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October 31st, 2003, 11:55 PM
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BIOS Security
If I wanted to set up a LAN where people could use computers, but I would lock the BIOS so that it would not allow for them to run boot disks and such for security purposes, would there be a way of someone working around it?
Assuming I'm using a PhoenixBIOS 4.05, Windows NT, would there be scripts that would allow someone to extract the BIOS password and boot from a disk? Or maybe even use a master password. If so, what would these thing be. If there are master BIOS passwords there's obviously nothing I can do but for scripts, I could prevent them with custom virus detection.
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