Sounds like BUMP time to me
Geez, I reallly do need to sit in the corner, That was supposed to be my joke ( I was stealing your idea to give back to you )
While you guys are taking about xdf2
Can you school me and potentially @likilike ( Thinking about getting one - #33 by likilike)
About the encryption ability of the xdf2
He wants to store crypto keys, I was suggesting that ndef plain text was probably not wise, and that desfire might be a more secure way to contain plain text
@Zwack and @Pilgrimsmaster
Previously we were talking about using a kvm with rfid readerā¦
I found an even easier and free solution
āMouse without bordersā via windows garage
Letās you share keyboard and mouse and copy paste between networked computers
I can sit down at primary laptop, scan (either kbr or wave nano), mouse to other screen just like a dual monitor, scan again on same reader and done
Very fast and easy,
Only weird issue Iāve seen is my āniceā mouse on my primary laptop, is set to a fairly high polling rate, and secondary laptop doesnāt seem to like it
At first I thought it was just network lag; but my touchpad is super crisp across machines
Weird and begs more digging but so far itās a solution
Now I have a different issue, the KBR1 and my wave nano spit out the same uid in vastly different configurationsā¦ I can edit the output format on the wave nano, but there are like a dozen different options and I canāt find the right combination to make outputs match
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I am currently trying to, although, not particularly actively, trying to find a good repository for DESFire applets, that I can link to in the Handy Dandy thread.
so if anybody knows of one or if you have built some of your own you are willing to share, please let me know.
I am not sure if some of the Apex Applets can be sideloaded onto Desfire chips, 
AMAL!?
I actually hope that there will one day be a library / applet store hosted on Amals Server that we access for our DESFire implants
Stupid question,
Do you even need to run an applet to use the āmutual authorizationā capability?
I thought this meant that if the reader didnāt request a certain sector nothing the chip wouldnāt answer
Not keys, but there are some cold storage ideas if you are interested in @likilike
And watch this space for Apex optionsā¦
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Iām pretty sure yes. You have to setup the keys n stuff, that doesnāt work if you use all space for NDEF.
Itās more like a password check I guess.
Read the datasheet guys 
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Meh, that happens after I actually order a DF2
I am actually surprised you donāt have one; I thought that would be right in your wheelhouse! 
Iāve had it in my cart so often and I did actually look at the datasheet beforeā¦ but Iām waiting for the Apex. Apex can do everything DF2 can, in better.
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This may seem like a question for the Resident AI but are the relevant data sheets linked to the appropriate products in the store (I donāt remember seeing them) or if not do we have a thread containing links?
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They are always linked in the shop
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Iāve tried similar solutions like Win2VNC/X2VNC before, but I actually prefer the physical context switch of having to press a button.
AND they should mostly, if not all be in here
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In a drop down menu, so kinda hidden.
Here is the NExT Implant for example, with 2 Datasheet links in PURPLE
Not true as far as I can tell. I just checked 3 products (with 5 chips total) and found 2 data sheets. That means there are another 2 data sheets missing and a product that didnāt include one of the data sheets that another product did.
Which ones?
Which ones buddy, I will find them and send them to Amal to add, and also add to the pdf repository
Haha, Yeah what @yeka said 
Dual frequency ring has no data sheets, the magic ring has a single T5577 datasheet.
No complaints, I am used to digging up product data sheets on my own anyway, but a single source would be nice. 
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