Project Walrus is an an open-source Android-based tool that aims to provide a unified interface over multiple RFID devices.
Designed as a pentesting / red-teaming accessory, it also provides a centralised system for bulk-reading cards, card management, reading, writing and emulation.
Learn how to easily sniff, emulate and write LF and HF cards with Project Walrus.
LAB401 ACADEMY: Proxmark 3 and Unknown Low Frequency Tags INTRODUCTION: Second in a series by renowned RFID & Proxmark expert, iceman. This tutorial dives deeper into low frequency tags. At the end of the tutorial, you'll leverage the Proxmark 3's...
First tutorial in a series by renowned RFID & Proxmark expert, iceman.
Dive into Low Frequency tags with your Proxmark 3 - learn about how to plot, export and import data scans, demodulate unknown cards, and more.
Lab401's Magic NTAG 21x is an incredibly powerful card. It can not only fully emulate the NTAG 213, 215 and 216, but also provide partial emulation of many other cards, including the NTAG 12C 2K Plus and Ultralight EV1 families!
Thanks to iceman's fully featured script, using the Magic NTAG 21x is incredibly easy.
You may have seen on the Proxmark Forum references to 'Flashing custom firmware', or people discussing the 'iceman branch', or the 'marshmellow branch'.
What are these branches, what is custom firmware, and why may it be relevant to you?
Learn how to safely flash your Proxmark 3 RDV with our step by step guide.
Traditionally, getting your Proxmark 3 setup on a Windows system has been confusing and painful.
With Lab401 Academy's step by step guide, you'll have your Proxmark running on a Windows 7, 8 or 10 system in no time.
