full-disclosure - Reverse Engineering thoughts

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Message-ID: <Law9-OE53qpfkNsjUHQ00004ceb@hotmail.com>
From: n30_lists at hotmail.com (n30)
Subject: Reverse Engineering thoughts

Hello Folks,

Just wanted your opinion.

Say I am pen-testing an application...It requires authentication credentials
to run. Also, the software has a demo mode & full version mode.

Now using RE (Reverse engineering), I can change the ASM & create a small
patch file to bypass the auth & convert the demo mode to full version mode.

Is this a security problem?? What should be my recommendation??

This is assuming that I work for a pen test firm & the company wants us to
test their product. So I should not be affected by DMCA?? Am i right??

Thanks in advance
-N