Show off your blink! xSIID NFC + LED Gallery (+Glow)

[michaelchicago101]

That’s really cool, I just installed mine yesterday. How long did it take for you too really start seeing the light glow up?

[darthdomo]

I was really lucky, mine was almost instant. From the second I pulled off the bandage. I’ll let the man himself explain why (this is from my install day past last year)

@amal

Some installs are lucky and are essentially bloodless, so it will probably remain this bright with little to no change as it heals.

For most though, it can take anywhere from a few days, to 1-3 weeks to reach max brightness.

[Fher_Garza]

A Place to show your [xSIID NFC + LED] implants.

What are you using it for?
What is being unlocked or accessed?
What LED ado you have?

[Aoxhwjfoavdlhsvfpzha]

There’s also one for blinkies

Show off your blink! xSIID NFC + LED Gallery (+Glow)

A place to show off your xSIID NFC + LED Implant Be aware that your xSIID blinky may not be visible for some time after installation due to blood surrounding the implant. It can sometimes take days to a couple weeks for full brightness.

[DeprvationT]

It’s really encouraging to see people post that it took a while for their xSIIDs to show clearly in daylight. Got mine (blue) yesterday, and before seeing the posts about waiting for swelling, etc. to go down I was a bit worried, as the light could only be seen in a completely dark room.

[Backpackingvet]

My blue one shows most excellent

[josetortosa]

I put xSIIID this monday and it works well since minute 1. I can’t take a photo, i will do it

[josetortosa]

My blue xSIID

[JustAGlitch]

What microcontroller is that? Almost looks like a proton c.

[static_void]

It’s an STM32 black pill

I did a writeup of the device here:

PN532 with STM32

I’ve recently been messing around with the STM32 - BlackPill microcontroller, and found that the pinout exactly matches that of the PN532 NFC module. Allowing them to be soldered directly toegether into a small form factor rfid scanner (with USB type-C!). I first soldered header pins to the NFC module, then pried off the plastic spacer. Next I put down a strip of Kapton tape to insulate the two boards. Lastly, I placed the STM32 hard up against the NFC module and soldered it into place, befor…

[mrln]

[DNX]

[JennyMcLane]

red xSIID
blue xSIID
green flexSIID
red xLED

[biggestpiggest]

Here’s mine.

Someone mentioned that we should worry that theres something like cryptolocker in these chips. Will my spleen get encrypted and ill have to pay bitcoin to get access back ?

[Zwack]

@biggestpiggest

something like cryptolocker in these chips. Will my spleen get encrypted and ill have to pay bitcoin to get access back ?

Close, it’s called CryptLocker and you pay Bitcoin or end up in a Crypt.

They’ve decided that repeat custom just isn’t as profitable as those big payouts, especially when they then sell your body parts off anyway after you’ve paid them.

[yeka]

Funny idea there could be such a thing for these chips, no you shouldn’t worry.

I imagine an app that reads the NDEF, saves it, sets the NDEF to a link to a ransom note.

And then maybe changing the password and maybe even more config.

Question: As an attacker I have the NExT/DNGR password, could I set it to be written only with the password?

Whatever, this is highly unlikely to be done in real life as it wouldn’t be paying much. Best an attacker can get is like price of implant and install, there are better ways for criminals to make money.

[XEMON]

@yeka

there are better ways for criminals to make money.

And much much easier ones …
Same reason lock picking is not used for burglary …

[Maiku]

[josetortosa]

Samsung Fold3 and xSIID blue

[Az_F]

I know it says LED Gallery but… but… what about glow?