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NFCProxy is a an Android app that lets you proxy transactions between an RFID credit card and a reader. The saved transactions can be replayed to skim credit cards or the RFID credit card can be replayed at a POS terminal.
NFCProxy can also be useful for protocol analysis to learn about the underlying communication protocol.
In order to replay credit cards to a reader you MUST install a special version of CyanogenMod. See Wiki.
Slides from the Defcon 20 presentation of NFCproxy can...
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Another open RFID software for the Violet mir:ror that replaces Mirware. Libmirror is managed .NET API library for Violet's MIrror RFID reader. Libmirror is currently tested and production ready on Windows.
reflek:tor is a replacement for Violet's mirware software, allowing the Violet mir:ror to be used directly as an RFID reader without the necessity of using Violet's services.
Max Microchip GPL is a multi-protocol RFID reader for scanning pets implanted with an under-skin ID microchip. The external hardware required can be built with no soldering, and connects simply to the PC's Line In Audio jack.
Alud (Ashtray Linux Userspace Driver) is a userspace Linux driver for Philips Pegoda USB RFID reader/writer. It's come also with a demo GUI application.
BTnodeRFID provides a mobile RFID reader for the ISO 15693 RFID standard with a Bluetooth interface based on existing hardware components. Software libraries to access the reader for J2SE, J2ME and Symbian platforms are included.
The objective of Accada HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) is to provide a hardware abstraction and a standardized interface to proprietary RFID systems. Accada HAL allows the integration of RFID readers into the Accada Reader and Accada ALE modules.
This project is no longer active. It was an implementation of the Simple Lightweight RFID Reader Protocol that tracked the development of some work in the IETF. That work has since been superceded by the Reader Operations working group in EPCGlobal.
Java libraries and applications for communication with an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) ISO15693 reader developed on Linux.
In the project are included:
1. the JAR libraries for communication
2. a command line application;
3. a Java applet.
The objective of this project is to create an implementation of the EPCglobal reader protocol, for use by application developers, that will provide a uniform interface to today's major RFID reader platforms. See http://www.accada.org for more details.
This is a driver module for linux written in C language for the 310 apsx rfid reader.
This device use the communication via uart (interrupt based) for dialect with a normal pc.