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Reverse Engineering HID iClass Master Keys
Exploiting a vulnerability in HID iClass system to retrieve master authentication key for cloning cards and changing reader settings.

Reverse Engineering HID iClass Master Keys
Exploiting a vulnerability in HID iClass system to retrieve master authentication key for cloning cards and changing reader settings.
Reverse Engineering HID iClass Master Keys Description
The HID iClass line of proximity cards and readers, known for its encryption and mutual authentication, has a vulnerability that allows retrieval of the master authentication key, enabling cloning of cards and changing reader settings. The method involves exploiting debug pins on specific readers to modify firmware and extract the key.
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Reverse Engineering HID iClass Master Keys is Exploiting a vulnerability in HID iClass system to retrieve master authentication key for cloning cards and changing reader settings.. It is a Security Operations solution designed to help security teams with Encryption, IOT, Debugging.
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