paxton_clone.lua (18.1 KB)
The script automates the copying of Paxton fobs read - write.
It also allows manual input of data for blocks 4-7.
The third option is reading data stored in the log file and create new fob.
Additionally, the script calculates the ID for downgrading Paxton to EM4102.
t55_chk.lua (4.9 KB)
A simple script for searching the password for T5577. The script creates a
dictionary starting from the entered starting year to the entered ending year.
There are two search methods - DDMMYYYY or YYYYMMDD. Checking the entire year
takes about 1 minute and 50 seconds. Date from 1900 to 2100. The script may be
useful if the password is for example a date of birth.
Paxton_convert.py (4.6 KB)
Convert Paxton Net2 and Switch2 to EM4102
Paxton_switch.py (3.0 KB)
paxton_switch.py - Convert Paxton Switch2 to EM4102
PAXTON_NET.py (3.4 KB)
paxton_net.py - Convert Paxton Net2 to EM4102
lf_electra.lua (11.0 KB)
Cloning new ELECTRA tags or EM410x to T5577 tag. This script changes
block 0. Additional data is written to block 3 and 4. The last
ELECTRA ID can be accessed through the option ā-cā. For copy
directly from the original ELECTRA tag to T5577 is option ā-eā. For copy
from input EM4102 ID to T5577 is option ā-sā. Another option is cloning simple EM4102 to T5577.
This simple script first checks if a password has been set for the T5577.
It uses the dictionary t55xx_default_pwds.dic for this purpose. If a password
is found, it uses the wipe command to erase the T5577. Then the reanimation
procedure is applied. If the password is not found or doesnāt exist the script
only performs the reanimation procedure. The script revives 99% of blocked tags.
This simple script stores 1, 2 or 3 different EM4102 on a single T5577.
There is an option to enter the number engraved on the fob in decimal form.
The script can therefore be useful if the original EM4102 doesnāt work but
has an engraved ID number. By entering such an ID as a single EM4102, we
can create a working copy of our damaged fob.
A tag T5577 created in this way works with the following USB readers:
I want to create a script similar to iCopy-X style⦠reading RFID⦠identification⦠adding to a database⦠and writing to T5577⦠does that make sense? Or is it a waste of my time?
My next idea⦠checking if the code is dynamic. That is, before creating the copy, re-reading the RFID that was in contact with the door reader to verify if the tagās content hasnāt changed. Something like comparing the counter stored in the reader with the counter on the fob.
Proxmark3 is a good tool⦠but in my opinion, it lacks automated functions that would simplify the process of copying fobs. Thatās why someone came up with iCopy-X.
Thatās why Iām thinking about scripts to automate the copying of fobs. Maybe then someone will realize that the iCopy-X device is unnecessary because Proxmark3 offers the same automation.
For example, my script automating the copying of Paxton fobs.