Add ChaosID: forensic card identifier (NFC)#1075
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Hello, app screenshots should be located in source repo, and PR should contain only manifest.yml file (screenshot paths are relative to source repo, not the catalog)
Also app needs to be in English by default, it is possible to submit apps that have another language as option (like menu with selection), but not as forced and only one option
- Move screenshots out of catalog PR (already in source repo) - Update commit_sha to point to source repo commit with full English UI - Remove Chaos IAM reference (project is standalone)
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@xMasterX Done! Both items addressed in the new commit:
Source commit: 5be2697803a23992a8c8d71a854b9edf160fec5e Thanks again for the review! |
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Hi! Just a friendly ping to check if there's anything else needed from my side. Happy to address any additional feedback. Thanks for your time! |
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Will do new review soon |
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Hi, the screenshots need to be redone with the qFlipper screenshot button. A real qFlipper shot is |
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@xMasterX Updated! Screenshots are now proper 2-color palette PNGs Source commit: 04d6c1ca27fb77c315e86d6fd6d7b7552ba56517 Thanks for the patience! |
ChaosID is a forensic card identifier for Flipper Zero that auto-detects
LF (125 kHz) and HF (13.56 MHz) protocols, extracts UID/ATQA/SAK, and
classifies each card's security risk based on a built-in database covering
crypto status, attack vectors, and historical exploits.
For MIFARE Classic cards (which are still widespread in corporate badges
and transit systems despite Crypto1 being broken since 2008), the app
includes an Investigate button that runs a dictionary attack against
20 well-known default keys and reports live how many sectors are accessible
with factory keys.
Intended for security research, physical access control auditing and
educational use.
Devices firmware (API 87.1)