A pure C(99) implementation of the Crypto-1 cipher using the method of bitslicing, which uses GNU vector extensions to be portable across SSE/AVX/AVX2 supporting architectures while offering the highest amount of possible parallelism.
I wrote this as a patch for piwi's imlementation of the research documented in Ciphertext-only cryptanalysis on hardened Mifare Classic cards after reading (most of) the paper, while it was still under active development.
After my development of a somewhat naive brute-forcer, another implementation of the same attack surfaced, CraptEV1. With all of its clever tricks that code pushed me to improve my own, eventually reaching a significant (8-10x) speedup. Besides that, its publication as a library also inspired the included libnfc application that demonstrates the CraptEV1 attack code + my bitsliced cracker.
The proxmark3 patch, as well as the code for piwi's branch that it applies to, have since been merged into Iceman1001's fork along with many other experimental improvements to the proxmark3 codebase.
Much more work has been done in the project since my patch, so I would advise proxmark3 users to use that fork to test the code.
My original patch is included for completeness as pwpiwi_proxmark3_hard_nested.patch.
Even later still, this code actually got merged into the upstream Proxmark3 codebase! More importantly, it was included as part of an entirely new variation on the attack by @pwpiwi, which requires fewer nonces and achieves a better reduction of potential states, while also improving the brute-forcing phase, ending up as another order of magnitude faster in practice. This improved solution is also usable with a branch of mfoc by @vk496.
The following tools are only available for / tested on 64-bit Linux.
Support for 32-bit and 64-bit machines was tested on various Intel/ARM based Linux platforms.
OSX compatibility issues were resolved by @unkernet.
If you want to use the following stand-alone binaries, you will need the original CraptEV1 / Crapto1 source packages.
For convenience, and because redistribution of CraptEV1 is not allowed, I've added make targets get_craptev1 and get_crapto1 to fetch and extract these packages to the current working directory.
I have included a conversion of the test file 0xcafec0de.txt included in the CraptEV1 package to the binary format used by the proxmark3/hard_nested branch.
solve_bs is analogous to CraptEV1 solve and works on .txt files using the bitsliced crypto-1 cracker
$ ./solve_bs craptev1-v1.1/0xcafec0de.txt 0xcafec0de
solve_piwi uses CraptEV1 on .bin files as gathered by piwi's PM3 code
$ ./solve_piwi 0xcafec0de.bin
solve_piwi_bs does the same but uses the bitsliced cracker
$ ./solve_piwi_bs 0xcafec0de.bin
libnfc_crypto1_crack uses libnfc to demonstrate the CraptEV1 code using the bitsliced cracker
$ ./libnfc_crypto1_crack 000000000000 0 A 4 A
Special thanks to Carlo Meijer, Roel Verdult, piwi and bla.
All the code in this repository is made available under the MIT license, except for the files pwpiwi_proxmark3_hard_nested.patch and libnfc_crypto1_crack.c, which are GPLv2 due to deriving from respectively Proxmark3 and MFOC.
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