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Smart Cards Lab COMPGA12 University College London

5 rﬁdiot library

The rﬁdiot library is developed by Adam Laurie, a well-known English se-

curity researcher. It works under Windows, Mac and Linux.

It is based on pyscard, a French Python library by Jean-Daniel Aussel from Gemalto and a few other Python

libraries such as pycrypt.

5.0.1 Installing and conﬁguring rﬁdiot

We will only describe how to do things under Windows. Students can try

Linux or Mac on their own (more pain and more risky, maybe not everything

works).

Main page:

http://http://rfidiot.org/

Direct download for Windows:

http://rfidiot.org/RFIDIOt-Windows-0.1x.zip

Our recommended (older) version

\Smart Cards Lab docs and free software\drivers\

rfidiot\recommended\June 2009 with Python 25\

5.0.2 rﬁdiot - Installing Python

Install Python 2.5. There are problems with diﬀerent versions of Python

that are incompatible with other versions of rﬁdiot. Typically Python 2.6.

does not work. Do use 2.5. May install from:

\Smart Cards Lab docs and free software\drivers\rfidiot\

recommended\June 2009 with Python 25\other packages needed\python-2.5.2.msi

5.0.3 rﬁdiot - Additional Python Libraries

Unless already included in Python distrib, typically the are not (needed for

Python 2.5) then also we need the following libraries. An archive of all these

cna be found at:

\Smart Cards Lab docs and free software\drivers\rfidiot\

recommended\June 2009 with Python 25\other packages needed\

The Python packages to be installed can also be found elsewhere:

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