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I used command simbidir, another reader write some data to emulated hitag and changed password and configuration byte.
How i can get data from emulated hitag?
Pls help me, i cant find info about emulate hitag2 on forum.
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You should create a binary memory dump of a hitag2 transponder. You can look at the "hitag2.ht2" example in the client folder.
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I know it but where i can see changed data?
It will write back to file hitag.ht2? Or i need use another command to get it?
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use a hex-editor to change the transponder image
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I know how to change data.
I asking about how i can read data which was changed by reader-writer after work with emulated TAG.
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You could add a function to save the dump back to a file. If you look at the functionality to load the memory, it is not hard to add one to save it again. Let us know when you have a patch that implements that, it would be nice to share all development.
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I did modified the cmdlfhitag.c file so that I can write the list back to a file (with my little know-how about c).
You can use it with the following command:
proxmark3> lf hitag list output.ht2
recorded activity:
ETU :rssi: who bytes
---------+----+----+-----------
+ 0: : c0
+ 187: 0: TAG 47! 26 ea b3
+ 90: : 4d 49 4b 52
+ 187: 0: TAG 00! aa! 48! 54
+ 90: : c1 c0
+ 187: 0: TAG 47! 26 ea b3
+ 90: : c9 80
+ 187: 0: TAG 4d! 49 4b! 52
+ 90: : d1 40
+ 187: 0: TAG 00! 00! 4f 4e!
+ 90: : d9 00
+ 187: 0: TAG 00! aa! 48! 54
+ 90: : e0 c0
+ 186: 0: TAG ff! ff! ff! ff!
+ 90: : e8 80
+ 187: 0: TAG ff! ff! ff! ff!
+ 90: : f0 40
+ 186: 0: TAG 00! 00! ff! ff!
+ 90: : f8 00
+ 187: 0: TAG ff! ff! ff! ff!
List output succesfully written to file: output.ht2In your client dir, you will find an file called output.ht2
I don't know if this is useful? Let me know
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Hey Thijs,
This would be very useful. Are you willing to commit the changes back into the SVN?
If so, please send me your google account, I'll make sure you get access.
Best regards,
Roel
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It very good for password mode but if reader-writer device change CFG bit to crypto mode i cant read any info from LOG.
Best way is write to file all pages of transponder.
ETU :rssi: who bytes
--------+----+----+-----------
+ 0: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 910: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 195: : 4d 49 4b 52
+ 0: 0: TAG 06! aa! 48! 54
+ 195: : d1 40
+ 0: 0: TAG 20 68 4f 4e!
+ 193: : e0 c0
+ 0: 0: TAG 46 5f! 4f 4b!
+ 204: : e8 80
+ 0: 0: TAG 55! 55! 55! 55!
+ 204: : f0 40
+ 0: 0: TAG 00! 00! 00! 22!
+ 193: : f8 00
+ 0: 0: TAG 00! 00! 00! 11!
+ 204: : c9 80
+ 0: 0: TAG 4d! 49 4b! 52
+ 910: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 911: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 195: : 4d 49 4b 52
+ 0: 0: TAG 06! aa! 48! 54
+ 193: : d1 40
+ 0: 0: TAG 20 68 4f 4e!
+ 193: : e0 c0
+ 0: 0: TAG 46 5f! 4f 4b!
+ 172: : e8 80
+ 0: 0: TAG 55! 55! 55! 55!
+ 201: : f0 40
+ 0: 0: TAG 00! 00! 00! 22!
+ 196: : f8 00
+ 0: 0: TAG 00! 00! 00! 11!
+ 202: : c9 80
+ 0: 0: TAG 4d! 49 4b! 52
+ 910: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 194: : 4d 49 4b 52
+ 0: 0: TAG 06! aa! 48! 54
+ 191: : 9b 00
+ 0: 0: TAG 9b 00!
+ 187: : 0e aa 48 54
+ 908: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 2230: : cd 80 b6 ce 14 83 f0 63
+ 0: 0: TAG 74! ec 24! 21!
+ 3057: : ec c0
+ 0: 0: TAG 11! c0!
+ 1051: : 2b 98 36 6a
+ 910: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 2233: : d3 9d 1b 56 b5 67 2f 3e
+ 0: 0: TAG 63! 3e 88! d8!
+ 2977: : 76 40
+ 0: 0: TAG 79 40
+ 1063: : ca 61 f1 0d
+ 910: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 2213: : 6c 2d 95 6e f8 9d e0 71
+ 0: 0: TAG ad c2 f8 82!
+ 3027: : 8d 00
+ 0: 0: TAG 7d! 00!
+ 1068: : da 98 b1 36
+ 910: : c0
+ 0: 0: TAG ff! c3! 02 1c
+ 2223: : 3d 55 dc 08 1a bb d0 20
+ 0: 0: TAG da 6a! 04 01
+ 3083: : 4c c0
+ 0: 0: TAG b3 00!
+ 1060: : 74 59 dd ffOffline