Nfc Tools on Windows – Table of contents
- Introduction –> link
- How tu use ACR122U with libusbK –> link
- Mifare One Tool English –> link
- How to cross compile NFC commands on Windows 64 bits –> link
- Sharp Free fare (libfreefare dotnet wrapper) + sharpNfc update –> link
- libnfc compiled with lib usb 1.0 for Windows –> link
- One click dump converter : android mifare classic tool <–> linux/windows libnfc nfc- mfc classic –> link
- download all tools in one zip file –> link
Introduction
I’ve recently cross compiled libnfc and nfc utils , following this post : https://github.com/peacepenguin/libnfc-unofficialbuilds
I had a driver issue for using libnfc/nfc utils with my ACR122U (No NFC device found issue), but using LibUsbK, solved this problem.
- How tu use ACR122U with libusbK –> link
Here are the working binaries on windows 10 64x and the acr 122U LibusbK driver installer
- mfoc.exe, mfoc_hardnested.exe, mfcuk.exe, nfc-mfcclassic.exe, cropto1_bs.exe, nfc-list.exe, nfc-scan-device.exe, …
- if you get an error : missing libwinpthread-1.dll or missing libgcc_s_seh-1.dll, these dll are included in download link in this section
How tu use ACR122U with mfoc ,cropto1_bs.exe, mfcuk.exe, nfc-mfcclassic.exe on windows 10 ?
To use most of the exe tools I’ve cross-compiled, you may need to install libusbK driver which is a wrapper over ACR-122U native driver :
- Native driver can be found here : https://www.acs.com.hk/en/driver/3/acr122u-usb-nfc-reader/
- You can download libusbk here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/libusbk/
- Install Libusbk driver
How to cross compile NFC commands on windows 64
Mfoc (https://github.com/nfc-tools/mfoc) cross-compilation for windows :
on Linux Ubuntu using build_mfoc.sh :
content of build_mfoc.sh :
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MAIN_FILE=mfoc LIBNFC=libnfc CFLAGS=`pkg-config --cflags ${LIBNFC}` CFLAGS_LIBNFC=`pkg-config --cflags libnfc | cut -d ' ' -f 1`/${LIBNFC} x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc -s -Wl,--allow-multiple-definition ./${MAIN_FILE}.c ./mfoc.c ./mifare.c ./slre.c ./nfc-utils.c ./crapto1.c ./crypto1.c ./bin/libnfc.lib ${CFLAGS} ${CFLAGS_LIBNFC} -o ./bin/${MAIN_FILE}_x64.exe |
then
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cd mfoc/src chmod +x build_mfoc.sh ./build_mfoc.sh |
Cropto1_bs (https://github.com/vk496/cropto1_bs) cross compilation on windows : (compiled on windows 64 with msys2: http://www.msys2.org/ –> x86-x64 version)
note : to install gcc on msys2 you can follow this post : https://www.devdungeon.com/content/install-gcc-compiler-windows-msys2-cc
command :
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x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc-9.2.0 -o cropto1_bs util.o main.o parity.o ui.o cmdhfmfhard.o util_posix.o crapto1/crapto1.o crapto1/crypto1.o hardnested/hardnested_bruteforce.o hardnested/tables.o C:/libnfc-build/libnfc/libnfc.lib hardnested/hardnested_bf_core_NOSIMD.o hardnested/hardnested_bitarray_core_NOSIMD.o hardnested/hardnested_bf_core_MMX.o hardnested/hardnested_bitarray_core_MMX.o hardnested/hardnested_bf_core_SSE2.o hardnested/hardnested_bitarray_core_SSE2.o hardnested/hardnested_bf_core_AVX.o hardnested/hardnested_bitarray_core_AVX.o hardnested/hardnested_bf_core_AVX2.o hardnested/hardnested_bitarray_core_AVX2.o hardnested/hardnested_bf_core_AVX512.o hardnested/hardnested_bitarray_core_AVX512.o -lz -lm -LC:/msys64/usr/share/readline -lpthread -llzma |
mfcuk (https://github.com/DrSchottky/mfcuk) cross compilation for windows from ubuntu or Mingw64:
build_mfcuk.sh :
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MAIN_FILE=mfcuk LIBNFC=libnfc CFLAGS=`pkg-config --cflags ${LIBNFC}` CFLAGS_LIBNFC=`pkg-config --cflags libnfc | cut -d ' ' -f 1`/${LIBNFC} x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc ./${MAIN_FILE}.c ./mfcuk_mifare.c ./mfcuk_utils.c ./mifare.c ./nfc-utils.c ./mfcuk_finger.c ./crapto1.c ./crypto1.c ./bin/libnfc.lib ${CFLAGS} ${CFLAGS_LIBNFC} -o ./bin/${MAIN_FILE}_keyrecovery_darkside.exe |
nfc-mfcclassic (https://github.com/nfc-tools/libnfc/tree/master/utils) build_nfc-mfcclassic.sh
cross compilation for windows from ubuntu:
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MAIN_FILE=nfc-mfclassic LIBNFC=libnfc CFLAGS=`pkg-config --cflags ${LIBNFC}` CFLAGS_LIBNFC=`pkg-config --cflags libnfc | cut -d ' ' -f 1`/${LIBNFC} x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc -s -shared -Wl,--subsystem,windows ./${MAIN_FILE}.c ./mifare.c ./nfc-utils.c ./bin/libnfc.lib ${CFLAGS} ${CFLAGS_LIBNFC} -o ./bin/${MAIN_FILE}.exe |
new on 7 january 2020 : mfoc hardnested windows 64x version, based on https://github.com/vk496/mfoc/tree/hardnested
commands used for cross-compilation : (some small changes had to be done in source files before compiling – e.g. for fixing make install errors and update version name)
(in windows mingw64) :
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autoreconf -vis |
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automake |
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make install |
fixing mfoc compile errors when running make install :
- fatal error : nfc/nfc.h : No such file or directory
- – copy libnfc\include\nfc folder to mfoc\src\ folder and edit mfoc.c file in mfoc.src:
replace :
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#include <nfc/nfc.h> |
with
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#include "nfc/nfc.h" |
- fatal error : err.h : No such file or directory
- copy libnfc\contrib\win32\err.h to to mfoc\src\ and edit file nfc-utils.h in mfoc\src\
replace :
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# include <err.h> |
with :
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# include "err.h" |
and re-run :
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make-install |
- if no error then ,mfoc.exe should now be created in mfoc/src directory
- test screenshot :
Sharp free fare – 2020 january 15th
I’ve also updated C# library wrapper for sharpNfc and Sharp free fare, now based on cross compiled libnfc.dll and libfreefare.dll:
https://github.com/episage/sharp-free-fare
2020 january 17th : libnfc fork – working with libusb1.0 on Windows 64
I’ve now cross-compiled libusb1.0 on windows 64 using this : https://github.com/FPGAwars/libusb-cross-builder
Then I’ve compiled and built (after some fixes in #include ref in source code), libnfc fork – working with libusb1.0 : https://github.com/nfc-tools/libnfc/tree/libusb10
note : I’ve only defined ACR122 usb driver for compilation, no other driver
Mingw64 cross-compilation command :
- edit nfc.c –> return “1.7.0 LIBUSB10”;
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const char * nfc_version(void) { #ifdef GIT_REVISION return GIT_REVISION; #else return "1.7.0 LIBUSB10"; #endif // GIT_REVISION } |
- compile –>
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gcc -Dnfc_EXPORTS -DDEBUG -DDRIVER_ACR122_USB_ENABLED -c drivers/acr122_usb.c buses/usbbus.c chips/pn53x.c iso14443-subr.c nfc-internal.c nfc.c target-subr.c nfc-device.c mirror-subr.c log-internal.c -I ~/libusb/include/libusb-1.0 -I ~/libnfc-libusb10/include -I ~/libnfc-libusb10/contrib/win32 -I ~/libnfc-libusb10/libnfc -L ~/lisbusb/bin/libusb-1.0.dll.a -static -lusb-1.0 |
- build –>
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gcc -shared -o libnfc.dll nfc.o target-subr.o iso14443-subr.o usbbus.o acr122_usb.o nfc-internal.o nfc-device.o pn53x.o mirror-subr.o -L ~/lisbusb/lib/libusb-1.0.dll.a -lusb-1.0 |
Download libnfc.dll.zip working with libusb 1.0 for Windows 64:
content of libusb zip file :
Download libusb-1.0.dll and dependencies for Windows 64:
To use : Simply run the app : mct2dmpGui.exe then, open the input dump by clicking on “Convert” and save the converted file
This app use dotnet framework 4.7.2 and you can download it in release menu : https://github.com/xavave/bm-mifare-classic/releases
The app will automaticaly detect if it’s a Mifare classic tool dump or a nfc-mfc classic dump
download sources/binaries on github –> https://github.com/xavave/bm-mifare-classic/wiki
new on 2020 – jan – 22 : All tools Zipped in one file including latest nfc-mfcclassic with C option and tool : nfc detect chinese magic card and also libnfc_crypto_crack.exe –>
zip content :
cropto1_bs.exe
libgcc_s_seh-1.dll
liblzma-5.dll
libnfc.dll
libnfc_crypto_crack.exe
libusb0.dll
libwinpthread-1.dll
mfcuk_keyrecovery_darkside.exe
mfoc.exe
mfoc_hardnested.exe
nfc-anticol.exe
nfc-barcode.exe
nfc-dep-initiator.exe
nfc-dep-target.exe
nfc-detect-chinese-magic-card.exe
nfc-emulate-forum-tag2.exe
nfc-emulate-forum-tag4.exe
nfc-emulate-tag.exe
nfc-emulate-uid.exe
nfc-jewel.exe
nfc-list.exe
nfc-mfclassic.exe
nfc-mfsetuid.exe
nfc-mfultralight.exe
nfc-poll.exe
nfc-read-forum-tag3.exe
nfc-relay-picc.exe
nfc-relay.exe
nfc-scan-device.exe
pn53x-diagnose.exe
pn53x-sam.exe
pn53x-tamashell.exe
solve_bs.exe
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