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Mifare DESfire saves being but inaccessible due to "Can not parse file" #1730

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Masqueey opened this issue Sep 11, 2022 · 3 comments
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Describe the bug.

When trying to read previously saved Mifare DESfire cards, I get a "Can not parse file" error. However, when I try to access the saved data through the mobile app, it works fine and can even get the Flipper to emulate it. The flipper is also able to emulate the card when it has just been read and not yet saved.

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  1. Go to NFC -> Read
  2. Read a Mifare DESfire
  3. Save it
  4. Go to NFC -> Saved
  5. Select the Mifare DESfire
  6. "Cannot parse file"

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Version 0.66.1

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Let me know how to get the right logs if you need them to solve this issue

@Masqueey Masqueey added the Bug label Sep 11, 2022
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djsime1 commented Sep 20, 2022

I don't have any DESFire cards to test this on, however I believe Flipper only stores basic info about the card (like UID). It's impossible to fully save the contents of a DESFire card.

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I have done some research myself and came to the same conclusion; part of the information is stored on an inaccessible part of the chip. (Inaccessible from the outside that is.) This issue can be closed.

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Axlbuld commented Nov 16, 2022

Same with current release and MiFare DesFire EV2. Trying to store the UID, only, but save failes.

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