Proxmark 3 RDV4.01

Beschrijving

The Proxmark 3 RDV4.01 from RFID Research Group is a portable tool for examining RFID systems during authorised penetration tests, security research and training. It supports work with systems operating at 125 kHz, 134 kHz and 13.56 MHz, including reading, writing, analysis, snooping, replay, emulation, modulation, demodulation, decoding and encoding.

Key features

• Designed for RFID analysis and authorised red-team engagements.
• Supports low-frequency 125 kHz and 134 kHz systems, plus 13.56 MHz systems.
• Internal antennas with a modular antenna system.
• Swappable, pre-tuned antennas for different test requirements.
• Antenna frequency switching for 125 kHz and 134 kHz operation.
• Q-Switch antenna control for adapting the antenna to specific operations.
• Gold-plated FPC connector for compatible peripherals.
• SIM/SAM reader.
• Eight status LEDs for at-a-glance device feedback.
• Compact ABS enclosure designed for portable field work.

Technical details

• Hardware revision: RDV4.01.
• Supported frequency ranges: 125 kHz, 134 kHz and 13.56 MHz.
• Updated CPU and more than eight times the memory of the RDV2 revision.
• Internal antennas and hot-swappable antenna support.
• Options: Standard and Complete accessories.

Compatibility and setup

The official RFID Research Group Proxmark3 project provides installation and build guidance for Linux, macOS and Windows, with separate instructions for RDV4 hardware. Setup requires a compatible host computer and the relevant Proxmark3 client and firmware from the project documentation. Extra antennas or expansion hardware should be selected according to the test requirements.

Buying in the UK and EU

RedKit Labs offers this RFID Research Group device with pricing displayed in GBP, EUR or USD, with VAT handled at checkout. UK and EU buyers must use it only with permission and review applicable access-tool and radio regulations. Transmitting is regulated by national radio rules and licence-exempt band conditions, while receiving and analysing authorised RFID systems is the common lawful use.