Sense-NET is a tool to interact with bioimplants, specifically those manufactured by Dangerous Things. It is designed to work with Unix systems and provides functionalities for both NFC and RFID modes, such as reading, writing, and retrieving implant information.
- RFID Mode:
- Retrieve implant information using compatible RFID readers.
- NFC Mode:
- Retrieve implant UID, manufacturer, checksum, and payload.
- Read and parse NDEF messages.
- Write new NDEF content to implants.
- Read raw implant memory blocks (up to 48 blocks).
- Operating System
- macOS.
- *BSD.
- Linux.
- Implant Compatibility:
- Reader Compatibility:
A redistributable package with dependencies included is available, compiled with PyInstaller. It can be found on the dist directory.
cd dist/
chmod +x sense-net
./sense-netThe project requires Python 3 and the following Python libraries:
ndef
pyscard
termcolor
Ensure you have these dependencies installed. You can do so by running:
pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 sense-net.pyFollow the prompts to interact with your bioimplant.
Whether using the Python version or the redistributable one, and with either an RFID or NFC reader, Sense/Net can be run interactively or by directly invoking the desired option:
Sense-NET: A tool for interacting with bioimplants.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--get-rfid-info Get RFID implant information.
--get-nfc-info Get NFC implant information.
--read-ndef Read NDEF contents from an NFC implant.
--read-raw Read raw blocks from an NFC implant.
--write-ndef MESSAGE Write NDEF content to an NFC implant.
--version Get Sense/Net version.
This work is based on original contributions from VladoPortos who actually wrote the only working library for ACR1252.
Feel free to submit issues or pull requests to enhance the functionalities or expand compatibility to other platforms and devices.