Fixed the write raw 14a, now finally functional... at least let's hope so

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martin.holst@gmail.com 2013-09-21 20:37:22 +00:00
parent 427cdbe2cd
commit b61f426c2d
2 changed files with 197 additions and 69 deletions

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@ -66,20 +66,41 @@ local function parse1443a(data)
return { uid = uid, atqa = atqa, sak = sak, name = tostring_1443a(sak)}
end
--- Sends a USBpacket to the device
-- @param command - the usb packet to send
-- @param ignoreresponse - if set to true, we don't read the device answer packet
-- which is usually recipe for fail. If not sent, the host will wait 2s for a
-- response of type CMD_ACK
-- @return packet,nil if successfull
-- nil, errormessage if unsuccessfull
local function sendToDevice(command, ignoreresponse)
core.clearCommandBuffer()
local err = core.SendCommand(command:getBytes())
if err then
print(err)
return nil, err
end
if ignoreresponse then return nil,nil end
local response = core.WaitForResponseTimeout(cmds.CMD_ACK,TIMEOUT)
return response,nil
end
local library = {
read1443a = function(blockNo, keys, keyType)
-- This function does a connect.
-- @param dont_disconnect - if true, does not disable the field
read1443a = function(dont_disconnect)
local command, result, info, err, data
core.clearCommandBuffer()
command = Command:new{cmd = cmds.CMD_READER_ISO_14443a,
arg1 = ISO14A_COMMAND.ISO14A_CONNECT}
err = core.SendCommand(command:getBytes())
if err then
print(err)
return nil, err
if dont_disconnect then
command.arg1 = command.arg1 + ISO14A_COMMAND.ISO14A_NO_DISCONNECT
end
local result = core.WaitForResponseTimeout(cmds.CMD_ACK,TIMEOUT)
local result,err = sendToDevice(command)
if result then
local count,cmd,arg0,arg1,arg2 = bin.unpack('LLLL',result)
if arg0 == 0 then
@ -97,8 +118,10 @@ local library = {
return nil, err
end
return info
end
end,
parse1443a = parse1443a,
sendToDevice = sendToDevice,
ISO14A_COMMAND = ISO14A_COMMAND,
}
return library

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@ -1,78 +1,183 @@
local cmds = require('commands')
local desc =
local getopt = require('getopt')
local lib14a = require('read14a')
example = "script run writerraw -x 6000F57b"
author = "Martin Holst Swende"
desc =
[[
This is a script to allow raw 1444a commands to be sent and received.
This script is a work in progress, not yet functional. It is an attempt to use the raw-writing
capabilities already present within the devices
Arguments:
-o do not connect - use this only if you previously used -p to stay connected
-r do not read response
-c calculate and append CRC
-p stay connected - dont inactivate the field
-x <payload> Data to send (NO SPACES!)
-d Debug flag
Examples :
# 1. Connect and don't disconnect
script run writeraw -p
# 2. Send mf auth, read response (nonce)
script run writeraw -o -x 6000F57b -p
# 3. disconnect
script run writeraw -o
# All three steps in one go:
script run writeraw -x 6000F57b
]]
print(desc)
--[[
-- Some raw data
local rawdata = "6000F57b" --mf_auth
This script communicates with
/armsrc/iso14443a.c, specifically ReaderIso14443a() at around line 1779 and onwards.
Check there for details about data format and how commands are interpreted on the
device-side.
]]
-- Some globals
local TIMEOUT = 2000 -- Shouldn't take longer than 2 seconds
local DEBUG = false -- the debug flag
function show(usbpacket)
if usbpacket then
local response = Command.parse(usbpacket)
print(response)
-------------------------------
-- Some utilities
-------------------------------
---
-- A debug printout-function
function dbg(args)
if DEBUG then
print("# ", args)
end
end
---
-- This is only meant to be used when errors occur
function oops(err)
print("ERROR: ",err)
end
---
-- Usage help
function help()
print(desc)
print("Example usage")
print(example)
end
---
-- The main entry point
function main(args)
if args == nil or #args == 0 then
return help()
end
local ignore_response = false
local appendcrc = false
local stayconnected = false
local payload = nil
local doconnect = true
-- Read the parameters
for o, a in getopt.getopt(args, 'corcpx:') do
if o == "o" then doconnect = false end
if o == "r" then ignore_response = true end
if o == "c" then appendcrc = true end
if o == "p" then stayconnected = true end
if o == "x" then payload = a end
if o == "d" then DEBUG = true end
end
-- First of all, connect
if doconnect then
dbg("doconnect")
-- We reuse the connect functionality from a
-- common library
info, err = lib14a.read1443a(true)
if err then return oops(err) end
print(("Connected to card, uid = %s"):format(info.uid))
end
-- The actual raw payload, if any
if payload then
res,err = sendRaw(payload,{ignore_response = ignore_response})
if err then return oops(err) end
if not ignoreresponse then
-- Display the returned data
showdata(res)
end
end
-- And, perhaps disconnect?
if not stayconnected then
disconnect()
end
end
-- Want to do both connect and send raw, so we should AND the two commands
-- ISO14A_COMMAND.ISO14A_RAW(8) and ISO14A_CONNECT (1). However, we don't have a
-- bitlib yet, so we'll do it manually, 1 & 8 == 9
-- ISO14A_NO_DISCONNECT = 2 ==> 11
--- Picks out and displays the data read from a tag
-- Specifically, takes a usb packet, converts to a Command
-- (as in commands.lua), takes the data-array and
-- reads the number of bytes specified in arg1 (arg0 in c-struct)
-- and displays the data
-- @param usbpacket the data received from the device
function showdata(usbpacket)
local cmd_response = Command.parse(usbpacket)
local len = tonumber(cmd_response.arg1) *2
--print("data length:",len)
local data = string.sub(tostring(cmd_response.data), 0, len);
print("<< ",data)
--print("----------------")
end
print(string.len(rawdata))
local command = Command:new{cmd = cmds.CMD_READER_ISO_14443a,
arg1 = 3, -- Connect (1) and don't disconnect (2)
arg2 = 0
}
local mf_auth = Command:new{cmd = cmds.CMD_READER_ISO_14443a,
arg1 = 10, -- Send raw
-- arg2 contains the length.
-- Remember; rawdata is an ascii string containing
-- ASCII characters. Thus; rawdata= "FF" are two bytes in length
-- but when converted to true hexvalues internally inside the Command
-- constructor, 0xFF is only one byte. So, the bytelength is the
-- length of the ASCII-string divided by two. Thanks jonor!
function sendRaw(rawdata, options)
print(">> ", rawdata)
local flags = lib14a.ISO14A_COMMAND.ISO14A_NO_DISCONNECT + lib14a.ISO14A_COMMAND.ISO14A_RAW
local command = Command:new{cmd = cmds.CMD_READER_ISO_14443a,
arg1 = flags, -- Send raw
-- arg2 contains the length, which is half the length
-- of the ASCII-string rawdata
arg2 = string.len(rawdata)/2,
data = rawdata}
local quit = Command:new{cmd = cmds.CMD_READER_ISO_14443a,
return lib14a.sendToDevice(command, options.ignore_response)
end
-- Sends an instruction to do nothing, only disconnect
function disconnect()
local command = Command:new{cmd = cmds.CMD_READER_ISO_14443a,
arg1 = 0, -- Nothing
}
core.clearCommandBuffer()
--print("Sending")
--print(command)
local err = core.SendCommand(command:getBytes())
if err then
print(err)
return nil, err
-- We can ignore the response here, no ACK is returned for this command
-- Check /armsrc/iso14443a.c, ReaderIso14443a() for details
return lib14a.sendToDevice(command,true)
end
-------------------------
-- Testing
-------------------------
function selftest()
main("-p")
main(" -o -x 6000F57b -p")
main("-o")
main("-x 6000F57b")
end
-- Flip the switch here to perform a sanity check.
-- It read a nonce in two different ways, as specified in the usage-section
if false then
selftest()
else
-- Call the main
main(args)
end
local cardselect = core.WaitForResponseTimeout(cmds.CMD_ACK,TIMEOUT)
print("Card select:")
show(cardselect)
--local response = core.WaitForResponseTimeout(cmds.CMD_ACK,TIMEOUT)
--print("Raw response:")
--show(response)
local answer = ""
while answer ~='q' do
local err = core.SendCommand(mf_auth:getBytes())
if err then
print(err)
return nil, err
end
local nonce = core.WaitForResponseTimeout(cmds.CMD_ACK,TIMEOUT)
print("Nonce:")
show(nonce)
io.write("Write q to quit, hit any char to get a nonce ")
io.flush()
answer=io.read(1)
end--]]