cardpeek
Cardpeek is a free software designed to read and interpret the contents of magnetic cards that conform to the ISO/IEC 7813 standard.
Cardpeek is a tool for reading the contents of smartcards, such as credit and debit cards, membership cards, or transit cards. It allows users to view the data stored on the card, and also to modify the data, if desired. It is a free, open source software package, available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Cardpeek provides a comprehensive set of features for smartcard analysis, making it a powerful tool for cardholders, researchers, and developers. It allows users to:
• Read the data stored on a smartcard, including card numbers, expiration dates, and other information
• Modify the data stored on a card, allowing users to customize their cards for different purposes
• Analyze the communication between the card and a card reader, allowing users to understand the flow of data and identify potential security vulnerabilities
• Create scripts that can be used to automate tasks such as card cloning, card authentication, and data analysis
• Generate reports that summarize the results of card analysis
Cardpeek is easy to use and is designed to be user-friendly. It has a graphical interface that allows users to quickly and easily view the data stored on their cards. It also includes a command-line interface that allows users to write scripts for more advanced analysis.
Cardpeek is an invaluable tool for anyone who needs to analyze smartcards. It is free and open source, making it accessible to anyone with an interest in smartcards. With its comprehensive set of features and intuitive design, Cardpeek is the perfect tool for cardholders, researchers, and developers.
Cardpeek allows for comprehensive analysis of smartcards, including reading, modifying and understanding data security vulnerabilities.
Cardpeek requires the following:
- A computer with a USB port and an Internet connection
- Supported operating systems: Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows
- Supported card types: Most ISO 7816 smart cards, including contactless NFC cards, HID iCLASS, Mifare, and EMV cards.
- A card reader (optional).
PROS
Easy to use interface with a robust script language.
Open-source software allowing for customization.
CONS
Limited support and resources available for troubleshooting.
Can be slow and sluggish during operations.
