davidhk129
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Am I allowed to post links to cmos password recovery or reset ?
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The thread discusses whether sharing links related to CMOS password recovery is appropriate, with initial permission sought and granted. Participants emphasize that while the tools themselves may be neutral, the purpose—whether for legitimate recovery or malicious intent—is crucial. The original poster expresses a desire for clear, strict rules regarding the use of such password recovery methods, emphasizing the importance of ethical boundaries.
The thread discusses whether sharing links related to CMOS password recovery is appropriate, with initial permission sought and granted. Participants emphasize that while the tools themselves may be neutral, the purpose—whether for legitimate recovery or malicious intent—is crucial. The original poster expresses a desire for clear, strict rules regarding the use of such password recovery methods, emphasizing the importance of ethical boundaries.
davidhk129
Essential Member
"Password Recovery" is a sensitive subject. It denotes the act of circumventing password protection which is held sacred by most people.
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It's not necessarily the tool that is of concern but the purpose for to which it is applied. Whilst a keygen can have only one (illegal) purpose a knife is generally used for legal purposes although it may be used to commit murder - I reckon cmos reset tools are of the second type 🙂
davidhk129
Essential Member
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My interest is not on theoretical side.
Mine is on applied side.
Password protection rule can only be one way. No ifs , or buts, or depends.
If someone asks to help recovering cmos password and proceeds to offer some entertaining reasons, is it to be believed ?
To those who say yes, I have a bridge I'd like to sell to them.
I do not want to judge. Just a clear and precise rule.
Thank you again.
My interest is not on theoretical side.
Mine is on applied side.
Password protection rule can only be one way. No ifs , or buts, or depends.
If someone asks to help recovering cmos password and proceeds to offer some entertaining reasons, is it to be believed ?
To those who say yes, I have a bridge I'd like to sell to them.
I do not want to judge. Just a clear and precise rule.
Thank you again.
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