Questions about the FlexM1

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@JoeT

After getting my first implant at Def Con,

@JoeT

considering the back of the hand behind the knuckle of my middle finger.

Naming convention for implant locations in the hand

During a discussion on another thread in this forum, it became clear that a naming convention of some sort should be made for the implant locations in the hand. I simply modeled the way dentists talk about teeth in the mouth, and concluded the following should suffice. Flex series implant considerations It is recommended that flex implants not be placed in position 4 or 5 (see below). These locations often put too much stress on the implant and tend to have a higher failure rate when flex impla…

I have a FlexM1 in #R1

I personally find it very convenient and usable. but anywhere on the back of the hand should be viable if you can comfortably present it to a reader.

@JoeT

Why is the FlexMT less expensive than the FlexM1

I can’t answer that question sorry.

@JoeT

the MT is not (to my understanding) insertable

The FlexMT is a big sucker, I had one, but never implanted it because I felt it would take up too much real-estate on my hand, and why I went to the FlexM1 instead.

You gues could be valid, because it would be more difficult to find an installer for the FlexMT, plus the install cost I expect woukd be higher so it may offset that also

I think your next decision is gen1a or gen2.

Of you were to ask, MOST people would suggest the gen1a I personally have a gen2. and would just reccomend whichever suits your purposes.

What the fuck is gen1a and gen2 I hear you ask…
Well here you go

"magic" Mifare chips

The Mifare “classic” S50 1k chip? For many years the Mifare MF1ICS50 1k chip was used for all kinds of applications as a “secure chip” for everything from access control to stored value cards, and used for making localized payments within closed systems like public transit and laundry services. However, it uses a security mechanism called “crypto1” which is a simple, proprietary encryption mechanism that hardly has anything to do with modern cryptography. It has been broken for many years now, b…