Long-range iCLASS RFID Capture System

Descripción

The Mayweather Long-range iCLASS RFID Capture System combines a long-range reader with Doppelgänger Core for authorised assessment of compatible access-control credentials. It supports capture and analysis workflows for professional penetration testing, red-team engagements and security research where written permission is in place.

Key features

• Captures compatible HID iCLASS, iCLASS SE and SEOS credentials at distances of up to 45 cm, according to the published product information.
• Uses Doppelgänger Core for RFID credential capture and analysis.
• Supports management, analysis, saving and tagging of captured credentials through a cross-platform web interface.
• Supports exporting captured credential data for authorised assessment workflows.
• Designed for field use without relying on an unreliable external antenna or a tethered computer.
• Mayweather identifies the system for professional red-team and physical penetration-testing engagements.

Technical details

• Reader platform: HID iCLASS SE R90, as specified in the published product information.
• Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz.
• Supported credential families: iCLASS, iCLASS SE and SEOS.
• Published capture range: up to 45 cm.
• Core platform: Doppelgänger Core, which is documented as supporting iCLASS Legacy, iCLASS SE and iCLASS Seos formats.

Compatibility and setup

The system uses Doppelgänger Core and a cross-platform web interface for device control and credential analysis. Official documentation lists support for the HID iCLASS SE R90 reader with legacy support enabled. Confirm current firmware, host requirements and any required accessories in the manufacturer documentation before deployment.

Buying in the UK and EU

RedKit Labs lists this Mayweather product for professional buyers in the UK and EU, with prices available in GBP, EUR or USD and VAT handled at checkout. Radio transmission is regulated by national rules, including licence-exempt band conditions, so review local requirements before use; receiving and analysing authorised RFID data is the common lawful use.