commit 384fb4805fad471871ef5a2b7cb641cd8a4ae25f
Author: Ed <ed@404.blue>
Date:   Tue Jul 11 21:49:11 2023 +0200

    Initial commit

diff --git a/config.example.py b/config.example.py
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+
+# Where should i send the readings?
+SERVER = 'http://127.0.0.1:8188/nfc/read'
+
+# Should i verify the nfc tags (authenticating password)?
+SECURE = False
+
+# Is this a boopbox?
+BOOPBOX_ID = None
+
+# This is used to verify the tags
+SALT = b"This is used to generate the password that will be used to encrypt/verify each tag"
+ITERATIONS = 10000
diff --git a/nfc_reader.py b/nfc_reader.py
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+import nfc
+from nfc.clf import RemoteTarget
+import httpx
+import logging
+import binascii
+from base64 import b16encode
+from os.path import join
+from config import *
+from time import sleep
+from hashlib import sha3_512
+
+import coloredlogs
+coloredlogs.install()
+
+def password(tag):
+	x = tag.identifier
+	for i in range(ITERATIONS):
+		x = sha3_512(x + SALT).digest()
+	return x[:6]
+	
+CONFIG_PAGES = {
+	"NXP NTAG213": (0x29, 0x2A, 0x2B, 0x2C),
+	"NXP NTAG215": (0x83, 0x84, 0x85, 0x86),
+	"NXP NTAG216": (0xE3, 0xE4, 0xE5, 0xE6),	
+}
+
+if __name__ == '__main__':
+	log = logging.getLogger('nfc')
+	clf = nfc.ContactlessFrontend()
+	
+	try:
+		assert clf.open('tty:USB0:pn532')
+	except TimeoutError:
+		log.error('Got TimeoutError on reader connection attempt.')
+	except AssertionError:
+		log.error('There is no reader connected.')
+		exit()
+	
+	# Set baud rate to 115200 to prevent reader from dying
+	clf.device.chipset.set_serial_baudrate(115200)
+	clf.device.chipset.transport.baudrate = 115200
+	
+	try:
+		while 1:
+			target = clf.sense(RemoteTarget('106A'), iterations=10, delay=0.1)
+			if not target: continue
+			
+			count = None
+			tag_id = target.sdd_res
+			is_secure = False
+
+			if not BOOPBOX_ID:
+				try:
+					tag = nfc.tag.activate(clf, target)
+				except:
+					log.error(f"TAG {tag_id} is gone.")
+					continue
+
+				try:
+					if SECURE and tag.product == "NXP NTAG215":
+						has_password = tag.read(CONFIG_PAGES[tag.product][0])[3] < 0xFF
+
+						if has_password:
+							psw = password(tag)
+							if tag.authenticate(psw):
+								is_secure = True
+				except:
+					log.error("Couldn't verify tag.")
+				
+				# Try to get the read count as well.				
+				try:
+					if tag.product == "NXP NTAG215":
+						count = tag.transceive(binascii.unhexlify('3902'), timeout=0.05) # READ_CNT command
+						count = int.from_bytes(count, byteorder='little')
+				except nfc.tag.tt2.Type2TagCommandError:
+					log.error("Tag count is enabled, couldn't get a response")
+				except AttributeError:
+					log.error("Lost connection to tag...")
+
+			try:
+				res = httpx.post(SERVER, json={'id': b16encode(tag_id).decode(), 'is_secure': is_secure, 'count': count, 'boopbox_id': BOOPBOX_ID})
+			except Exception as e:
+				log.error(e)
+			else:
+				log.info(f"Booped {b16encode(tag_id).decode()} (secure = {is_secure}) (count = {count})")
+			
+			while clf.sense(RemoteTarget('106A')): sleep(0.1)
+
+	except KeyboardInterrupt:
+		clf.close()
+		
diff --git a/readme.md b/readme.md
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+# Boopbox/POS NFC Client
+
+This is a simple script that implements an "HTTP Client" that will send every read NFC tag to an http server.
+Additionally, it is possible to set the reader as "secure" and this will - other than verify the id of the tag - also try to authenticate the originality of it.
+
+## What reader?
+
+The used reader is a raw PN532 connected through a CH430 to usb. The baud rate is immediately set to 115200 to prevent the reader from entering a "locked" state in case of connection loss with the nfcpy library. Setting the baud rate to 115200 makes sure the chip is always available to init again.
+
+## How do you generate the password?
+
+The password is generated by hashing the NFC identifier with a SALT numerous times, and then truncating the resulting hash. The nfc cards we used (NDEF213, 215) only supported 6 byte passwords.
+
+## What is the read count?
+
+During provisioning we enabled the read count of the NFC tags. This is a non-tearing read-only register which gets increased by 1 every time there is a successful ACTIVATE command (aka the chip is read correctly). This was used for statistical and anti-tampering purposes.