The app support the following devices

Proxmark3	NFC Reader	ACS ACR-122u	Chameleon Mini	PN532

• (non-rooted) it runs on a non-rooted phone.
• (multi device supported) app supports five device. More support in the future.
• (easy user interface) abstract UI action, implement tag operations like read & write with simple UI.

• Google playstore: RRG RFID Tools

• Github release: Go

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• IDE: Android Studio
• CMAKE: 3.10 +
• NDK: 20.0.5594570 +

So easy, first you can get the source from GitHub:

  git clone https://github.com/xianglin1998/RFIDtools RFIDtools

after git clone, open "RFIDtools" with AndroidStudio.

Comunication: LocalSocket & LocalServerSocket(Android) Linux api: socket & abstract namespace

Build: gradle & cmake

Framework: MVP

Now all lib is compile to "libxxx.so", jni and ndk is basic. core is jni and ndk from java to c map.
not a linux executable file(Future)
Now, proxmark3 client is a linux executable.

It should take some time, because I'm the fighting alone Before the reconstruction is completed, the whole project may have some big problems, such as build failure or crash at runtime.

• 1. Redesign the UI, simplify the page hierarchy and simplify the operation logic.
• 2. Discard the strong dependency of proxmark3 repo and use the external proxmark3 executable(and resources) instead.
• 3. Discard the strong dependency of pn53x tools(mfcuk, mfoc...) and use the external executable(and resources) instead.
• 4. Optimize communication implementation and reduce communication delay.
• 5. Add support for some ble devices.

The app has been tested with these Android phones. Feel free to contribute with your own findings.

• Redmi k20 pro (MIUI 10 & android 9)
• Redmi k20 (MIUI 10 & android 9)
• OnePlus 5T (H2OS 5.1.2 & Android 8.1.0)

• www.sneaktechnology.com

Open issues here relating to the source code, other support questions use android@rfidresearchgroup.com

Thanks:

• Terminal: TERMUX
• Communication: UsbSerial

Feel free to contribute and make this app better!

• DXL

Copyright DXL 2019

GPL