Xiaomi-cloud-tokens-extractor is a tool designed to retrieve authentication tokens and encryption keys for devices linked to a Xiaomi cloud account. It functions as an interface for logging into cloud services via credentials or QR codes to programmatically export security credentials for IoT hardware.
The main features of piotrmachowski/xiaomi-cloud-tokens-extractor are: Authentication Token Extraction, BLE Key Extractions, IoT Token Extractors, Cloud Service Authentication, Cloud Token Extractions, Home Automation, Third-Party Hardware Integration, Local Device Token Retrievals.
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