Proxmark3 ProxmarkIII Easy 3.0 Kits for RFID H/ID UID Clone

I had a FOB to clone, had tried several of the amazon products (Keysy, and one of the chinese cloners). Those had failed to correctly copy my keyfob (DKS - doorking solutions, believe it has a PSK modulated IDTeck chip inside), they wouldn't even be able to read the FOB, I was out of luck. So I thought I would give this a try.This is marketed as a "proxmark3 easy". No idea if it's a clone or copy of the real thing? The manufacturing looks legit/quality, and the inside box has instructions with links to amateurish vimeo videos. So it could definitely be a copy of the real thing, who knows, but I have no complaints about the product or quality. The box has a link to a google code web address where all the windows software is, only problem is all that software is from the 2011-2012 time era - it's old.You have to be tech savvy to use this thing. You have to be comfortable with the command line. Ideally, you run linux, know what hexadecimal is. Out of the box, it could not clone my item. I tried following the video instructions, but actually they can be confusing. The driver install didn't work - windows refused to use it because it's "unsigned" and that's a whole project to forcefully sign the driver. You have to use that tech savvy to update the bootloader, firmware, and FPGA of the device. I loaded those from the links provided on the packaging/box - those links give you a firmware from around the year 2012. I did that in windows. Once that was loaded, I loaded the latest (2019) firmware onto it from my linux machine. Doing that directly didn't work, I had to load the 2012 firmware first, before the device would accept the latest firmware. Once the firmware is on there, though, you're good to go. And buyer beware, it's possible to mess up the firmware process and "brick" the item, ruin it. It's also possible to mess up the keyfob even when reading, for example, if I read my DKS/IDTeck keyfob with password enabled, that can possibly ruin the keyfob since the password can write to it. So there is some risk involved and you need to make sure everything is correct and accurate when performing these steps, a small mistake can ruin these devices.This didn't work until I had the latest 2019 firmware on it, with the proxmark app on my linux machine (also 2019). Note - to get the 2019 build going, you again need to be tech savvy, you need to install development libraries and cross-compile for ARM chipsets on your host machine. There are easy tutorials for this on the internet, but ideally you've gone through little tutorials like this before, compiling and installing libraries, manipulating the path environment variable, and symlinking libraries, I had to do all those for this to work.Ultimately, with the 2019 builds, I was able to correctly identify and decode my FOB (prior software builds, like 2012, had failed to work). I loaded the extracted data onto the supplied t5577 FOB card (there are all different types of RFID chips, again, need to be tech savvy), and tried it out on my door reader - it worked! So this product solved my problem where the others couldn't, but definitely I would not recommend buying it unless you know technology. I am not an RFID expert by any means, this is my first foray into that arena, but my computer and programming knowledge background is strong. If that's you, and you need to clone a keyfob, then give this a shot. If all that is too technical for you, given the price of the item, I would consider just finding a company to copy it for you.

It's a clone of the Proxmark Easy, not authentic. However mine work just fine as intended, albeit with shorter range from the antennas.

This came with a year of support from the seller. The product does work as advertised but you need to make sure to install it the right way. This could be troublesome at first.

Great startup kit. Lots of fun times to be had.Won't really say what I did with it but lord does it make you scared about the security of RFID in general.

This device works perfectly for hacking tests with Mifare Classic.