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key never change

Open NotsOverflow opened this issue 8 years ago • 11 comments

hello, i use "mfcuk -C -R 0 -v 3 -o dump" to try to find a key with the last version of mfcuk it seams not to work cause the key is always 000000000 in the verbose output

Let me entertain you! uid: d3e215f3 type: 08 key: 000000000000 block: 03 diff Nt: 3351 auths: 9997

is it normal? or do i have to change something in the source code to make it change the key? thanks in advance.

NotsOverflow avatar Sep 19 '15 15:09 NotsOverflow

I have the same issue.

ilfuriano avatar Jan 14 '16 19:01 ilfuriano

i just waited and everything went ok ;)

(don't forger to get uid-changable cards :p )

NotsOverflow avatar Jan 14 '16 20:01 NotsOverflow

Which version of mfoc and libnfc did you use?

ilfuriano avatar Jan 14 '16 20:01 ilfuriano

not sure, the one in this tutorial or above :/

http://www.george-smart.co.uk/wiki/NFC_Experiments

NotsOverflow avatar Jan 14 '16 20:01 NotsOverflow

Same issue. OS X, libnfc 1.7.1, mfcuk 0.3.8

theforcedk avatar Apr 30 '16 17:04 theforcedk

@richardjuan i have the same issue, are you confirm mfcuk is running ok even the key never change?

shoaly avatar Feb 15 '17 03:02 shoaly

@shoaly yep, everything is ok. btw some reader implementation ( garrage door, buildings entry ) look like they don't care about what's in the key and only look for the uid :)

NotsOverflow avatar Feb 17 '17 12:02 NotsOverflow

@richardjuan How long did it eventually take?

SamDecrock avatar May 09 '19 09:05 SamDecrock

After 2 days I got this error:

Let me entertain you!
    uid: 985d588e
   type: 08
    key: 000000000000
  block: 03
diff Nt: 65536
  auths: 128671
-----------------------------------------------------
mfcuk: ERROR: mfcuk_key_recovery_block() (error code=0x09)

SamDecrock avatar May 09 '19 17:05 SamDecrock

@SamDecrock Hello, at the end have you successfully crack the card?

ChunJyeBehBeh avatar Aug 17 '19 11:08 ChunJyeBehBeh

@ChunJyeBehBeh I did using the mfoc hardnested fork. I made a write up about it.

SamDecrock avatar Aug 18 '19 06:08 SamDecrock