Radiowar Release NFC-WAR Preview

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What’s NFC-War?
It’s the previous project which mfoc-like application for Android/ BlackBerry Phone, and re-named as NFC-War. It could be installed in Android/ BlackBerry Phones with NFC function to detect Miafre Classic vulnerabilities, we call it a swiss knife of Proxmark3.

NFC-War Specs:

• Brute-Force with built-in Keys to acquire specific block data
• Support to save as dump file to specific directory( can’t choose KeyA/ KeyB with Preview)
• Support to import dumpkeys.bin of Proxmark3 (not available in Preview)
• Support to import dumpdata.bin of Proxmark3 (not available in Preview)
• Unlimited Key importation
• Support to write in BlankCard (can’t choose to Write KeyA/ KeyB, can’t modify original KeyA/ KeyB of BlankCard )
• Data Diff (Only available in Nexus 7 )

NFC-War Change Log:

• Fix several bugs while reading cards
• Fix “Null history record force exit” bug
• Fix bug in key number display
• Fix “Feedback Force Exit” bug

NFC-War Download : http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shar...&uk=2955852660

RadioWar Website： radiowar.org

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Sounds really cool. I was hoping to find an easy way to demonstrate the flaws with the classic versions of the NFC crypto.

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Originally Posted by drmxmyt

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maybe you can try this zip file

NFC_WAR(0.0.2).zip

could u add that options
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does not work on sgs3 JellyBean

When I try to do war on a Mifare Classic card on my ICS HTC One X, it force quits.

First, great work, man! I've been waiting for a tool like this for quite some time and I'll do extensive testing next week, so far everything looks good.
I can't confirm what Andy_S said I also use your App on a SGS3 i9300 rooted Stock-Firmware XXDLJ4 (Android 4.1.1) on Siyah Kernel and it runs stable.
Only Criticism is; Your App want's quite a lot of Permissions that are not necessary for Example your location on Startup, this is quickly taken care of with any Permission Manager like LBE Guard or similar but I still would be intrigued to know what the app is using the location for?

Thanks hope you will add new feature to find more keys