RFID Pentester Tag Pack

Description

The Generic RFID Pentester Tag Pack gives penetration testers, red teams and security students a selection of RFID cards, tags and fobs for authorised testing, research and education. Three pack options provide different combinations of changeable-UID, DirectWrite, emulator and specialist formats, as documented by the supplier.

Key features

• Basic Pack: MIFARE Classic-compatible 1K and 4K UID-changeable cards and fobs, a MIFARE Ultralight-compatible UID-changeable card, 125 kHz T5577 keyfobs and RFID blocker cards.
• Standard Pack: the Basic selection plus one-time-changeable fobs and MIFARE DESFire EV1-compatible emulator cards with 4-byte and 7-byte UIDs.
• Complete Pack: adds further specialist formats, including MIFARE Classic-compatible 7-byte UID cards, MIFARE Ultralight-C-compatible cards, an Ultimate Magic Card, multi-RFID keyfob, NTAG 213-compatible card and additional emulator and modifiable cards.
• Pack contents and quantities vary by selected pack type.

Technical details

• Formats include coin tags, cards and fobs.
• Published contents include 125 kHz T5577 keyfobs and cards compatible with MIFARE Classic, MIFARE Ultralight, MIFARE DESFire, NTAG, MIFARE Mini and ICODE formats.
• Complete Pack contents include a MIFARE DESFire EV2-compatible emulator and a card with modifiable UID, ATQA, SAK, ATS and APDU fields.

Compatibility and setup

Use the cards and tags with an RFID tool that supports the relevant published format. The supplier does not specify a universal reader, operating system, software package or firmware requirement for this pack, so check the individual tag documentation and your reader manufacturer’s compatibility information before use.

Buying in the UK and EU

RedKit Labs lists this Generic pack in Basic, Standard and Complete options, with prices available in GBP, EUR or USD and VAT handled at checkout. UK and EU buyers must follow applicable access-control, privacy and radio regulations, and only use the pack for authorised work. Transmitting is regulated by national radio rules and licence-exempt bands; receiving and analysing RFID signals is the common lawful use.