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Spanish ID 3.0
Hi all!
I'm from Spain and I own a new Spanish ID Card, which uses NFC.
So reading the specifications, it uses a CAN
(Card Access Number) to read the owner information (Name, Surname, Photo, Birth Date and so on). So there's a photo of the card:
In the photo, at the right-bottom corner, the CAN
appears (123456
). I was testing with my PM3 and I was wondering if there is a command to extract this information.
hf search
I got really confused when I did the hf search
command. The output gives my a different UID
each time 😕
pm3 --> hf search
UID : E4 35 02 07
ATQB : E1 F3 5E 11 77 81 A1
CHIPID : 00
App Data: E1 F3 5E 11
Protocol: 77 81 A1
Bit Rate: 212 kbit/s PICC -> PCD supported
Bit Rate: 424 kbit/s PICC -> PCD supported
Bit Rate: 847 kbit/s PICC -> PCD supported
Bit Rate: 212 kbit/s PICC <- PCD supported
Bit Rate: 424 kbit/s PICC <- PCD supported
Bit Rate: 847 kbit/s PICC <- PCD supported
Max Frame Size: 256 bytes
Protocol Type: Protocol is compliant with ISO/IEC 14443-4
Frame Wait Integer: 10 - 32768 ETUs | 309248 us
App Data Code: Application is Proprietary
Frame Options: NAD is not supported
Frame Options: CID is supported
Tag :
Max Buf Length: 0 (MBLI) chained frames not supported
CDI : 0
Valid ISO14443-B Tag Found - Quiting Search
And next time:
pm3 --> hf search
UID : EA B9 5D 95
ATQB : E1 F3 5E 11 77 81 A1
CHIPID : 00
App Data: E1 F3 5E 11
Protocol: 77 81 A1
Bit Rate: 212 kbit/s PICC -> PCD supported
Bit Rate: 424 kbit/s PICC -> PCD supported
Bit Rate: 847 kbit/s PICC -> PCD supported
Bit Rate: 212 kbit/s PICC <- PCD supported
Bit Rate: 424 kbit/s PICC <- PCD supported
Bit Rate: 847 kbit/s PICC <- PCD supported
Max Frame Size: 256 bytes
Protocol Type: Protocol is compliant with ISO/IEC 14443-4
Frame Wait Integer: 10 - 32768 ETUs | 309248 us
App Data Code: Application is Proprietary
Frame Options: NAD is not supported
Frame Options: CID is supported
Tag :
Max Buf Length: 0 (MBLI) chained frames not supported
CDI : 0
Valid ISO14443-B Tag Found - Quiting Search
So it will be really nice to implement something to "attack" the card, or even a Lua script. I'll work on it, but I need some help and orientation.
Regards!! 😃