new NTAG216 exactly the way I want it. Clear all records in the user memory segment. - Done via DT Support app. Create a text file record with desired content and write it to the tag. - Will be done through a third party app, no shell command needed. Set PWD to desired value. - A2 E5 XX XX XX XX Set AUTH0 to protect user memory segment. - A2 E3 04 00 00 04 Set PROT to 1b & Set AUTHLIM to 111b. - A2 E4 87 05 00 00 Some of these steps…

Here you go

In this post, you should find everything you need in order to password protect your NTAG216. Go read the documentation first though.

[yeka]

@Aravae

There ya go. 10 64-character strings. Oh, might an actual password or three be included among them? how long are the actual password(s)?

You know it’s not like this when you save passwords as NDEF.
You’d have a defined list, so no “what length” bullshit, how woulf use this?! Remembering which passqord is which seems almost as hard than just remembering the password… so it’s probably more like this:
Twitter: osudjandnnid
Facebook: ifovowmwbrkfo

Also btw I doubt you really dumped your passwords here but just in case I’ll try all on the forum login

[Aravae]

@yeka

You’d have a defined list, so no “what length” bullshit, how woulf use this?!

It’s called filler, hun. That and thinking outside the box. Easy as something memorable like:

My favorite actor, Jimbo Madeupname, was born on March 8th, or 3-8. So for every password I write down or store on a readable medium, after the 8th character I will insert 3 additional random characters, different for every password and actually randomly generated to prevent patterns.

That’s only one idea. Just be creative. And if you needed a reminder of what you did, save one entry as JimboMadeupname to prompt your memory.