Crack password, isn’t that forbidden? No, that’s fine as long as you only do this on your own accounts. Of course, you can also lend a hand if friends and family explicitly ask you for help unlocking an account for which they have forgotten the password.
But the fun stops when you just tamper with someone else’s password. Because then the so-called hacker paragraph applies, which also prohibits the tools presented here if they are used to spy out and intercept third-party data.
But back to the topic: you have locked yourself out and want to crack your own passwords? Clever tools help you out of trouble. And more and more often there is no need to crack anything, because you can often easily reset or display passwords using built-in functions.