RFID hand implant door opening: Saga/review

Oran C

Feb 13, 2021 • 3 min read

Last Updated 20210705

Review for:

Laxre RFID, Fingerprint, Bluetooth Door Lock - Amazon.com

TL;DR Great if you are just using rfid and finger print reader, touch buttons are useable but not great if you are at night and need to get in quickly.

Pro:

good as rfid reader
fingerprint reader responsive and easy to use.

Con:

button interface is hard to tell if im pressing the correct button, there is no tacktile feedback.(note: just use the finger print reader and rfid, and you should be good).

Setup:

easy, ive tried 1 other door lock, and this is the better of the two in interms of install.Didnt try the app.Didnt try alexa integration.

Why I returned mine.

I really liked the finger print reader.

but
I'm trying to find a reader that works for
Dangerousthings NExT RFID + NFC hand implant.

I was saddened that this one was not working with the 13.56MHz for my hand inplant.I'm going to buy a 125kHz RFID instead

The impplant has two radios in side

NTAG216 13.56MHz ISO14443A NFC chip
T5577 125kHz RFID chip (preprogrammed EM41xx 40 bit ID)

link:

NExT RFID + NFC Chip Implant | RFID & NFC Chip Implants and Biohacking products

2021 UPDATE! Got it working!

I had to go head and hack my door lock (try number 2!)

How i got it working!

created with www.github.com/wisehackermonkey/markdown-image-clipboard — the outside, the black box is my custom reader that ties into the metal door lock with the handel

Control board is actually comes part of the rfid implant kit from dangerous things kit! it just took 3 door locks to find the easies hackable one :|

xEM Access Controller v2 ($24.00)

Details:

I set the controller to use the 5 second timeout

Author

by oran collins
github.com/wisehackermonkey
oranbusiness🕳gmail ($) com
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