I am struggling to learn how to simulate a MIFARE smart card on an Android NFC device with NXP chip. Is this possible?
In Question No 4, they say that there are ways to do this. Does anyone know, in more detail? I am trying to ask him without any answer.
And do you know that the devices using NXP chip are equipped with an embedded safe element (ESE) with MFair capabilities and where I can find information about it, do you know whether the NXP NFC controller You can not simulate MiFiErier Classic Smart Card on an Android device because
Android OS Does not support The introduction of Droid 4.4 is on the ISO 14443-4 layer:
Specifically, the Android 4.4 NFC-Forum ISO-DEP specification (ISO / IEC 14443-4) and ISO / IEC 7816- In the form of Application Protocol Data Units (APDU) defined in the 4 specification Android mandate only imitates ISO-DEP on top of NFC-A (ISO / IEC 14443-3 type A) technology Support for NFC-B (ISO / IEC 14443-4 type B) technology is optional. All these specifications are shown in layering figure 3.
Mifare Classic requires some lever control so that you are SOOL. What has been said is unclear because it normally reflects Mifare in opposition to the Mifaar Classic, the Mifera Classic is a different animal because it has come out to form NFC forum standards. So it is more difficult to integrate with high level projects like Android.
RE: NXP chip with ESE It is not always used by device manufacturers, so you have to pay attention to the structure of the device according to the question. Some tools understand that there is an ESE but not all.
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