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#1 2018-02-01 11:10:18
- neoprema
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- Registered: 2017-01-10
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If phone can read it, why not PM3?
Hi All,
I have a question. I've been issued with 2 credit-cards with the tap-to-pay system. Proxmark identifies these as a MIFARE 4K DESFIRE card.
What puzzles me is, if i download a run-of-the-mill Android NFC app and scan the card with a Galaxy S7 - the app displays the Credit-card number, expiry date and name.
The Proxmark however refuses to get any data off the card. It just says the keys are invalid, or other errors. What am i doing wrong? It does successfully identify the card though.
Thanks,
neoprema
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#2 2018-02-01 11:36:12
- iceman
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Re: If phone can read it, why not PM3?
that would be because Desfire isn't implemented on PM3...
but if you want to try reading a EMV card (like credit cards), you can test the new commands under
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#3 2018-02-01 13:20:01
- neoprema
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Re: If phone can read it, why not PM3?
cool thanks. ive tried - not sure what all the output means so i'll have to play with it more. Nothing looking like card data is being returned but it might be in HEX.
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