yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[NFC Hacking] ashyu:
The information isn't really encrypted. But the information that you can read just by a simple scan is the same information you can gather just by looking at the front of your credit card.

The standards to interact with an NFC credit card are the same as the ones used to access the same information via a smartcard or "chip" card reader: blog.saush.com/2006/09/08/getting-information-from-an-emv-chip-card/

I haven't really done much Android development before and even I was able to quickly write up an app that could read my bank name, credit card number and expiry date easily by just tapping my credit card to the back of my Galaxy S3. I did that within a couple days - someone who has experience with Android development could probably do it in less than that.

You don't just read the memory straight off the card though - the chip you interface with via NFC is actually interactive - you need to send commands to it and the card responds by sending back information to you depending on what commands you sent. The commands are documented as part of the EMV standard though (see the above blog post).

It's really quite fascinating though! I'm not sure if I still have the quick and dirty code I slapped together, but it's really quite simple (I only implemented the Visa portion though).
[NFC Hacking] CountParadox:
Just a heads up to anybody in Sydney Australia. UTS open day was yesterday, carefully slice open the yellow wrist bands you see on the ground around the city to harvest yourself a blank mifare ultralite tag!

I got 4 yesterday, they work perfectly.

Also, Luna park wrist bands have an ICODE tag, which is blank and formatable. :)

I'll make another thread about the UTS things.
[NFC Hacking] lacibogi:
Guys, what's wrong when the phone can not read my workplace entrance card?
[NFC Hacking] Kalasso:
help

I have stock gt-i9500. I have nfc opened but u people said cards etc. i tried i stick from back but nothing happened? should i download any additional thing to read this things? :rolleyes:

Sorry for bad grammer :(
[NFC Hacking] roller3d:
Yes try downloading NFC TagInfo from Research Lab Hagenberg.
[NFC Hacking] CountParadox:
Most likely: The entrance card is not an NFC card.

May be RFID... My school uses RFID for printer logon..
[NFC Hacking] Dan Everest:
Essex library books all have tags in them
[NFC Hacking] daml:
luna park australia (melbourne and sydney) wristband

scenic world, katoomba nsw, wrist band
[NFC Hacking] xdamami:
Nfc

How to sent from galaxy s4 to xperia z Nfc Not work
[NFC Hacking] Rob3E:
Are they mutually exclusive? A local library tags its books with RFID tags, which I can read with my phone. But I cannot read my ID badge. Nor can I read other RFID tags around my house. It seems like some types of RFID will work with some NFC phones, but I don't understand all the formats/protocols that make one tag compatible and one not.
[NFC Hacking] pazdzioch564:
Reads also Warsaw Public Transport card :)
[NFC Hacking] BKsFinest:
I don't see why people find this funny. Many people, me included, can not keep up with the speed of technology. I did not know what my phone was capable until I was a target.

Can this app be used to test if my device/ cards or secure when in a secure enclosure or overall?

Can I disable the features altogether in cards/phone?
[NFC Hacking] almyz125:
I you want to disable it in your card hit it with a hammer a few times, this will crush the rfid chip. If you do that you might have some trouble getting things you want like over the boarder.

To disable on your phone just go to the settings and disable nfc...
[NFC Hacking] Valwit:
Dublin Bus LeapCard and prepaid SmartCard (the paper one). Both allow to write some data.
[NFC Hacking] Axe Homeless:
University of Augsburg student cards are nfc-able, so are car2go chips.
[NFC Hacking] MIMi King:
Iran Bus and Metro passes can also be scanned. They are probably the cheapest NFC tags you can find. Only around 1.5$ for each.
[NFC Hacking] CountParadox:
according to compatibility, the Sydney Opal Card should be readable. although I am yet to confirm [poor]

DESFire card.
[NFC Hacking] norgan:
yup sure is readable. I have one and have read most of the info with my Moto Razr M. it does have encrypted data though unfortunately. I was hoping to emulate this card so I can use my phone to log on and off trips.
[NFC Hacking] cheeze.keyk:
question guys. do i need a certain app to scan cards? thanks :o
[NFC Hacking] mariosangiorgio:
There are both card-specific applications (For instance FareBot shows you details about several public transportation cards) or generic readers (A previous post recommends NFC Tag Info).
[NFC Hacking] chrisleekhui:
quite useful the list... might try to use my passport as nfc card as well
[NFC Hacking] NiceIceDice96:
Do there is anything I can scan it via NFC in my s6500 mini 2 android 2.3.6
[NFC Hacking] Pandaownz:
Useful list... Too bad in Puerto Rico, most of them cant be use
[NFC Hacking] qmarchi:
Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights, Michigan (North of Detroit) has TV Ad signs that have NFC tags.

The Riverchase Galleria in Hoover, Alabama has the same signs with the NFC tags.
[NFC Hacking] CountParadox:
Information podiums under the sydney harbour bridge [australia] have NFC tags on them that link to more information, images and videos
[NFC Hacking] dmnsk:
Hi, im from Argentina, i saw that i can read SUBE with my lgog, but how? What i need?

Enviado desde mi LG-E987 mediante Tapatalk
[NFC Hacking] Leniek:
Polish Student ID Cards
[NFC Hacking] megatoaster:
I didn't know about more than half of these! Awesome
[NFC Hacking] jsk85:
Vince Public Transport

If I remeber right the public transport ticket of Venice, Italy is (or at least was in Februar 2013) an NFC tag...
[NFC Hacking] Jamessuperfun:
Oysters are not just for the underground, they also work for buses (and more). Would seem better to label it "TFL Oyster cards" or something (where TFL stands for Travel For London).
[NFC Hacking] crutchcorn:
Only things to scan

Well, there are other uses besides JUST scanning things. Well, kinda. Obviously it has to scan something to read data, but what about putting it into a car, use simple code to make it able to speak out texts or calls, and open a simple launcher for in car support.
[NFC Hacking] mor_1228:
Is there any ap to scan the cards like bus and metro pass?
[NFC Hacking] FlipperC:
Just checked my CAC

I just checked my CAC & I do not have an NFC one. Maybe it's very new ones that have it.

BTW "US Military/ DoD CAC Identification Cards" as listed above is redundant. CAC stands for Common Access Card, so referring to it as a CAC card is like calling an ATM an ATM machine. (just MHO :o)
[NFC Hacking] FlipperC:
Polar Pop rewards card.

I just visited 2 Circle Ks in Charlotte North Carolina.

They don't have a "Polar Pop Rewards Card" (maybe just in this area)

The customer loyalty cards they have are Shell card & I tested one. It doesn't have NFC.

The manager said to try BiLo because they have cards that work with the NFC reader in the Shell Stations. That will be on my list of To Do's tomorrow.

Stay tuned. :(
[NFC Hacking] Anoopnk:
Christ university student ID.

Its not NFC tag, but can be scanned by phone. You will get RFID serial number.
[NFC Hacking] Scott4006:
Anybody reprogram a magic band from disney ?
[NFC Hacking] xXeqiunoxXx:
Singapore's ez-link
[NFC Hacking] _darkjoker_:
Just out of curiosity: if I were to create a database where everybody could read and add new tags, would you use it?

You all have done a great work already, but I was thinking of doing something more, which means adding the type of NFC tag, the location and other useful info (like keys, notes, and so on), so that everybody can look up on the database using the filters they need.

Would you like me to work on it :)?
[NFC Hacking] daniel_loft:
It would surely be more useful than going through several pages of posts, which, right now, I'm not particularly keen to do.

As for you, it would only be a little hard at the beginning, when scanning through this whole thread.
[NFC Hacking] _darkjoker_:
Actually, scanning through the thread would not be an option: there is little to no information about the tags, apart from the names. What I aim to build is a complete database, containing useful information about every tag.

As of now, I completed the database + web interface. I am now starting to develop an android app so that people can use their devices to collect the information needed and send it automatically to the database :)

If everything goes according to plans, I may even be able to release the whole thing by the weekend :D
[NFC Hacking] edwardbeer:
do you know if it's possible to save data from NFC to a file ?

I will try with my passport to see what happen.
[NFC Hacking] _darkjoker_:
It do is possible, depending on the type of tag and the fact that you know the needed keys or not.

There are some tags that can be read without using any key (such as the mifare Ultralights): once you read it, you may save it on a file somehow. I have developed an app (UltraManager Pro) that does something like that: the only problem is that saving the contents of the tag on a file is not an actual feature, but more like a way of storing it for later use: if you want to retrieve that file you are going to need a rooted device, since only the root can access every app's internal files.

Other tags, such as the one contained in a passport, does require some key to be read, but such keys should be known to you (passport number, date of issue, and so on). I don't know of any way of saving a passport's contents on a file, but there do are some tools to read the contents (e.g. NFC TagInfo).

As for what concerns the Nfc tags database I announced some days ago: it was pretty much ready; the problem is that I'm now spending a couple of months in the US, and I can't access the project (since it's stored on my desktop computer in Italy). I will release the whole thing as soon as I get back to Italy :)

Apologies for the delay!
[NFC Hacking] porman:
- Don't know if this has been mentioned, but Wii Disney Infinity figures can be scanned. Should work on Skylanders as well.

- Swedish ID cards

- Stockholm Metro/Bus card
[NFC Hacking] boylush:
Singapore's CEPAS compliant EZLink Cards (works the same as HK's Octopus Cards)

Nets Flashpay (it basically can work as an Ezlink card and hence has the functionality)
[NFC Hacking] Essem G:
Most ROMs won't have that annoying notification you should be able to use NFC when it is enabled.

If NFC is not working that is a problem with the ROM
[NFC Hacking] husam al hassan:
American cta
[NFC Hacking] faizm26:
hi i planed to buy this nfc keychain

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free...Token-NFC-TAG-Keychain-Mifare/1801963619.html

i wanted to use this to activate something using NFC tool, or nfc task( i forget the software name)

can i use this keychain?

here is the desc of that keychain

Main Chip: Fudan F08 compatible S50

Small, durable, do not fade

Waterproof, shockproof, anti-corrosion

Can be hung on channeling keychain for easy carrying

Storage capacity: 8Kbit, 16 partitions, each partition with 2 grounp passwords;

Size: Approx. 40.5×32×4.2mm

Operating Frequency: 13.56 MHz;

Communication speed: 106K Boud;

Read and write distance: 2.5 ~ 10cm;

Read and write time: 1 ~ 2ms;

Operating Temperature: -20 ~ 85 ;

Endurance:> 100,000 times;
[NFC Hacking] replicamask:
I would definitely use a repository like that, I've not programmed many tags so far. Just have one inside my front door for coming home and going out ( wifi on, data off- and opposite when I leave) and one on the back of my girlfriends portable bluetooth speaker (turn on bluetooth, connect speaker - 2nd tap disconnect speaker, turn off bluetooth) I've another in the kitchen for setting a timer for 10 mins to remind me to check things in the oven as they cook.
[NFC Hacking] Cyboy:
Tehran's Subways tickets.

Iran public transport bus tickets
[NFC Hacking] zippy01:
My kids Disney infinity characters scan. Nothing happens so a little pointless but they do :P
[NFC Hacking] Wasim625:
Thats kinda hell of a list there :thumbup:
[NFC Hacking] h4r5h:
Just tried scanning my Mumbai Metro smart card (CSC), and it works. :good:
[NFC Hacking] Kemper_nejvetsi:
Also Czech passport and Prague public transport Opencard can be scanned.
[NFC Hacking] numanair:
I have a door card from a Hyatt (hotel) that uses NFC. It doesn't have a magnetic strip like most door cards do.
[NFC Hacking] thatmetaldude85:
Does anyone know if Skip for the Motorola X can be used with other device's? ?
[NFC Hacking] Myfou:
nfc

Thank you for the post ! this is an interesting topic.
[NFC Hacking] 1Emerson1:
How fast can you scan a tag? Is it a simple swap across it or do you put your phone over the tag until it receives the info? Cool topic.
[NFC Hacking] axbaquero:
Disney MagicBands NFC can read and write.

---------- Post added at 06:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:27 PM ----------

Yes.. And I use with task.. like turn on the Bluetooth and open an app.
[NFC Hacking] redwoodflyer:
The beverage package cups from Royal Caribbean can be scanned (they use the RFID for the Coke Freestyle machines). Also, the tables at Panera Bread have tons of NFC stickers built in - the pagers use them to identify what table you're at, which lets them know where to bring your order to.
[NFC Hacking] expo1122:
canada

In canada so far

-British columbia ID card scans, but not my Drivers license ( maybe if i had the enhanced passport one for going across the US border?)

-TD Bank Visa debit card

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[NFC Hacking] centaur31:
As mentioned earlier here, the battery just has the antenna for nfc not the actual chip. There is no phone out there that will work with just the antenna without the chip being present in the phone.

Also, it isn't standard for all phones to have the antenna in the battery. I had a Samsung note 2 which had it in its back cover, the note 3 and my current phone Samsung galaxy S4 have the antenna in the battery.
[NFC Hacking] KayraINCI:
how to use my Dutch Transit Card "Ov-Chipkaart" on my Samsung Mega 6.3?
[NFC Hacking] KayraINCI:
Up up up :p
[NFC Hacking] pupilov:
The Romanian passport is readable too. After entering some requested data, it downloads almost everything(yes, even the photo).

Also, the Turkish highway payment card is readable.
[NFC Hacking] Zanith:
In regards to this, all new passports within the EU should have a chip in it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_passport#Types
[NFC Hacking] mahesh_9j:
We can also read Delhi Metro (India) travel token/card with NFC :)

:good:

Mahesh
[NFC Hacking] Sidetracking:
Passports have some sort of NFC?
[NFC Hacking] AbuJaffer:
So.... anyone know what app is needed for the US passport?
[NFC Hacking] one5:
NFC TagInfo... The required info (DOB, Expiration, Etc) can be input in the settings menu, then it will decode the passport.
[NFC Hacking] :
The new German passport has also nfc included, but every time you read it, it has a different id.
[NFC Hacking] Psychoticus:
Hi Guys,

I don't personally have a NFC phone but I can tell you that any RFID that uses the 13.56mhz frequency (IOS/IEC 14443 type a) will be supported by NFC. As stated in the OP you may need special software or you may not, it will probably be encrypted but sometimes it won't, only way to find out is to experiment. More information can be found by reading the below links.

Also anyone that is into RFID or wants to learn more you should follow @backtracesec on twitter, guy is becoming a guru for RFID hacking.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio-frequency_identification

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_field_communication

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_14443
[NFC Hacking] ragnatelato:
it's possible nfc on galaxy s 2 I9100?:rolleyes:
[NFC Hacking] Zanith:
Not natively, but who knows, somebody converts battery and driver from the sgs3 to the sg2 then maybe.
[NFC Hacking] tzviki:
Israeli transportation card - Rav Kav
[NFC Hacking] LoveNFC:
For Christ's sake, where do people keep getting this idea that the NFC chip is located in the battery from?
[NFC Hacking] Zanith:
I don't know, I just assumed, with everone calling them nfc enabled batteries it was all on board.

So its just the antenna within the battery?
[NFC Hacking] frav:
Looks like it works with French passport !

(read with Galaxy S3)
[NFC Hacking] rastlin:
yes, the antenna is located within the battery. The actual NFC chip is located within the actual device it self.... that's how it works
[NFC Hacking] sorphin:
Circle K here in the midwest, their new 'reward' program for the Polar Pop and their equiv of the slurpee, they use an NFC tag to track/accumulate points. It's a MIFARE Ultralight (46 bytes after formatting)
[NFC Hacking] ylexot:
Interesting. I wonder if you could modify it yourself to add points...
[NFC Hacking] armyboy11b:
I scanned my visa card ..it just beeps :p
[NFC Hacking] Zanith:
Points are probably stired on their servers, and a user id on the card.
[NFC Hacking] rastlin:
They met be stored on their servers but something on their card has to change to signify that there has to be an increase in value or a decrease so the servers can assign a value to the user's account
[NFC Hacking] BKsFinest:
I wonder... I have a skip but never tried. Did you figure it out?
[NFC Hacking] mesquka:
Any way to save an nfc tag to your device and use your device as a card?
[NFC Hacking] Simon_89:
Network Rail Sentinel cards scan
[NFC Hacking] one5:
Update: I haven't been on XDA in a long time. I decided to check in today and saw how long this thread has become without updates...

What is the best way to continue this list and make sure it stays up to date? Would a wiki page be best?
[NFC Hacking] MnGames:
I read that NFC is very dangerous. If your mobile is infected with a remote administrator virus, a hacker can get your card information if you have the card in the same pocket with your phone. So be careful!
[NFC Hacking] gnmmarechal:
Add "Cartão de Estudante - Escola Sevundária de Tomás Cabreira"
[NFC Hacking] skymapper:
I scanned Bucharest (Romania) Public Transport cards, both temporary (carton) and permanent (plastic) ones. LE: the OTP bits can be locked. ;)
[NFC Hacking] demonsty:
nfc is gonna be remembered as the same type of FAIL as those infra red sensor connections they tried to chet into various electronics in the 90's. oh you said its got every hookup there is'? you can do everyyyyyything with that thing? annnnyyyyttthibg? well where is your infrared com port so u can direct line of communicate something that will get moved slightly causing connection failure huh? where is it? yeah nfc remember that hoard of toard back in the 21 teens? bout as solid idea as CDs the size of records that can only fit half a movie on and requires oven mitts to change.

now if nfc could do what lil john connor does at an atm with an atari laptop and ribbon cable / rewritable magnetic strip....

but to me as its more a steven segal faxing a us goverment high up while on a train with an apple newton jacked into a phone line kinda thing.

only thing id use nfc for would be in telling myself its how a ghost detector app is able to detect ghosts in the vicinity. hey that might actually work. nfc ftw!
[NFC Hacking] neha.hostani:
NFC in Future USB Adpaters

Hi Guys,

As you are aware the Top media like FORBES, BBC, REUTERS TECHCRUCH, GIZMODO etc are trending on topic " Phone Data being stolen and hacked by Malicious USB chargers in less than 60 seconds without users knowledge : Wirelurker etc".

This is a Serious security risk on our personal data. We have invented a gadget "SpyD" to secure Iphone's from being hacked in airports/coffeshop's charging kiosks through unknown usb ports.

We have a prototypes build with and without NFC. We need to review to finalize the end product and hence was curious to know peoples review on this.

Please let me know the more possible use cases if we include NFC into this gadget.

More details on this : The project is posted on Indiegogo as SpyD
[NFC Hacking] josifusz:
Hello,

In Cracow public transport you can buy tickets with skycash app. In every bus or tram is a NFC table.
[NFC Hacking] arbitraryowl:
More readable/writeable tags..

Eire passport readable.

Wiltshire, UK library book - paper sticker inside back cover, NXP SL2 ICS2001 type V, 112 byte memory/106 writeable/103 free, non-protectable.

The librarian was kinda cute so I saved my contact card ;0)

NFC TagInfo by NFC Research Lab is awesome! (Read only)

NFC Tools by wakdev is ok-ish (can write records..)
[NFC Hacking] Rambolabi:
Student cards in Belgium work too :p

Verstuurd van mijn SM-N910F met xda Forum
[NFC Hacking] notass:
I can also read the Spanish passport, Donosti citien card and Lurralde bus transport card.
[NFC Hacking] Cool Blue:
Now in switzerland is the swiss pass (for train) available. There are 2 rfid chips which are scanable with the NFC.
[NFC Hacking] MhikeiMPC12:
Do Interact Tap cards work with NFC?
[NFC Hacking] daniturn3:
New UK passports don't have nfc chip anymore so eventually you don't be able scan them
[NFC Hacking] zippy01:
I've just got a new one and mine does so does my kids first passports also recent
[NFC Hacking] pepelotus:
Wow 0day
[NFC Hacking] rebelsfv2316:
D that's totally dope dude
[NFC Hacking] xorcist83:
With A NFC scanner
[NFC Hacking] lukeissdunne:
Bus stop NFC pads on the sides, leap transport card, loop recorder/pacemaker readings etc etc
[NFC Hacking] sayandhar:
Thanks!
[NFC Hacking] schallflo:
German Passports...

German Passports seem to change their Serial Number every time you scan them. Does anybody know why?
[NFC Hacking] hexelor:
Biscay bus/metro/train "Barik" cards can be scanned and have 4096 bytes of storage
[NFC Hacking] ManFromTheSouth:
You can scan São Paulo's Public Transportation card too (aka "Bilhete Único")
[NFC Hacking] davidalben:
Stopped?

It was working with Bilhete Unico (São Paulo Metro/Bus) and BOM Card (Metropolitan São Paulo Bus / São Paulo Metro).

Since last Android OTA upgrade (Samsung Galaxy A5 2016 - Android 7.0), it stopped to read these cards.

Any setup option to take it back to work? I *use* Knox/SamsungPay, so root isn't an option.

Thank you.
[NFC Hacking] ManFromTheSouth:
Not sure there's anything you can do about it (without root).

It's probably not reading it because of the last hack at Ponto Certo's app, so they either decided to take this option out or limit the phones/OS that can read it.
[NFC Hacking] davidalben:
Sorry, I've forgot to mention I'm using NFC ReTag Free, not Ponto Certo's app. I use some old Bus Cards as triggers for phone actions and now it stopped to work.

Ok. There's nothing I can do.

Thank you, anyway.
[NFC Hacking] Ev3rything:
Similar situation, any luck in finding it out?
[NFC Hacking] spyjim:
ATH.ENA TICKET rechargable (ticket for all public transportation in Athens Greece)
[NFC Hacking] magesh_magi1:
NFC works with India-Chennai MRTS card

NFC works with Chennai (India) MRTS railway smart card.

Since railways is owned by National Govt, theoretically it should work with other Railway cards as well.

Please find the attached screenshot taken from NC Tag info app...
[NFC Hacking] Juzm:
Melbourne Australia's public transport Myki cards can be read.

Would be great if I could extract the info to my phone and use it with an emulator for those drunken Friday afternoons when I leave my Myki at work. :good:

Presenting my phone to a ticket inspector instead of my card would be gold. :laugh:
[NFC Hacking] Zanith:
It gets updated when you purchased something. The card will only store user identification. Even if it did have points information, they will likely be encrypted anyway.
[NFC Hacking] one5:
Hacking a rewards card is probably not a good discussion to have on xda, but depending on the scale of their rewards program the points value could be stored on the card and updated by the computer at purchase. Even if it is encrypted you could record the value and actual value each time you buy something and determine the method of encryption.
[NFC Hacking] mehran_o0o:
There is lots of banners and posters in US thats readable plus credit cards are all readable... Also thanks to samsung with their removable battery you probably can change the battery and have nfc