11-04-2021, 07:38 PM
Hi everyone,
A friend of mine asked me for help "to mess around" with his student card. The card he has is an ISIC card (isic.org). He has a credit which he re-charges through a machine in order to pay the cafeteria. That card is also used to unlock doors around campus. The readers they use: https://www.nedapsecurity.com/component/...s-readers/
I wanted to explore the dump data of the card but I can't even get my RFID-RC522 to detect it. I'm pretty sure the card's credit is stored on a db server-side but the data which indicates what doors it can unlock it's on the card itself.
So my question is, what technology is the card using and what do I need to use to read it? Any aliexpress links will be greatly appreciated. Also, any ideas of what you'd do in this situation are greatly appreciated.
I guess the end goal would be to have access to all doors. Infinite money would be nice but the only way I have thought of that would be through cloning other people's card and using their UID whenever he'll pay.
Many thanks.
A friend of mine asked me for help "to mess around" with his student card. The card he has is an ISIC card (isic.org). He has a credit which he re-charges through a machine in order to pay the cafeteria. That card is also used to unlock doors around campus. The readers they use: https://www.nedapsecurity.com/component/...s-readers/
I wanted to explore the dump data of the card but I can't even get my RFID-RC522 to detect it. I'm pretty sure the card's credit is stored on a db server-side but the data which indicates what doors it can unlock it's on the card itself.
So my question is, what technology is the card using and what do I need to use to read it? Any aliexpress links will be greatly appreciated. Also, any ideas of what you'd do in this situation are greatly appreciated.
I guess the end goal would be to have access to all doors. Infinite money would be nice but the only way I have thought of that would be through cloning other people's card and using their UID whenever he'll pay.
Many thanks.