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Hi Guys. I remember there being some kind of HID bruteforce script around.
Can one of you point me to that script?
All i really want to play with is changing the number on a tag to see of the next few numbers in sequence also work.
HID Prox TAG ID: 3709cb6331 (45464) - Format Len: 36bit - FC: 0 - Card: 0
So i would like to try (45465) etc. (I assume they usually are in sequence? or are they random numbers, and I should not bother?)
I am not sure how to calculate these out, so any info would be great.
Thanks guys.
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Last edited by Apt-Get (2016-02-16 20:09:06)
does your tag have 45464 printed on it? the pm3 didn't fully recognize the format (thus the FC: 0 - Card: 0) so the 45464 may not be correct either.
I believe iceman and others had a bruteforce, but it was only the 26 bit format as I recall.
does your tag have 45464 printed on it? the pm3 didn't fully recognize the format (thus the FC: 0 - Card: 0) so the 45464 may not be correct either.
I believe iceman and others had a bruteforce, but it was only the 26 bit format as I recall.
This is from a keyscan transmitter so no tag ids are printed on the fob.. I have noticed they always scan like that. but a clone works.
Last edited by Apt-Get (2016-02-16 20:52:49)
What other purpose does the fob serve? (What do the buttons do?)
Found another online wiegand calc, besides brivco
http://www.ccdesignworks.com/wiegand_calc.htm