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added WritePerso() method to personalize the keys and data on the card before moving security levels.
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local cmds = require('commands')
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local lib14a = require('read14a')
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GETVERS_INIT = "0360" -- Begins the GetVersion command
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GETVERS_CONT = "03AF" -- Continues the GetVersion command
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POWEROFF = "OFF"
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WRITEPERSO = "03A8"
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AUTH_FIRST = "0370"
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AUTH_CONT = "0372"
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AUTH_NONFIRST = "0376"
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---
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-- This is only meant to be used when errors occur
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@ -30,13 +37,96 @@ function sendRaw(rawdata, crc, power)
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if result then
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--unpack the first 4 parts of the result as longs, and the last as an extremely long string to later be cut down based on arg1, the number of bytes returned
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local count,cmd,arg1,arg2,arg3,data = bin.unpack('LLLLH512',result)
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print(("<< %s"):format(string.sub(data, 1, arg1 * 2))) -- need to multiply by 2 because the hex digits are actually two bytes when they are strings
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returned_bytes = string.sub(data, 1, arg1 * 2)
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print(("<< %s"):format(returned_bytes)) -- need to multiply by 2 because the hex digits are actually two bytes when they are strings
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return returned_bytes
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else
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err = "Error sending the card raw data."
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oops(err)
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end
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end
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function writePerso()
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-- Used to write any data, including the keys (Key A and Key B), for all the sectors.
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-- writePerso() command parameters:
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-- 1 byte - 0xA8 - Command Code
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-- 2 bytes - Address of the first block or key to be written to (40 blocks are numbered from 0x0000 to 0x00FF)
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-- X bytes - The data bytes to be written, starting from the first block. Amount of data sent can be from 16 to 240 bytes in 16 byte increments. This allows
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-- up to 15 blocks to be written at once.
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-- response from PICC:
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-- 0x90 - OK
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-- 0x09 - targeted block is invalid for writes, i.e. block 0, which contains manufacturer data
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-- 0x0B - command invalid
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-- 0x0C - unexpected command length
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SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS = "00000000000000000000000000000000"
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-- First, set all the data in the card (4kB of data) to zeros. The keys, stored in the sector trailer block, are also set to zeros.
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-- The only block which cannot be explicitly set is block 0x0000, the manufacturer block.
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print("Setting values of normal blocks")
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for i=1,255,1 do --skip block 0
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--convert the number to hex with leading zeros, then use it as the block number in writeBlock()
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blocknum = string.format("%04x", i)
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writeBlock(blocknum, SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS)
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end
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print("Finished setting values of normal blocks")
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print("Setting AES Sector keys")
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-- Next, write to the AES sector keys
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for i=0,39 do --for each sector number
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local keyA_block = "40" .. string.format("%02x", i * 2)
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local keyB_block = "40" .. string.format("%02x", (i * 2) + 1)
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--Can also calculate the keys fancily to make them unique, if desired
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keyA = SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS
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keyB = SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS
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writeBlock(keyA_block, keyA)
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writeBlock(keyB_block, keyB)
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end
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print("Finished setting AES Sector keys")
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print("Setting misc keys which haven't been set yet.")
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--CardMasterKey
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blocknum = "9000"
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writeBlock(blocknum, SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS)
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--CardConfigurationKey
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blocknum = "9001"
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writeBlock(blocknum, SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS)
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--L3SwitchKey
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blocknum = "9003"
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writeBlock(blocknum, SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS)
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--SL1CardAuthKey
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blocknum = "9004"
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writeBlock(blocknum, SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS)
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--L3SectorSwitchKey
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blocknum = "9006"
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writeBlock(blocknum, SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS)
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--L1L3MixSectorSwitchKey
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blocknum = "9007"
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writeBlock(blocknum, SIXTEEN_BYTES_ZEROS)
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print("Finished setting misc keys.")
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print("WritePerso finished! Card is ready to move into new security level.")
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end
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function writeBlock(blocknum, data)
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-- Method writes 16 bytes of the string sent (data) to the specified block number
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-- The block numbers sent to the card need to be in little endian format (i.e. block 0x0001 is sent as 0x1000)
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blocknum_little_endian = string.sub(blocknum, 3, 4) .. string.sub(blocknum, 1, 2)
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commandString = WRITEPERSO .. blocknum_little_endian .. data --Write 16 bytes (32 hex chars).
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local response = sendRaw(commandString, true, true) --0x90 is returned upon success
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if string.sub(response, 3, 4) ~= "90" then
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oops(("error occurred while trying to write to block %s"):format(blocknum))
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end
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end
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function authenticateAES()
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-- Used to try to authenticate with the AES keys we programmed into the card, to ensure the authentication works correctly while still in SL0.
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commandString = AUTH_FIRST
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commandString = commandString .. ""
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end
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---
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-- The main entry point
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function main(args)
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end
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-- Now that the card is initialized, attempt to send raw data and read the response.
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GETVERS_INIT = "0360" -- Begins the GetVersion command
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GETVERS_CONT = "03AF" -- Continues the GetVersion command
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POWEROFF = "OFF"
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sendRaw(GETVERS_INIT, true, true)
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sendRaw(GETVERS_CONT, true, true)
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sendRaw(GETVERS_CONT, true, true)
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--sendRaw(GETVERS_INIT, true, true)
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--sendRaw(GETVERS_CONT, true, true)
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--sendRaw(GETVERS_CONT, true, true)
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writePerso()
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sendRaw(POWEROFF, false, false) --power off the Proxmark
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