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RFID Credentials - Access Cards, Fobs & Tags | ProxAccess Australia

Australia's Leading Provider of RFID Credentials

Access Cards, Key Fobs, Tags & More – Faster Delivery & Better Value Than Security Integrators

Why Order RFID Credentials Through ProxAccess?

Faster Delivery

Most credentials delivered within 4 business days across Australia, compared to weeks through traditional channels.

Significant Cost Savings

Eliminate unnecessary markup from security integrators and distributors without compromising quality.

All Major Formats Available

From HID iClass to Mifare, SEOS, Tecom, and more - we supply all major credential types used in Australia.

Genuine Original Credentials

All our credentials are 100% genuine and original, ensuring perfect compatibility with your existing systems.

Expert Technical Support

Our team can help identify exactly what credential type you need based on your existing system.

No Minimum Order Quantity

Whether you need 1 or 1,000 credentials, we can supply exactly what you need without expensive minimums.

HID iClass Credentials

High-Frequency 13.56 MHz Smart Card Technology

HID iClass credentials use 13.56 MHz contactless smart card technology and offer a range of security levels. They're widely used across Australia in commercial buildings, secure facilities, and multi-tenant residential complexes.

Available Formats:

  • iClass Standard (2k/16k)
  • iClass SR (Standard Security)
  • iClass SE (Secure Element)
  • iClass Elite (Custom Keyed)
  • Combination with Prox (Dual Technology)

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Clamshell Cards Key Fobs Wristbands Adhesive Tags
HID iClass Key Fob

iClass Key Fob

HID iClass ISO Card

iClass ISO Card

HID iClass Clamshell

iClass Clamshell

HID iClass Adhesive Tag

iClass Adhesive Tag

Why Order HID iClass Through ProxAccess?

Delivery in Under 4 Days

While integrators often take weeks, we deliver across Australia in just 4 business days or less.

Significant Cost Savings

Cut out the middleman markup while still getting genuine HID credentials.

All Security Levels Available

From standard to elite security levels, we can supply the exact credential you need.

100% Genuine HID Products

All our credentials are authentic and backed by manufacturer guarantees.

HID Proximity Credentials

Low-Frequency 125 kHz Technology

HID Proximity cards and fobs operate at 125 kHz and are among the most widely deployed access control credentials in Australia. These reliable credentials are found in office buildings, apartments, and facilities nationwide.

Available Formats:

  • HID ProxCard II
  • HID ProxCard III
  • HID ISOProx II
  • HID DuoProx II
  • HID Corporate 1000

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Clamshell Cards Key Fobs ProxKey III Adhesive Tags
HID ProxKey III Key Fob

ProxKey III Fob

HID ProxCard II

ProxCard II

HID ISOProx II Card

ISOProx II Card

HID ProxCard III

ProxCard III

Why Order HID Proximity Through ProxAccess?

Express Australia-Wide Delivery

Get your HID Prox credentials faster than through traditional suppliers.

Better Value Than Integrators

Why pay more for the same genuine HID products you can get directly through us?

Proper Format Matching

We ensure your new credentials match your existing facility code and bit format.

Expert Technical Support

Not sure what you need? Our specialists can help identify your exact credential type.

Mifare RFID Credentials

NXP's 13.56 MHz Smart Card Technology

Mifare credentials, developed by NXP Semiconductors, are widely used in access control, public transportation, and versatile applications throughout Australia. They offer excellent performance and reliability at 13.56 MHz frequency.

Available Variants:

  • Mifare Classic (1K/4K)
  • Mifare DESFire EV1
  • Mifare DESFire EV2
  • Mifare DESFire EV3
  • Mifare Ultralight
  • Mifare Plus

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Key Fobs Wristbands Adhesive Tags Custom Formats
Mifare Key Fob

Mifare Key Fob

Mifare ISO Card

Mifare ISO Card

Mifare Adhesive Tag

Mifare Adhesive Tag

Mifare Wristband

Mifare Wristband

Why Order Mifare Through ProxAccess?

Better Value

Get Mifare credentials at significantly better prices than through access control companies.

Proper Programming

We ensure your cards are correctly programmed for your specific system.

Quick Turnaround

Fast Australia-wide delivery, unlike the weeks of waiting through other suppliers.

All Security Levels

From Classic to the latest DESFire EV3, we supply all security variants.

SEOS Credentials

HID's Next-Generation Credential Technology

SEOS represents the latest in credential technology from HID Global, offering advanced security, privacy protection, and versatile functionality. These credentials use 13.56 MHz technology and are designed for high-security applications.

Key Features:

  • Advanced encryption technology
  • Multi-application support
  • Superior protection against cloning
  • Flexible memory configuration
  • Privacy by design architecture

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Key Fobs Mobile Credentials Wearables
SEOS ISO Card

SEOS ISO Card

SEOS Key Fob

SEOS Key Fob

SEOS Mobile Credential

Mobile Credential

SEOS Wearable

SEOS Wearable

Why Order SEOS Through ProxAccess?

Maximum Security Credentials

Get the highest level of security available in credential technology.

Save on Premium Technology

Access SEOS technology without the extreme markup from integrators.

Mobile Credential Options

We can provide both physical and mobile credential solutions.

Future-Proof Technology

Invest in the most advanced credential platform available today.

Tecom & Hitag Credentials

125 kHz Smart Card Technology

Tecom access control systems are widely deployed across Australia, particularly in commercial buildings and multi-tenant facilities. These systems typically use Hitag-based RFID credentials operating at 125 kHz frequency.

Available Types:

  • Hitag 1
  • Hitag 2
  • Hitag S
  • Tecom Smart Card
  • Tecom TS1170

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Key Fobs Clamshell Cards
Tecom Smart Key Fob

Tecom Smart Key Fob

Hitag 2 ISO Card

Hitag 2 ISO Card

Tecom TS1170 Card

Tecom TS1170 Card

Hitag S Card

Hitag S Card

Why Order Tecom/Hitag Through ProxAccess?

Rapid Delivery

Get your Tecom/Hitag credentials in days, not weeks or months.

Cost-Effective Solutions

Save significantly compared to ordering through installers or integrators.

Properly Programmed

All credentials correctly programmed to your system specifications.

Expert Assistance

Not sure what you need? We can help identify the correct credential type.

ICT RFID Credentials

Integrated Control Technology Access Solutions

Integrated Control Technology (ICT) is a leading provider of access control systems in Australia and New Zealand. ICT credentials use 125 kHz or 13.56 MHz technology and are found in many commercial and residential buildings across Australia.

Available Types:

  • ICT 125 kHz Proximity
  • ICT 13.56 MHz MIFARE
  • ICT DESFire EV2
  • ICT Mobile Credentials
  • Multi-Technology Options

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Key Fobs Mobile Credentials Adhesive Tags
ICT Proximity ISO Card

ICT Proximity ISO Card

ICT Proximity Key Fob

ICT Proximity Key Fob

ICT MIFARE ISO Card

ICT MIFARE ISO Card

ICT Mobile Credential

ICT Mobile Credential

Why Order ICT Credentials Through ProxAccess?

Better Value

Get the same genuine ICT credentials at better prices than through your integrator.

Fast Delivery

Australia-wide shipping in days, not weeks.

Correctly Provisioned

All credentials programmed to your exact system requirements.

Physical & Mobile Options

Complete range of both physical and mobile credential solutions.

KERI Access Credentials

Reliable Access Control Solutions

Keri Systems is one of North America's largest independent access control system manufacturers with significant presence in Australia. Their credentials use 125 kHz technology and are known for reliability and performance.

Available Types:

  • Keri MS Series
  • KC-10X Standard Light Cards
  • PSC-1 Standard Light Cards
  • PKT-10X Proximity Key Tags
  • Custom Format Options

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Key Fobs Clamshell Cards
Keri MS Key Card

Keri MS Key Card

Keri MS Key Fob

Keri MS Key Fob

Keri Standard ISO Card

Keri Standard ISO Card

Keri Proximity Key Tag

Keri Proximity Key Tag

Why Order KERI Through ProxAccess?

In-Stock Availability

We maintain stock of KERI credentials for faster delivery than distributors.

Cost-Effective Pricing

Get better value on your KERI credential orders.

Guaranteed Compatibility

All credentials are properly formatted for your specific KERI system.

No Minimum Orders

Order exactly what you need, without high minimum quantity requirements.

URMET & FDI Credentials

Access Control Solutions for Residential Buildings

URMET and FDI access control systems are commonly found in residential buildings and apartments across Australia. Their credentials typically operate on 125 kHz or 13.56 MHz frequencies and are known for their reliability in residential settings.

Available Types:

  • URMET Proximity Cards
  • URMET Mifare Cards
  • FDI Proximity Credentials
  • FDI Smart Card Solutions
  • Custom Format Options

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Key Fobs Key Tags
FDI Key Fob

FDI Key Fob

URMET Access Card

URMET Access Card

URMET Compatible Fob

URMET Compatible Fob

FDI Access Card

FDI Access Card

Why Order URMET & FDI Through ProxAccess?

Faster Delivery

Get credentials in days instead of weeks from traditional suppliers.

Significant Savings

Cut out the excessive markup from building managers and integrators.

Exact Format Matching

Precisely programmed to match your building's existing system.

Specialized Support

Expert assistance in identifying and ordering the right credentials.

EM RFID Credentials

Standard 125 kHz Proximity Technology

EM (Electro-Magnetic) RFID credentials operate at 125 kHz and are one of the most commonly used access control technologies worldwide. They are widely deployed in Australia for both residential and commercial applications due to their reliability and cost-effectiveness.

Available Types:

  • EM4100
  • EM4102
  • EM4200
  • EM4305 (R/W)
  • EM Marine

Form Factors Available:

ISO Cards Clamshell Cards Key Fobs Stickers/Discs Wristbands
EM Key Fob

EM Key Fob

EM ISO Card

EM ISO Card

EM Clamshell Card

EM Clamshell Card

EM Wristband

EM Wristband

Why Order EM Credentials Through ProxAccess?

Cost-Effective Solutions

Get better value than through traditional suppliers or integrators.

Rapid Delivery

Australia-wide shipping with much faster delivery times.

Quality Assurance

All credentials tested for compatibility and reliability.

Multiple Form Factors

Wide range of options to suit your specific requirements.

Other RFID Credential Formats

Solutions for Specialized Access Control Systems

Beyond the major credential types, ProxAccess supplies a wide range of other RFID formats used in various access control systems throughout Australia. If you don't see your specific credential type listed, contact us - we likely have a solution for your system.

Indala

Indala credentials (now part of HID) use proprietary FlexSecur® technology for enhanced security.

125 kHz Proximity FlexSecur®

AWID

AWID credentials work with Applied Wireless Identification systems found in many Australian facilities.

125 kHz Proximity Multispectral

GProx

GProx credentials are used with Gallagher access control systems, common in commercial and government facilities.

125 kHz 13.56 MHz Multi-tech

LEGIC

LEGIC credentials provide high security with multi-application capability for sophisticated access control needs.

13.56 MHz Smart Card Advant/Prime

Paxton

Paxton credentials are designed for use with Net2 and other Paxton access control systems.

125 kHz 13.56 MHz Proximity

Custom Solutions

We can supply credentials for virtually any access control system in Australia. Contact us with your requirements.

Any Format Special Orders Unique Systems

Why Choose ProxAccess for Specialized Credentials?

Hard-to-Find Formats

We source even the most specialized credential types that others can't provide.

Quality Assurance

All credentials tested for compatibility with your specific system.

Expert Consultation

Not sure what you need? Our specialists can identify the exact credential.

Better Value

Even for specialized formats, we offer better pricing than traditional suppliers.

How to Order Your RFID Credentials

1. Identify Your Credential

Provide details about your existing system or send us a photo of your current credentials. We'll help identify exactly what you need.

2. Request a Quote

Contact us with your requirements. We'll provide a competitive quote with clear delivery timeframes and credential details.

3. Fast Delivery

Once your order is confirmed, we'll program and deliver your credentials quickly, typically within 4 business days across Australia.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can send us a photo of your existing credentials or provide details about your access control system (manufacturer, model). Our experts can identify the exact credential type you need. In most cases, we only need to see the existing credential to match it precisely.

Yes. All our credentials are genuine and programmed specifically for your system. We guarantee compatibility with your existing access control system. In the rare case that there's an issue, we'll promptly replace the credentials or provide a full refund.

Most orders are delivered within 4 business days Australia-wide. For urgent requirements, we can often arrange express delivery options. This is significantly faster than the weeks or even months that traditional suppliers and integrators often take.

Customers typically save between 30% and 80% compared to ordering through security integrators, building managers, or traditional suppliers. The exact savings depend on the credential type and quantity, but our direct supply model eliminates unnecessary markups while providing genuine, high-quality credentials.

No, we don't require minimum order quantities. Whether you need a single credential or thousands, we can accommodate your needs. This is particularly helpful for small businesses or residential buildings that only need a few replacement credentials at a time.

Yes, we offer custom printing services for ISO-format cards. We can print logos, text, photographs, and other design elements to match your organization's branding requirements. Custom printed credentials are available for most card types, though minimum quantities may apply for custom printing.

What is the level of security of your security badge?

Ensuring the security of your organisation is essential

to prevent any breaches that could result in devastating consequences.

Despite the advancements in technology, many organisations are still using outdated and vulnerable security systems that are susceptible to attacks. At last week’s annual DefCon security conference in Las Vegas, hackers highlighted a significant vulnerability that has been present for over a decade, yet remains unfixed in many organisations worldwide.

 

The vulnerability concerns HID cards, rectangular white plastic “smart” cards that organisations distribute to employees for security badges. The Chaos Communication Congress (CCC) released a paper in 2010 demonstrating a serious vulnerability in smart cards made by HID Global, the largest manufacturer of these devices.

 

The CCC researchers showed that the card reader device that HID sells to validate the data stored on its then-new line of iClass proximity cards includes the master encryption key needed to read data on those cards.

 

The researchers proved that anyone with physical access to one of these readers could extract the encryption key and use it to read, clone, and modify data stored on any HID cards made to work with those readers.

This vulnerability is still present in many organisations worldwide, despite the issue being raised over a decade ago.

HID responded to the 2010 paper by modifying future models of card readers so that the firmware stored inside them could not be easily dumped or read.

 

However, HID never changed the master encryption key for its readers, likely because doing so would require customers using the product to modify or replace all of their readers and cards, which would be a costly proposition given HID’s huge market share.

 

The issue with this approach is that anyone with a modicum of hardware hacking skills, an eBay account, and a budget of less than AUD $150 can grab a copy of the master encryption key and create a portable system for reading and cloning HID cards.

At least, that was the gist of the DefCon talk given by the co-founders of Lares Consulting, a company that gets hired to test clients’ physical and network security.

 

Lares’ Joshua Perrymon and Eric Smith demonstrated how an HID parking garage reader capable of reading cards up to three feet away was purchased off of eBay and modified to fit inside of a common backpack.

 

Wearing this backpack, an attacker looking to gain access to a building protected by HID’s iClass cards could obtain that access simply by walking up to an employee of the targeted organisation and asking for directions, a light of a cigarette, or some other pretext.

 

Smith and Perrymon noted that, thanks to software tools available online, it’s easy to take card data gathered by the mobile reader and encode it onto a new card, also available on eBay for a few pennies apiece.

Worse yet, the attacker is then also able to gain access to areas of the targeted facility that are off-limits to the legitimate owner of the card that was cloned because the ones and zeros stored on the card that specify that access level can also be modified.

 

The vulnerability in HID cards raises a significant issue for organisations that use them. Many organisations may still be using these outdated systems and could be at risk of a security breach.

Ensuring that organisations are aware of this vulnerability is essential to help prevent any potential attacks.

At this point, it is essential to remind organisations that security is a never-ending process. New vulnerabilities will always arise, and organisations must remain vigilant to detect and prevent any potential attacks.

Furthermore, organisations must not assume that their current security measures are foolproof.

Instead, they must take proactive measures to ensure that their security systems are up-to-date and can protect against the latest threats.

 

One approach that organisations can take is to partner with security experts who can help identify vulnerabilities and provide recommendations for improving security measures.

These experts can conduct penetration testing and report any security access related issues.

 

How to protect your premises.

As for now the most cost effective and secured solution to secure your premises is to move to the STID Bluetooth NFC mobile access. 

To learn more about it click here and to compare different BLE systems follow the link here.

Keycard & Keyfob Cloning In Australia

Keycard cloning is a serious security concern that has plagued residential and commercial buildings for years. Cloning allows unauthorized individuals to access secure areas,....

Keycard & Keyfob Cloning in Australia

Keycard and Keyfob Cloning put your premises at risk.

Keycard cloning is a serious security concern that has plagued residential and commercial buildings for years.

Cloning allows unauthorized individuals to access secure areas, potentially putting the entire building and its occupants at risk.

One type of keycard that has been particularly vulnerable to cloning is the HID iClass card. In this blog post, we will explore the issue of keycard cloning, with a focus on HID iClass cards, and the risks associated with this security vulnerability.

First, it’s important to understand what keycard cloning is and how it works.

Keycard cloning is the process of creating a copy of an existing keycard.

The cloned keycard will have the same data as the original, allowing the person in possession of the cloned keycard to access the same areas as the original keycard owner.

Cloning can be done using various methods, such as copying the data onto a blank keycard or by programming a new keycard with the same data as the original.

One of the most common types of keycards that are cloned is the HID iClass card.

HID Global is a leading provider of access control systems and their iClass card is a popular choice for many businesses.

However, the iClass card has been known to have vulnerabilities that make it susceptible to cloning.

The vulnerabilities in HID iClass cards are primarily due to their use of a static key.

A static key is a digital code that is used to authenticate the card and allow access to secure areas.

In the case of iClass cards, the static key is stored on the card itself and is not encrypted with an open source encryption but instead with a proprietary encryption using a rainbow table, this type of proprietary encryption can be found in many other security systems such as URMET FDI, ICT, Gallagher and much more.

Ethical hackers and crackers have warned the public for over a decade that using proprietary encryption ultimately gives ways for crackers to decrypt the keycards, it’s also referred to the security through obscurity.

This means that anyone with access to the card can easily copy the static key and use it to create a cloned keycard.

Another vulnerability in iClass cards and their readers is the TTL communication between the reader and the door controller, which doesn’t uses  RFID technology.

RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification, and it’s a technology that uses radio waves to communicate between the card and the reader.

However, the communication between the reader and door controller (software management) is not secure, and the data transmitted can be intercepted by anyone with the right equipment, exposing the building facility code (site code).

This means that an attacker can easily intercept the data from an iClass card and use it to create a cloned keycard.

Again another vulnerability with HID Global BLE for multiple reader lines, including HID iClass SE and HID Signo…

The risks associated with keycard cloning are significant.

When an unauthorized individual gains access to a building or secure area, they could steal confidential information, cause damage, or harm occupants. Additionally, people who clone keycards are often keeping copies for potential clients looking to access the building facilities or to use parking illegally.

This is a common practice for many unlicensed service providers, who offer keycard cloning as part of their services.

These individuals are not vetted and may have ulterior motives, such as theft or vandalism.

People who choose to clone their keycards are also putting themselves and the entire building at risk.

By using an unlicensed service provider, they are allowing a stranger access to sensitive information and secure areas. Furthermore, the cloned keycard can be easily shared or sold to other individuals, increasing the likelihood of unauthorized access and security breaches.

The solution to the problem of keycard cloning is to transition to more secure access control systems.

HID Global has already released a new version of their iClass cards, called iClass SE then SEOS, which uses more advanced encryption and secure communication protocols.

This makes it much harder for attackers to intercept data and clone keycards but not impossible thus right now the entire iClass credentials can be cloned…

However, the best solution is to move away from physical keycards altogether and transition to mobile access control systems.

Mobile access control systems use virtual keycards that are stored on a user’s smartphone. These virtual keycardsmcannot be cloned and can be easily revoked if they fall into the wrong hands. Additionally, mobile access control systems offer a host of other benefits,  uch as the ability to remotely manage access and track usage.

In conclusion, keycard cloning is a serious security concern that can have significant consequences so we recommend to look at new solutions and security integrators if your current security integrator failed repetitively to secure your premises or is still using HID global.

Keycard & Keyfob cloning is the process of creating a copy of an electronic access card or fob, which can be used to gain access to secure areas or buildings. In Australia, keycard and keyfob cloning is legal provided it is done for legitimate purposes by authorized persons, such as building managers or security professionals.
When it’s done by unknown people in the street or a shop, it’s illegal without the correct licencing.

How do I know if my Keycard or Keyfob can be cloned?

Most keycards and keyfobs use RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology to communicate with the access control system. If your keycard or keyfob uses RFID, it is likely that it can be cloned. However, some manufacturers use proprietary technology that cannot be easily copied. If you are unsure, you can contact the manufacturer or a reputable security professional to determine if your keycard or keyfob can be cloned.

Can anyone clone my Keycard or Keyfob without my knowledge?

It is unlikely that someone can clone your keycard or keyfob without your knowledge, as they would need to physically access the card or fob in order to clone it. In some instance, it’s possible to clone a credential just by knowing its printed numbering.

However, if your keycard or keyfob is lost or stolen, it is possible that someone could clone it before you realize it is missing.

To prevent this, you should report any lost or stolen keycards or keyfobs to the appropriate authorities immediately.

How do I protect my Keycard or Keyfob from cloning?

To protect your keycard or keyfob from cloning, you should keep it in a secure location when not in use, and avoid leaving it unattended in public places.

You can also purchase protective sleeves or wallets that block the RFID signal, making it harder for someone to scan or clone your card or fob.

Additionally, you can use a password or PIN code in conjunction with your keycard or keyfob to add an extra layer of security.

Can I clone my own Keycard or Keyfob, or do I need to hire a professional?

While it is technically possible to clone your own keycard or keyfob using off-the-shelf equipment, it is not recommended unless you have the necessary technical expertise.

Attempting to clone your own card or fob without the proper knowledge or equipment can result in errors or even damage to the original card or fob.

It is best to hire a professional security company that specializes in keycard and keyfob cloning to ensure a successful and secure cloning process.