Is your transponder blocked by a license and therefore cannot be taught to locking systems or check-in devices? We would like to show you how you could still copy transponders with copy protection or license keys for test purposes.
If you want to copy an ordinary transponder, this small tutorial will help you:
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Installing the prerequisites:apt-get install pcscd pcsc-tools libpcsclite-dev libpcsclite1 libusb-dev git
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Edit block list for drivers:nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-libnfc.confblacklist pn533-usbblacklist pn533blacklist nfc
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Restart the computer or execute the following commands:modprobe -r pn533-usbmodprobe -r pn533modprobe -r nfcMust always be done without reboot if NFC Device is displayed as Busy
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31131569/unable-to-claim-usb-interface-device-or-resource-busy – Help if USB Device Busy
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Install standard NFC driver:apt-get install libnfc-bin libnfc-dev libnfc5
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Check whether the reader is recognized:nfc-scan-device
- nfc-list
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Install miLazyCrackercd ~mkdir nfccd nfccd miLazyCracker./miLazyCrackerFreshInstall.sh
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Change to the working directory and start miLazyCrackercd ~cd nfcmkdir mydumpscd mydumpsmiLazyCracker
- Expenditures:
Do not wait too long. Press Enter at 2000-3000 nonces (or wait for the process to start by itself).
The yellow marked cracking took about 5h with 16 CPU cores.
The whole thing repeats with the key B [lasted min. 20min].
All sectors are output
Place the target tag on the NFC reader (e.g. X3 Elite) and press Y+Enter.
Data is written