Everything the team reaches for — CTF, red team, blue team, OSINT, forensics, wireless and living-off-the-land, plus the one-liners we retype every engagement. Search, filter by tag, and click any code block to copy it.
Open-source hardware that emulates and clones RFID/NFC tags (rather than just reading them) — used to test how access-control readers react to a spoofed or replayed credential.
Pocket-sized successor to ChameleonMini with BLE control from a phone app, dual-frequency (LF+HF) emulation, and onboard support for common Mifare attacks.
Pocket multi-tool for RF/RFID/NFC/infrared/iButton with a Dolphin-themed UI — reads, emulates and replays sub-GHz, 125kHz LF and 13.56MHz HF tags, plus GPIO for basic hardware hacking.
The base NFC hardware abstraction library most Linux NFC tooling is built on, including mfoc and mfcuk — the standard tools for recovering MIFARE Classic keys.
nfc-list
Community custom firmware for Flipper Zero focused on stability and quality-of-life features on top of the official stack (more protocols, UI tweaks, plugin support).
The de-facto reference RFID/NFC research tool and its firmware/client software — reads, writes, clones and analyses a wide range of low- and high-frequency card technologies.
proxmark3 /dev/ttyACM0
The community-maintained fork of the Proxmark3 client/firmware, now the de facto standard for anything RFID/NFC beyond casual tag reading — LF/HF, Mifare attacks, standalone scripting.
pm3 -c "hf 14a info"
Adam Laurie's long-running Python library and script collection for RFID reader hardware — tag enumeration, Mifare Classic key attacks and general LF/HF experimentation predating most of today's GUI tools.
Feature-maximalist community custom firmware for Flipper Zero — bundles extra sub-GHz frequencies/protocols, apps and unlocks beyond what the stock firmware ships.