ICopy-XS

Beschrijving

The iCopy-XS is a standalone RFID research tool for authorised security assessments. Built around the Proxmark 3 platform, it can read, analyse and write supported low-frequency and high-frequency RFID credentials without requiring an external computer for routine work. Use it only with credentials and systems you are authorised to assess.

Key features

• Portable RFID platform: Work with supported LF and HF tags using the device screen and navigation buttons.
• Proxmark 3 based: Provides access to Proxmark functionality for professional testing and research.
• LF and HF support: Covers selected 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz RFID technologies, including MIFARE, NTAG, iCLASS Legacy, HID Prox, Indala, T5577 and selected ISO15693 tags.
• Standalone operation: Routine tag operations can be performed without a separate computer.
• Open-source software: The iCopy-XS runs the open-source iCopy-X interface and latest published Iceman Proxmark firmware.
• Internal storage: Tag data can be saved and transferred using the device’s internal memory.
• Computer access: Connect to a computer for advanced work through the Proxmark client shell.

Technical details

• RFID frequencies: LF at 125/134 kHz and HF at 13.56 MHz.
• HF standards: ISO14443A, ISO14443B and ISO15693, with supported technologies varying by tag type.
• Internal memory: 16 GB.
• Operating system: Linux-based NIUI.
• Card packs: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced options provide different selections of compatible test cards and tags.

Compatibility and setup

Place a supported credential on the device and select the required operation from the interface. Advanced users can connect the iCopy-XS to a computer and use the Proxmark client. MIFARE DESFire, EMV payment cards and iCLASS Elite credentials with custom keys are not supported. iCLASS SE and iCLASS SEOS workflows require a compatible decoder accessory. Card-pack contents vary by option.

Buying in the UK and EU

RedKit Labs displays prices in GBP, EUR and USD, with VAT handled at checkout where applicable. UK and EU buyers must review national rules covering RFID access tools and data handling. Radio transmission is regulated by national radio rules and licence-exempt band conditions; receiving and analysing authorised signals is the common lawful use.