Rasp PI / Arduino /Esp32 interfaced to Proxmark3 to make it as a standalone unit

[Hiyer]

Hi any try to make the Proxmark3 i to a standalone unit without using a pc

The options that look viable are

1. PI interfaced with Proxmark3
2. BT interfaced Proxmark3 to android mobile
3. Arduino interfaced Proxmark3
4. esp32 interfaced Proxmark3 ( might be underpowered)

Option 1 and 2 I hope somebody might have tried, 3 and 4 would require quite some bit of Linux forking and custom coding.

Any hints would be great start, lugging the Proxmark3 with laptop is cumbersome and leaves a lot to be desired to attempt a standalone Proxmark3.

I do remember somewhere on github that a microcontroller based standalone was tried but don’t recall it now.

My first thing is to interface a BT module to the current Proxmark3 to make it a bit more mobile

Regards
Hi

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@Hiyer

PI interfaced with Proxmark3

Here’s an example

Proxmark3 Easy and Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W

Well, I have started on my quest to make a useful doohickey out of a raspberry pi 0 2w. I have a lightweight image that can boot, connect to a network and I can ssh in. Next steps (in my opinion) Include Proxmark3 software on the image Have the image start up a wifi access point (rather than be a client Add one of the two displays I have for this form factor Add a program, running on the display that lets you perform basic scanning/cloning functions.

@Hiyer

BT interfaced Proxmark3 to android mobile

Can be cable also.

RFID Tools
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rfidresearchgroup.rfidtools

Walrus (wouldn’t let me share link)

@Hiyer

• Arduino interfaced Proxmark3
• esp32 interfaced Proxmark3 ( might be underpowered

[Hiyer]

Not able to check RFID tools in play store.
Let me study the pi interface. Thanks Pilgrimaster for your pointers towards it.

Regards
HI

[Sh3ll3.T0R]

Walrus is available in the Nethunter App Store