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BIOS/UEFI Password Bypass Tool

Security research utility for firmware password recovery and analysis

Firmware Security Python 3.8+ GPLv3 Licensed
Security Python License

⚠️ Important Disclaimer

This tool is provided exclusively for:

  • Legitimate password recovery on systems you own
  • Ethical security research
  • Educational purposes

The developers assume no liability for misuse of this software.

✨ Features

Password Generation

Backdoor password generation for major BIOS vendors including Phoenix, Insyde, and AMI

UEFI Inspection

Comprehensive UEFI variable inspection and analysis (Linux systems)

System Analysis

Detailed firmware information gathering and reporting

Safety Checks

Built-in protections to prevent accidental system damage

🏭 Supported Vendors

Vendor Status Notes
Phoenix ✅ Working Basic algorithm support
Insyde ✅ Working Similar to Phoenix
AMI ✅ Working Partial support
Award ⚠️ Limited Basic support
Lenovo 🚧 Experimental Work in progress
Dell 🚧 Experimental Work in progress

📦 Installation

Prerequisites
  • Python 3.8 or higher
  • Administrative privileges (for some features)
  • Linux or Windows system
Installation Steps
            
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/bios-password-bypass.git
cd bios-password-bypass

# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt

💻 Usage

Basic Information Scan
            
# Display system BIOS/UEFI information
python src/main.py
Password Generation
            
# Generate backdoor passwords
python src/main.py --generate

# Specific vendor (Phoenix example)
python src/main.py --generate --vendor Phoenix
UEFI Variable Inspection (Linux)
            
# List all UEFI variables
sudo python src/main.py --list-uefi

# List first 10 variables
sudo python src/main.py --list-uefi | head -n 10

📜 License & Attribution

GPLv3 © 2023 Nur-m2r5r

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See LICENSE for full terms.

Credits
  • Developed by Nur-m2r5r
  • Based on security research from multiple sources
  • Inspired by historical BIOS backdoor algorithms
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