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PROJECT
I finished a new project recently that lets me unlock my computer using my blinky XSIID implant. The script also passes data scanned to a website if needed, so I can also badge into custom websites I build. Iām using a few basic python packages, as well as systemd, i3lock, and the MIRKOE2540 NFC USB dongle. This seems to be the only USB device Iāve been able to find that will scan my implant.
To use this, install Python and i3lock. Replace tokens and text_tokens with the ID and text written to ā¦
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daisy
January 4, 2024, 1:01pm
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Awe thank you! Iām glad you enjoyed my post. Iāve worked so hard to write compatible software for my implants, itās tricky with WebUSB and WebNFC all blocking readers by default, and only a few pieces of software supporting NFC unlock on Windows. I just bought an ACR1252U so Iāll post an update with a link to software compatible with it that can replace /etc/nxp when I get a chance. Thanks again for your support!
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HELPFUL POST
Out of nowhere, and @lelando ās first post.
If cost is no objective Iād grab the portapack. The portapack is just a peripheral device that plugs into a vanilla HackRF, and it can be used in HackRF mode which effectively shuts down all portapack peripherals and operates as a naked HackRF over USB.
If cost is an objective, I wouldnāt miss the portapack at all. Itās novel and interesting, but I have not yet done anything outside of really simple tinkering on a portapack (like watching planes fly by over ads-b or listening to local ham bandsā¦
Nice one
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USER @Hamspiced
Super generous (This is just one example)
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PROJECT
Intergrated NFC reader into a laptop
Inspired by the wonderful work of @StarGate01 , I decided to undertake a similar project, and install a reader into my ThinkPad X230, in place of the pc card slot. Mine was much less invasive, though the fit is a bit less than optimal.
All I used was:
An ACR122U
A Mini PCIe to USB adapter
A ferrite sheet
ā¦and some basic tools; a soldering kit, a bit of electrical tape.
The materials, before hacking away at them:
[2024-02-01-11-38-07-299]
Stripped the case off the reader
[2024-02-01-19-05ā¦
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HELPFUL POST
The eml file type has been phased out of use within the RRG Proxmark repo/project in favour of the more industry accepted file type of json. On the older guides where you read āemlā, replace it with ājsonā and youāll be fine.
Few things Ive noticed as I was reading the thread:
Source card has 4 byte (N)UID
Source card has weak PRNG
Source card has 1k memory
You are using Proxspace
You have used Autopwn/recovery commands multiple times
You are copying to a gen1a (primarily)
Taking into accounā¦
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PROJECT
https://siliconbased.us/pm3/ref/help.php
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Chippedā¦ Noā¦
But his affair partner could send morse code to him using one of these. But hed really have to get it up there for you to not notice it sticking out.
So not necesarily implanted. More inserted.
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@Hamspiced being anything but spicy@aw9d ās Flipper
Update for the forum
Received @aw9d flipper today. He did everything right. The board was even in good condition. Best i can tell from the documentation was that somewhere along the way an internal fuze was popped and the positive terminal no longer received power.
The above post i mentioned another person running a jumper from the 3v3 pad to the positive terminal of the RGB board was the proper fix. Running the jumper and turning the flipper on and it popped to life. Screen times out asā¦
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for all the fame and glory that comes with it
I feel this at least deserves a nomination.