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FindMy.py/examples/real_airtag.py

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"""
Example showing how to retrieve the primary key of your own AirTag
(or any other FindMy-accessory).
This key can be used to retrieve the device's location for a single day.
"""
from findmy import FindMyAccessory
# PUBLIC key that the accessory is broadcasting or has previously broadcast.
# For nearby devices, you can use `device_scanner.py` to find it.
LOOKUP_KEY = "9J5sdEARfh6h0Hr3anfNjy+vnIwETaUodv73ZA=="
# PRIVATE master key. 28 (?) bytes.
MASTER_KEY = b""
# "Primary" shared secret. 32 bytes.
SKN = b""
# "Secondary" shared secret. 32 bytes.
SKS = b""
# Lookahead in time slots. Each time slot is 15 minutes.
# Should be AT LEAST the time that has passed since you paired the accessory!
MAX_LOOKAHEAD = 7 * 24 * 4
def main() -> None:
airtag = FindMyAccessory(MASTER_KEY, SKN, SKS)
for i in range(MAX_LOOKAHEAD):
prim_key, sec_key = airtag.keys_at(i)
if LOOKUP_KEY == prim_key.adv_key_b64 or LOOKUP_KEY == prim_key.adv_key_b64:
print(f"KEY FOUND!!")
print(f"This key was found at index {i}."
f" It was likely paired approximately {i * 15} minutes ago")
print()
print("KEEP THE BELOW KEY SECRET! IT CAN BE USED TO RETRIEVE THE DEVICE'S LOCATION!")
if LOOKUP_KEY == prim_key.adv_key_b64:
print(f"PRIMARY key: {prim_key.private_key_b64}")
else:
print(f"SECONDARY key: {sec_key.private_key_b64}")
else:
print("No match found! :(")
return
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()