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Windows Build - Did it work? #14

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callen5914 opened this issue Nov 30, 2022 · 1 comment
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Windows Build - Did it work? #14

callen5914 opened this issue Nov 30, 2022 · 1 comment

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@callen5914
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Greetings:

  • I installed MinGW via the instructions on the MinGW site.
  • Downloaded and changed directory into the extracted folder
  • Ran the mingw32-make CC=gcc mfkey... command

I noticed it created an exe file so I attempted to run it and I see a brief flicker of a window opening and an immediate notification to scan the file for viruses. Now then, being new, I am not certain if I was supposed to run that on the PC or the Flipper itself. Did the command work?

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@NathanielJS1541
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It's a command line program. Run it in PowerShell and you'll see the output:
mfkey32v2.exe
In order to use it you have to supply it with some values:
Here are some you can try as an example: .\mfkey32v2.exe 2cc937e0 7f77975d 79a91fa3 ea9fdc81 936ab9ec 8f9a7b47 24a72e13
mfkey32v2 cracked key

To get values for yourself, use the "Detect Reader" app inside "NFC" on your flipper, and tap a reader until you see that it has written 10/10 logs to the file. Then plug the SD card into your PC (or use qFlipper) to open the nfc folder. You should see a file called .mfkey32.log. That's where the values come from.

Now then, being new, I am not certain if I was supposed to run that on the PC or the Flipper itself.

As a note, you compiled an .exe, which is a windows executable. You can't run that on the flipper.

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