Lost Your Windows Password? Look No Further! You can use this to easily reset your windows password within seconds. It has it’s upsides, and downsides, just like any piece of software, and we sure as hell won’t get into the legality of it *cough* but if you’re ever in need, check it out:
Good intentions:

• System administrators can find weak passwords within minutes. Sys admins can then change the passwords to make them more secure.
• LC5 can be used to access computers of users who forget passwords.
• In companies, it can be used to access computers of employees who have left the company.

Bad intentions:

• Hackers can use LC5 to sniff passwords over networks.
• Hackers can install this application onto a primary domain controller and steal hundreds of passwords within minutes.

Please note that I am not the author of this software. Be advised that if you use this software, you do so at your own risk without any warranty expresses or implied by Geeks and Phreaks.

Download LC5 (v5.04):

• English version (with installer) - 2.29 MB
• English version (without installer, ZIP) - 1.86 MB
• English version (without installer, RAR) - 1.66 MB

Since we’re hackers here, I’m gonna reveal an easy and FREE way to hack PDF files today that doesn’t require a one time fee of only $9.95 (although feel free to donate some bawls for this one). Here at Geeks and Phreaks we’re big fans of Ubuntu and the power of linux. So I’ll use Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon for this how-to.

Hacking PDF’s are made to seem hard by all the windows programs a search for “PDF Crack Password” returns. In our case, we’re going to use 2 simple commands to convert a protected pdf into an unprotected pdf.

Here we go, In a terminal session type:

$ pdftops protected.pdf out.ps
$ pstopdf out.ps out.pdf

That’s it! If you dont have pstopdf installed on your ubuntu you can type “sudo apt-get install context” and solve that easy problem.