Dell chromebook 11 ssd

[chaos33]

Hi, i am a computer engineer major and information security minor and me and a friend currently have been tasked by my teacher to pentest a small network we made and the one chromebook connected to it. that chromebook is a dell 11. But it is connected and enrolled by an admin and to get it into developer mode we need to get around the enrollment. So we figured that the since the ssd is apart of the motherboard and the os is in the ssd. If the motherboard is replaced we would have a new operating system not connected to any account or admin console.

 

[rgd1101]

Hi, i am a computer engineer major and information security minor and me and a friend currently have been tasked by my teacher to pentest a small network we made and the one chromebook connected to it. that chromebook is a dell 11. But it is connected and enrolled by an admin and to get it into developer mode we need to get around the enrollment. So we figured that the since the ssd is apart of the motherboard and the os is in the ssd. If the motherboard is replaced we would have a new operating system not connected to any account or admin console.

ok. what is your question?

 

[red2481]

Theoretically, yes that is true. But, why buy a hundred dollar motherboard? Why do you even want to get into it? And, it is impossible, as google states to get past it. https/support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/1360534?hl=en read forcemanagement