So far not looking good
I can’t scan the access card, so likely mifare classic? I’ll dig out my proxmark in a few
And using my detector card and field diagnostic card show a super weak field, the detector card barely illuminates, and the diagnostic refuses to light up
Interestingly the stock access cards are THIC, and pop open with a bit more than an inch air gap… so there IS definitely a field
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Was able to program a mifare iso card, so not looking to be nfc as claimedm
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I was able to get a ntag 215 fob enrolled…
Maybe I can enroll my purewrist… it clearly won’t read my x series but maybe the flex is big enough
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I wasn’t actually enrolling like I thought I was initially, but now I am… still no luck with any implants…
I’m going to try a non human grade chinesium ntag glass transponder…
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No dice rubbing a bare implant all over it yielded nothing, I can only guess it’s field is very incompatible
I don’t really see the point in investigating the included cards, since if you revert it to default factory state, any tag will open it… and I was still unable to make an implant work
I wouldn’t say it’s totally junk,
It works pretty fine with fobs and cards, and it programs like it supposed to, and I can get a 1 inch read
Just not implants
Granted it’s a semi plastic body, and a slightly thinner shackle, but I don’t think I could break it off with anything less than a decent hammer, and I can’t shim it
It’s clearly not meant as a high level of security, but all I want is something fun and basic for a gym locker
I wasn’t going to post a link until I got my hands on it because… it’s among us themed… which is really dumb
But it’s just a sticker so I peeled it off ( yes already, yes even though I am returning it… I don’t care)
Can you shim it? Not that it matter whether it’s a good padlock, since it’s not even a good NFC implant padlock to begin with, but I’m curious.
Anyway, thanks for taking one for us. That’s one less POS nobody here will have to buy and get disappointed with. Pilgrimsmaster: that there’s a good entry for the compatibility Excel sheet.
Also, lucky you, you got it really quick: my craptastic 460 euro padlock hasn’t even left Digiwell yet and it’s been several days now. They’re really not in a hurry to process orders. I’m a bit miffed actually.
Maybe failures don’t need an image. Just a list of confirmed stuff to avoid would be enough, just so that people know what’s already been unsuccessfully tried.
Dude… This marketing trick is old as dirt. Microsoft has been using it for decades with their so-called Windows build leaks, that everybody and their dog knows they organized themselves to wet people’s appetite.
