A little trick reading security code for new nokia phones

New nokia phones in wich security code is on.
The phone not gives local mode so the code could not be read or reset.
So we use this trick.
We need 3.9k Resistence.
Resistence should be placed between ground and BSI pins of phone or battery.Then power on the phone. Now phone is in local mode.
Then plug USB or Easy cable and read or reset phone code.

When 5 times wrong code enters phone block the code for 5 min.
When the phone shows code Error stop entering code and wait for 6 min.
Note :The phone must be on
Then enter the code .The phone excepts the code

make it ra1n im makin it sn0w

Wifi fails? Battery fails? Unlock fails? You need purplesn0w, the geohot 3GS unlock solution. Now I know you here a lot about different colors of sn0w, but I'm here to tell you why purplesn0w is the best. First off, what is purplesn0w? It's a soft unlock for your 3GS that I'd actually use day to day. It's not a daemon that takes any resources, and it doesn't add a task to your baseband. It's very close to a true unlock. All it does is patch three files, CommCenter, lockdownd, and your wildcard activation plist(which you need, activate w at&t sim first, no hacktivation support yet). That's it, no other files are installed. Props to Oranav for the at+xlog exploit!
A full explanation is coming soon, but I think you clever reversers out there will see what it does, and see why it's so pristine :-) The payload is radically different from other varieties of sn0w. beta as usual, back up first.

Be sure to have legit activated 3GS
Disable 3G if you don't have it(like T-Mobile).
Add apt.geohot.com to Cydia
Install com.geohot.purplesn0w
Watch for success output in Cydia
Reboot, and enjoy your unlocked iPhone

Purplesn0w Technicals

About a year ago today, I found the at+stkprof exploit. Back then, I struggled for 3 days to write a payload. No luck, I just wasn't a good enough reverser. So I stashed the exploit away until December, when I gave it to dev for use in yellowsn0w.
Now a year later, I wrote a payload and delivery system in a day. And it's an awesome payload. Ideally we'd like to patch the lock out of flash, but with the apparently proper sig checks, that isn't going to happen. So purplesn0w is the next best thing. I copy the page I want to patch to an unused region of memory. In memory I patch it. Then, using the MMU, I map the flash page out and remap the patched memory page in it's place.
No new i Phones are really unlocked, activation creates a ticket allowing the base band to be used with that Sim. The lock state of the phone really lies on apples servers. Unlocked is auth all sims. Locked is auth AT&T sims only. Fortunately this ticket system provides an easy way to deliver the payload and re-execute the patched code all in one. And since the ticket is already delivered on base-band resets, there's no need to write another daemon to hog battery. I use the daemon already designed for this, knockdown. A patch to comm-center gets it to run the payload on ticket delivery. And a patch to your activation record contains the payload. So using existing apple machinery, I unlock when needed.
In retrospect, I should've just patched comm-center to send the payload. Then hack-activation would work no problem. Oh well, tomorrow is another day. I'll add hacktivation support then.