On Stackoverflow someone posted a question on how to recover a VI's password
To my surprise there was a thorough answer containing two methods:
Look up the stored MD5 hash in a VI file I can understand this, and am not really concerned, this might be a valid method if you know a password is from a given list (choosing a password from a dictionary is dumb anyway).
Modify the LabVIEW executable binary to ignore the password checking. I have not tried this on LabVIEW 2011, but if this works it basically means that passwords are just a sign that says 'Do not trespass'
Can anyone verify the LabVIEW edit function in 2011.
On a more general discussion, does this troubles you anyway?
Ton