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Not OP but I still use mine quite frequently. - My family’s old subhz car keys are dying so I cloned it & use the flipper when the real one doesn’t work. It’s
by _lvbh 2y ago
Not OP but I still use mine quite frequently.
- My family’s old subhz car keys are dying so I cloned it & use the flipper when the real one doesn’t work. It’s a car from before the 2000s so no security whatsoever.
- Apartment, lift, gym rfid. Don’t need to bring multiple sets of cards
- IR is also helpful as a backup while I procrastinate going out and buying batteries for some remotes.
- theturtletalks 2y agoI thought many gym and apartment key fobs can’t be replicated due to rolling keys. Has this been addressed or flipper works on older fobs?
- panki27 2y agoRolling keys is more of an RF thing, fobs are NFC or RFID (rolling key is still vulnerable to a simple replay attack). For NFC/RFID it depends entirely on the card. You can easily clone Mifare Classic, but on newer ones there's no way I know of, and the software does not (yet) have support for Legic (which has been broken for over a decade).
- _lvbh 2y agoI’m in Malaysia. We still think RFID is a new thing