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LF_PROXBRUTE — HID ProxII Bruteforce

Author: Brad Antoniewicz Frequency: LF (125 kHz) Hardware: Generic Proxmark3

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What

Reads an HID ProxII tag, then brute forces all card numbers downward from the captured value, keeping the same facility code.

Why

HID ProxII is one of the most widely deployed access control card formats. If you have one valid card, you can enumerate other valid card numbers by brute forcing downward (most organizations assign card numbers sequentially, so badges with lower numbers often belong to employees with longer tenure or higher access).

How

  1. READ: Capture an HID ProxII card to learn the facility code and starting card number
  2. BRUTE: Simulate the card with decrementing card numbers, pausing briefly at each one
  3. The facilty code is preserved from the original capture
  4. Hold button during brute to exit back to READ

LED Indicators

LED Meaning
A (solid) Reading / simulation active
C (solid) Brute force mode
A+B+C+D (flash) Error or exiting

Button Controls

Action Effect
Hold 280ms Advance state (READ → BRUTE)
Hold during brute Exit brute → back to READ
USB command Exit standalone mode

State Machine

stateDiagram-v2
    [*] --> READ : Startup

    READ --> BRUTE : Button hold\n(card captured)
    READ --> READ : Button hold\n(no card)
    
    BRUTE --> BRUTE : Decrement card number\nand simulate
    BRUTE --> READ : Button hold\n(exit brute)
    
    READ --> [*] : USB data received
    BRUTE --> [*] : USB data received
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Compilation

make clean
make STANDALONE=LF_PROXBRUTE -j
./pm3-flash-fullimage

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