yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[NFC Hacking] Lownita:
Just to get that right: If I scan my german ID, phone makes a noise but nothing happens. So what can I do with that? Reading the information stored? Or just triggering some action on the phone with my ID?
[NFC Hacking] InfX:
We should, indeed, start mentioning what scanning a given tag may be good for. For example, for an Israeli transportation card (rav kav) there is an application that shows you the remaining rides and/or credit on each contract youve got as well as a list of the last few rides + personal info (id number etc).
[NFC Hacking] drumz0rz:
I've tried reading my enhanced NY drivers license, or my Passport, or ID access cards and none of them seem to pick up. I have a HTC Droid DNA, is my NFC chip just not capable of reading these chips?
[NFC Hacking] Jon23:
NFS

You cane read Metro tk..
[NFC Hacking] 88ergts:
You need a special app called nfc taginfo and the addon passport reader then you can read out your passport... but th information your id card(personalausweis) are encrypted in a way only officials can read
[NFC Hacking] trackmastersteve:
DiscoverCard has a card as well. It's called DiscoverCard Zip.
[NFC Hacking] sebagal:
You can also read a public transport card in Warsaw, Poland from ZTM company
[NFC Hacking] naja_return:
You can also scan public transit card in Thailand

- Bangkok BTS Rabbit Card

- Bangkok MRT Card (Metro)
[NFC Hacking] imankareem:
perth australia

transperth smart rider (perth) can also be read
[NFC Hacking] frozzcsoo:
goodidea.
[NFC Hacking] theori1:
Istanbul Public Transportation Card(İstanbul Kart) can be scanned too.
[NFC Hacking] luckyluke78:
Scannable items from down under:

NZ Passport

"HOP" (Snapper) Public Transport Card

Air New Zealand Airpoints (oneSMART) card
[NFC Hacking] Lil B Rules All:
Nice List

Thank you for the list!! Im gonna start trying to scan every NFC device I can get near and ill let you know what works!!
[NFC Hacking] Impish1:
Lol must not be too poor if you go to great Wolf Lodge lol
[NFC Hacking] Athoomas:
Hey thanks! I never knew I could scan the ov chipkaart
[NFC Hacking] yyqsg:
what can i do since a visa paywave can be scanned?

can i buy stuffs just by scanning?

or pretty much nothing?
[NFC Hacking] TeddyBeers:
Polish passport issued 2005 dont have nfc

Another one issued 2009 contain nfc chip
[NFC Hacking] urobbot:
"Politecnico di Milano" university card (visa paywave enabled) is recognised by nfc
[NFC Hacking] PracticalNFC:
Epic thread

Loving this thread add Leeds Met University to the list
[NFC Hacking] keygenSVK:
This thread is great, good info, thanks
[NFC Hacking] Arcano:
Alicante's (Spain) public transportation card is also nfc enabled.
[NFC Hacking] hbernier:
NFC Scanner Apps

Hi,

I've seen some apps on Google Play for scanning NFC devices. I am interested in checking how secured are the cards in my wallet. Does anybody know if these apps are OK? Because it would be easy for someone to post an app that would send back to him all your personal info using your wifi link.

Any comment on that?

Thanks
[NFC Hacking] gregpxc:
I was unaware so many things had NFC at this point. Do all these things state it or are you guys just trying various things in your wallet?
[NFC Hacking] babjipemmadi:
nfc

I've seen some apps on Google Play for scanning NFC devices. I am interested in checking how secured are the cards in my wallet. Does anybody know if these apps are OK? Because it would be easy for someone to post an app that would send back to him all your personal info using your wifi link.
[NFC Hacking] Saleian:
I think That would be a RF scanner that captures credit cards

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[NFC Hacking] priddyma:
There was actual an app for Android made by a German(maybe?) security firm who was able to pull card # and exp date off the RFID credit/debit cards.
[NFC Hacking] hashish16:
Please add:

Minneapolis MetroTransit Metropasses and To-Go Cards.
[NFC Hacking] burtek:
In Poland also WKM - Warszawska Karta Miejska (Warsaw City Card; used in Public Transit and parking lots payments)
[NFC Hacking] amaddux:
You can add DisneyWorld Season Pass tickets to the list.
[NFC Hacking] c5satellite2:
Nfcproxy is the app and it is on sourceforge

Sent from the HOXL dimension of S-OFF
[NFC Hacking] boar-hooligan:
nfc

Moscow

bus ticket

subway

streetcar

suburban electric train

credit card Russian standart (master card)
[NFC Hacking] solomon56:
verified US passports work with a security code

clipper cards scan. (double checked)

some of the day pass VTA (Valley Transit Authority) cards scan but dont show any data on NFC reader apps.

Im still going to test the new Santa Cruz "touch cards" which i assume are NFC capable CruzPass and CruzCash just getting the NFC on my CM AT&T hox+ going...
[NFC Hacking] monacoo:
Add passport from Slovenia.

Is there a way to clone any of this cards using phone? Library card for example.
[NFC Hacking] BlobLobba:
some places

Some places around the world, their metro systems allow people to top up the credit on their smart card on to their phone. So the phone acts as a smart card.

I think it's specific to large cities and the phone has to be made to be compatible with the system. Anyone know more? I've seen some clips of people swiping their phone instead of the card when getting on buses and going through metro turnstiles.
[NFC Hacking] Mix3d:
Does anyone know if it works to "read" an encrypted NFC tag, ignore the fact it isn't understood, then regurgitate it later, essentially "cloning" the nfc tag? Or does the encryption just not work that way? (Like the tag needs the right decrypt key before it read's anything valuable at all)

Apart from the obvious security issues, I was wondering if this could be a way to consolidate any NFC cards I have or reduce the need to carry them at all.

Thanks!
[NFC Hacking] JakeyPie:
1st off this threads amazing (:

i belive you can also scan "MyKi" Cards here in Australia i'll confirm when i get one (:

MyKi cards are used for public transport like on busses etc
[NFC Hacking] Element515:
university of pittsburgh student ids can be scanned too
[NFC Hacking] Red Devil:
Mumbai BEST Bus ID cards can also be read. But it doesn't return anyinformation. Just a blank screen. Tried with my Nexus 7... Will try with an app and revert.
[NFC Hacking] PR0XiMA:
Norwegian Ruter bus cards can be read, but they are encrypted..

Card: MiFare DESFire EV1

Sent from my Blue N' Black NEXUS4 running my own build of CM10.1
[NFC Hacking] edgedamage:
My building uses sparkle xpress cards for the laundry machines. They work with NFC task launcher, I refuse to use the machines only to have people steal my clothes. And the card can be re written with NFC task launcher. Dammit I just wrote over the card and killed the $5.00 balance, the machines are so gross your clothes come out dirtier here.
[NFC Hacking] rastlin:
First, Ewwww....... secondly, if you had the cash and the time I bet you could figure out what bit(s) has changed them refund your self the $5 that you had lost. Now I do not condone stealing or hacking the washing machines in any way shape or form. This suggestion is for educational purposes only. I will not take any responsibility for your actions so if you get caught that is not my problem. Now with that out of the way personally I would wonder why they would use an unsure method of tracking payments. This can be breached by not only a smartphone but also cheap computer parts as well. Not good nor is it safe.
[NFC Hacking] galacticservant:
Yes, and it's technically considered a raw data dump, almost like a CD ROM image I guess...I have a post a page or so up where I stated such, and will be posting a link to a very informative page you would like

From The Q, Of Course

live the life you love, love the life you live

---------- Post added at 03:20 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:08 AM ----------

Yes, paying with the RFID embedded credit cards...I don't believe it was a German security firm, I know there was an individual who had a seminar in Vegas who demonstrated the vulnerability of these cards, and showed on stage how he could, with two Android phones, swipe someone's wallet with one device, dump the raw data from the card directly onto the second device using Beam, then emulate the credit card data and swipe the phone at a Pay Pass terminal and it would validate. However, due to rolling encryption keys, the data can only be useful for one or two swipes at best. But this only validates the theory that security encrypted cards are indeed able to be emulated with an Android device. However, the coding in the app he created was intentionally disabled for obvious security reasons.

From The Q, Of Course

live the life you love, love the life you live
[NFC Hacking] MiniEinstein:
Thanks for the list. Really helpful, I never know all those could be used with NFC
[NFC Hacking] edgedamage:
What did you use to write to them? I can read them but not write to them.
[NFC Hacking] rastlin:
I would love to see this link I was under the impression that the "secure area" was under some sort of encryption and is unreadable by our devices other than saying that there is data there, along with the point that our devices are not capable of writing to that area as well...
[NFC Hacking] 5s3a:
you can also scan ISIC cards aswell.
[NFC Hacking] Mix3d:
I too would like this link!
[NFC Hacking] Torpey13:
Never knew so many things used NFC. Thanks
[NFC Hacking] technolust109:
Added Cards

Parade College 2013 Student ID Cards

Melbourne Public Transport Myki Cards
[NFC Hacking] Evostance:
American Express Platinum Cashback Card can be scanned.

Citizen M hotel room keys can be scanned
[NFC Hacking] borgsta:
Can you read it properly? I'd love to be able to see how much credit I have left by using the NFC chip on my phone.
[NFC Hacking] mf_417:
You can add these from Iran:

Iran passports

Tehran metro cards

Mashhad metro cards

Ferdowsi Univ. of Mashhad,s Stu and Staff cards.

Mashhad,s car parking tags
[NFC Hacking] ozone89:
[MENTION=2754620]one5[/MENTION]

any contactless card from CTM (public transport) in Cagliary, Italy, is based on Mifare NFC
[NFC Hacking] Steve_max:
Add to the list:

- Rio de Janeiro prepaid subway cards

- Rio de Janeiro "RioCard" bus cards
[NFC Hacking] maysa:
Translink in Brisbane, Australia

Hi,

Translink is the combined train, bus, ferry public transport system in Brisbane, Australia. The NFC card used with this system is called a "Go Card"
[NFC Hacking] :
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gorgan (iran) bus cards
[NFC Hacking] fbaffoni:
Hi.

Can anyone tell me what software can i download todo make a backups of my mifare cards?

I found pone called Mifarecracker bit don't work with Nexus 4. And the software developer isn't anwering me.

Do you know another pone?

Thank you forma tour time.
[NFC Hacking] metalwraith:
If I ever have to frequnt the subways in Boston more often.. I'll keep my eyes peeled on the charlie card.
[NFC Hacking] tppickles:
The Algonquin College (Canada) Student cards after 2012 are scannable, along Kingston Transit (Ontario, Canada) which scans as a Mifare care so I would assume any other Mifare card would scan as well.
[NFC Hacking] Woogley:
When I enable NFC on my HTC One X and bring it close to Serbian biometric passport the phone sounds some wierd tone and nothing happenes. This notification tone is heard everytime I bring the back of the phone near the passport.
[NFC Hacking] ChitownWingMan:
Most of the firmware/apps that I have seen can read the following 13.56MHz RFID cards/tags:

ISO-14443A - Card Serial Number (CSN)

ISO-14443B/C - Pseudo Unique PICC Identifier (non-unique version of the Card Serial Number) [PUPI]

ISO-15693A - Card Serial Number

ISO-15693B/C - Pseudo Unique PICC Idendifier

ISO-18092 - Card Serial Number

Here is a list of some of the ISO-1443 and ISO-15693 compatible cards.

ISO-4443 compatible cards

Some iClass cards CSN

Mifare CSN

DESFire CSN

Legic Advant CSN

MiFare Ultralite

ISO-15693 compatible cards

I-Code CSN

Infineon CSN

SecuraKey etag CSN

Tag-It

ISO-18092 compatible cards

Sony Felica

All of the cards listed here contain an unencrypted and openly available Card Serial Number (CSN) or Pseudo Unique PICC Identified (PUPI).

Most of these cards contain additional information that may be encrypted and/or proprietary. Some of these cards contain as much as 32K or more of data storage. This data is indexed and/or has some kind of directory structure. This may also be encrypted and/or proprietary. It will be up to the application to determine location of and decryption method to read this data.

This is a good place to start for a description of what cards are compatible with what:

http://open-nfc.org/wp/home/documentation/tags-compatibility/
[NFC Hacking] globula_neagra:
University College Of Birmingham (UK) Student ID Card works also.
[NFC Hacking] eboye:
Same with Serbia passports :)
[NFC Hacking] Padlite:
Tarjeta Sin Contacto, Rosario's (Argentina) public transportation card is also recognized :)
[NFC Hacking] thisisfraa:
Belgian Passports also work
[NFC Hacking] Karolis:
Lithuanian passport and national ID card both can be scanned.
[NFC Hacking] r3zin:
I think NFC is a great opportunity for mobile payment solutions, but in Germany most of the Banks and shops began developping solutions ignoring NFC because the percentage of people having a smartphone supporting NFC is still too small.
[NFC Hacking] gallermo:
What a looong list!

But, can we emulate for example a ID Card of my university to use my phone?

Cheers from southamerica!
[NFC Hacking] cybhunter:
The problem at the moment deals with the stock framework used for android roms. The stock core libraries for android (under nfc.tech) only contain the follow,

ISODep

MifareClassic

MifareUltralight

Ndef

NdefFormatable

NfcA

NfcB

NfcBarcode (for API 17/ 4.2.x)

NfcF

NfcV

(source https://developer.android.com/reference/android/nfc/tech/package-summary.html)

for smartcard emulation at the current moment, custom roms that have IsoPcdA and/or IsoPcdB libraries must be used. A notable example of this modified framework being used lies with CyanogenMod ROM versions 9 and 10. Because of the modified framework CM ROMs can run an alternative to Google Wallet, called Tapp (the original reason why Tapp was created was Google Wallet Requires Access to the NFC Secure Element that a) not all NFC devices have b) Carriers can chose not to allow Google to access the secure element such as AT&T, Verzion and T-Mobile have done ). Instead of storing credentials locally on the phone, Tapp stores it on the could.

Currently trying to find a find to successfully port the needed libraries into a stock framework (got two of three needed files patched with the odex file causing problems, still trying to work that one out...) to allow rooted stock roms the ability to run the app

link to the apps official page

http://www.simplytapp.com/about.html

Hope that help answering your question
[NFC Hacking] oddspec:
Ya in the us a few of the bank cards already have NFC chips embedded so the smartphone thing didn't matter my chase card has had NFC for the last 8 years I believe
[NFC Hacking] AQUALabs:
The electronic passports in New Zealand also work, and the transport cards (HOP and AT HOP) are also scannable
[NFC Hacking] sshvetsov:
Singapore SMRT standard tickets and Kuala Lumpur MyRapid passes are scannable.
[NFC Hacking] m0fizor:
Bucharest (Romania) public transportation cards.
[NFC Hacking] Ygrek-Ix:
Polish public transport in Warsaw, ZTM(Zakład transportu miejskiego). Card is named "Warszawska karta miejska".
[NFC Hacking] ashik992:
ID card of American International University - Bangladesh (AIUB). But no info shows up. They just use the tag id and get the information from the sever.

I have one request to the OP if you don't mind updating the list with the names from posts. It might be easy for someone to find out the things.

Thank you.
[NFC Hacking] anarchyuk:
ha, mad! once u scan a uk passport enter the pp number. d.o.b and expiry it brings up your photo...

used nfc tag info app by nfc research lab on play store btw
[NFC Hacking] LogicXLz':
NFC phone beeps, then nothing...

The same happens in my case if I close up a Slovenian bus transport card to the back of the phone - a "weird" sound and then nothing... Does anyone know what is the matter?

Am I doing something wrong? Or am I missing something here? :confused:

I have Galaxy SIII.
[NFC Hacking] anarchyuk:
the noise indicates it has detected the radio transmitter in the chip, are you using a reader app like the one i mentioned a few posts up, if you run it over slowly and soon as you hear the noise keep it still, and if using the reader app it will bring up a please wait then data.
[NFC Hacking] LogicXLz':
NFC phone beeps, then nothing...

Nope. Did not use any app... I might have missed an info or a few, but I was under the impression that you don't need a separate app to view the content of a card over NFC?

So, let me see if I understand now... No mather which phone model or which card, if it beeps than some kind of data should come up, but I need some kind of app for viewing the NFC card content? Is this correct?:D
[NFC Hacking] anarchyuk:
Normally yeah, check out this link for a more indepth review of the required apps

http://www.nearfieldcommunication.org/android-apps.html
[NFC Hacking] philtrick:
Skylanders

All Skylanders figures are scannable, with the Giants characters illuminating when scanned.

:D
[NFC Hacking] gub:
Vigik security badges.

These are mifare 1k tags commonly used in France to secure apartment buildings. http://www.vigik.com/
[NFC Hacking] anarchyuk:
UK NHS ID badges scan, 1024kb
[NFC Hacking] adrian1996:
NFC game, and Dutch NFC cards

The Dutch banks ING and ABN Amro have NFC in their Cards too. But only the new one's (mid-2013) have the technology.

Also Activisions game Skylanders uses NFC. You've an NFC portal that you connect to your game platform. Then you can put your NFC enabled action figures on it.

So 2 more things to add to your list ;)

I can't give links to the source, couse I don't have 10 posts yet (so I can't post links), but you can find the information about the game on Wikipedia, and the information about the cards on Tweakers (Dutch site)

Ofcourse you can always DM me, for more information :good:
[NFC Hacking] Emilen942702:
Add French Passports :)
[NFC Hacking] hameedullah:
UAE Nol Cards have NFC tags, can be scanned.
[NFC Hacking] Jay Rock:
How do you scan San Diego compass cards?
[NFC Hacking] snipersquad8:
Miami Dade County Easypass cards work. Sadly, they are write protected, cause it'd be neat to have it bind guests' wifi and do other things for myself personally. Great app though!
[NFC Hacking] daniturn3:
Macdonalds Chip and pin readers in the uk have nfc never used it tho and soon to be tesco self service tills till gd luck when self service tills dont work with tesco app for reading club cards when u scan screen but normal till will
[NFC Hacking] bahuta8:
Young Ticket Plus from category others should be in public Transit:)
[NFC Hacking] ukkopaha:
I put a Skylanders Giants figure on the back of my One X. Figure turned lights on and my phone played the "nfc-fail" sound. Don't ask why I tried that :D
[NFC Hacking] yash1331:
Does Scanning With NFC Requires Any Special App To Scan ??
[NFC Hacking] kanewangkw:
You can add Shanghai Transport Card (purple version)
[NFC Hacking] technolust109:
at the moment i dont think so, im trying to ask some mates of mine i know to see whats the encryption behind it :)
[NFC Hacking] tommykw:
The Idea Store library books.
[NFC Hacking] Uppenberg:
It would be good to know what you can do with the info from example passports

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[NFC Hacking] vinay427:
Worked:

US Passport (already confirmed, but neat nonetheless)

Did not work:

North American trusted traveler card (NEXUS/SENTRI/Global Entry)

Michigan Enhanced Driver's License (same technology as the trusted traveler card, range of about one foot compared to NFC)

Local library card (uses HID which I believe is not compatible)

Same results on both an HTC One and a Nexus 4, by the way.
[NFC Hacking] tom12e:
Netherlands, ROC student ID is also using NFC
[NFC Hacking] dubsides:
My Transportation Worker Identification Card shows:
[NFC Hacking] Loldawg:
Serbia:

Visa Inspire by Bank Intesa (paywave card)

Passport (dob expiry and passport ID req to unlock info, you see basics, picture, fingerprint, biometrics are locked)

BusPlus (transportation card)

It would be fun to add funds to the transportation card but I got no idea how. If someone messed around with it hit me via pm or something it would be nice to learn about such stuff.
[NFC Hacking] worf_1977:
And my job's clearance card! LOL
[NFC Hacking] xSebbz:
Wall

My wall NFC sticker with wifi toggles :D
[NFC Hacking] Rasa11:
I scanned my moms US passport with my Galaxy Nexus and didnt get anything.

Ive also never scanned anything else so i could have just failed, but I imagine it should be easy enough.

But still got nothing. lol
[NFC Hacking] dieselboy:
Transperth cards here in Perth Australia trigger my phone's NFC but nothing happens other than a vibrate and an alert tone.

Are there any apps to manipulate the info, yet?
[NFC Hacking] scapper:
Wow just scanned my credit cards... Imagine if someone just "accidentally" bumps into my wallet with a boosted and hacked NFC device. I remember reading about this somewhere on Yahoo... But NFC is neat nonetheless!
[NFC Hacking] kookmasteraj:
Boston MBTA Charlie Cards scan and make the beep noise, but it says "This Tag is Not Supported"
[NFC Hacking] a.t.buro:
thank for post
[NFC Hacking] Eris _2.1_2010:
Got my phone to make noise with a TWIC card (Transportation Workers Identification Card). But nothing popped up.

Sent From My Exhilarating Exhilarate 4G
[NFC Hacking] Mix3d:
Keep in mind a regular bump, or any kind of scan also needs special software to decrypt the data - at least you don't have to worry about putting your friends phone in your pocket or anything.

That being said, early in the thread someone said they'd post info on what that decrypting software/apk was, but never did. Bump?
[NFC Hacking] Gemichi:
You can also check balance on the Octopus card. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octopus_card
[NFC Hacking] cemcem1974:
future is bright

Nice list lol. Don't lose the phone if you scanned all those
[NFC Hacking] SCFirefighter:
Try https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idevity.card.read

Works for my PIV card and advertises twic cards too. It's a new app developed by some folks I worked with in the past.

-- Android: It's a UNIX thing. You wouldn't understand.

---------- Post added at 07:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:06 PM ----------

Try https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idevity.card.read

-- Android: It's a UNIX thing. You wouldn't understand.
[NFC Hacking] Cactus47:
too bad

Thanks for the userful info,too bad i don't have a NFC device :(
[NFC Hacking] nevids:
You can ad also Venezia transport card

Inviato dal mio GT-N7100 con Tapatalk 2
[NFC Hacking] Iamstillawesome:
Miami-Dade Transit Easy Ticket contains a Mifare Ultralight. I've been able to read and write to them with my Nexus 7. Anyone coming to XDA:DevCon you can grab them from the Metrorail station in Brickell.
[NFC Hacking] biker4033:
damn wont work on r800i
[NFC Hacking] :
French passport has NFC, but you have to enter date of birth and town for access information. :)

Paris transport card use NFC too.
[NFC Hacking] Jon8RFC:
Too bad the OP isn't up-to-date.

Anyway, if you're in one of the cities around the world with Car2Go, the membership card can be scanned.
[NFC Hacking] sztupy:
The Hungarian Student's ID issued after September 2012 also has a working NFC chip in it
[NFC Hacking] Aonoa:
Does anyone know if the Norwegian electronic public transport cards are NFC?
[NFC Hacking] aLNG:
continental work ID also has a NFC chip