Lab401 is excited to present the latest version of its ChameleonMini UI Tool, version 1.1.0.1
With ahuge thanks to iceman, who has put in a huge amount of work over the last few months, the Chameleon Mini UI tool is a powerful update on the previous version, and is also open source.
The changelog is as follows:
User-friendly dump file management with the option to byte-wise compare two different dump files
Color templating of binary files (templates included: Mifare Classic s20, s50, Mifare UL-ev1 164b)
Long button press action support
Improved GUI layout (drag 'n drop)
Multilanguage support (includes english, greek, french, italian, swedish, chinese)
As before, the version supportsautomagic detection of:
Chameleon Mini RevE
Chameleon Mini RevE Rebooted
Chameleon Mini RevG
The software allows for:
Slot management
Bulk-actions
Uploading / Downloading of dumps
mfkey32 aka "reader attack"
The settings tab provides:
Keep-Alive functionality
RSSI Voltage monitoring
Default downloading locations
Intelligent Bootloader, Flashing and Default Firmware Restoration functions
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