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#51 2014-05-02 20:59:36
- iceman
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
well, I have all different merges going on, from your iclass-base, penturas, midnitesnake, latest patches and my own into one codebase. Not so easily to know which code is the correct one always.
Since the github move, there has been a lot of code developed but few commits into a stable branch.
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#52 2014-05-02 21:04:34
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
well, I have all different merges going on, from your iclass-base, penturas, midnitesnake, latest patches and my own into one codebase. Not so easily to know which code is the correct one always.
My iclass-branch is focused on reader-attack. That is:
- From the PC, send a list of uid:s to simulate
- On the device, simulate them one by one, and gather MAC:s.
- After MAC collection, send them back to PC.
This will enable the key-leak attack. However, I am currently having problems emulating iclass cards, which I'm going to investigate further on the fpga-side. I'll get better equipment for that soonish.
Since the github move, there has been a lot of code developed but few commits into a stable branch.
Yes, but hopefully that's for the better, if we can cooperate a bit on patches and make them better before going into main. I really don't like the way that promiscuous svn-commits has led to long-standing bugs which takes years before they are patched.
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#53 2014-05-03 00:07:34
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
Holiman send me an email i'm not very sure what is your email, i don´t want to send to the wrong person
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#54 2014-05-03 15:34:04
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
This topic is "MIFARE Ultralight » Ultralight C - in testing". How about we continue discussions about desfire in another thread..
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#55 2014-12-14 04:21:15
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
I was able to add openssl to MinGW using this guide from page 12 to page 16 - (after installing it also copy this folder inside the proxmark3 \client folder)
any hint what folder/file this is referring to? i'm attempting to install openssl.
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#56 2014-12-14 10:39:19
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#57 2014-12-15 05:11:28
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Thanks, that clears up a bunch.
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#58 2014-12-16 04:26:35
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
Is the mfu code in the main branch yet? If not, any ideas on when it will be?
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#59 2014-12-16 12:15:01
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
I guess that will depend on if Midnitesnake will make a pull request
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#60 2014-12-18 09:06:53
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
I've been busy of late, after some time off for work related stress; I've got a new job, where I've basically started from scratch and am currently building my own Team. I haven't had much free time, and all my projects have been on hold.
Hopefully, over the holidays (though there will be family distractions) I can finish porting the code; basically I'm trying to move all the MFU code into its own section (which will contain MFU & MFUC), there is a fair bit of code duplication at the moment, so want to cut this down.
The current PoC is should be sitting in unstable if you want to help out?
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#61 2014-12-18 09:56:01
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
I did move all your ul stuff into cmdhfmfu.c since the cmdhfmf.c is so big already. You can see it in my fork. I also added some extra info to your dump cmd.
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#62 2015-01-26 22:44:33
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And now, the Ultralight stuff is in the PM3-master.
Go a head and check it out.
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#63 2015-01-28 04:06:37
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Re: Ultralight C - in testing
Thanks appreciate your efforts!
Sorry, I'm absent these days, time is hard to find.
Kudos to you!
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