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Thieves.co leaked programmes and methods
An old social engineering outfit's playbook got leaked to the forum — and page 1 of 3 says it was a big deal.
This thread lived in the Social Engineering subforum under Tutorials, and centered on leaked material said to originate from a group called 'Thieves.co', including their internal programmes and methods. It clearly generated enough interest to run at least three pages, suggesting active discussion, reactions, or follow-up leaks from members. The surrounding chrome shows this was part of a broader site with a cheat/hack database (CS 1.6, CoD4, MW2, etc.), VIP subscriptions, and a fairly typical early-2010s scene-forum structure of General, Leechers Galore, Gaming Market, and Security & Hacking sections.
How To Easily Do An Easy Box Method With Apple
The old Apple support 'box method' social engineering tutorial that ran three pages deep.
A tutorial thread posted in the Social Engineering subforum, walking members through a social engineering technique aimed at Apple support/accounts, framed as an 'easy box method.' The thread stretched across at least three pages, suggesting it got decent engagement or follow-up questions from other members. It sits within Fkn0wned's broader Tutorials section, alongside similar guides in the Security & Hacking / Social Engineering space typical of the forum's cheat-scene culture.
"The World's Most Important Social Engineering Tip" thread
The 'one weird trick' of social engineering, as taught by a cheat forum in the early 2010s.
A tutorial-style post in the Social Engineering subforum promising a big 'revealed' tip for manipulating or extracting information from targets. Typical of the site's Security & Hacking / Tutorials culture, mixing cheat-scene bravado with pop-psychology style advice framed as essential knowledge. The archived fragment is mostly navigation chrome, with the actual tip content not preserved.
SE Apple iDevice - No Box No VCC thread
An old-school social engineering thread on how forum regulars tried to talk their way into free Apple gear.
This was a tutorial-style thread in the 'Social Engineering' subforum of Fkn0wned, focused on Apple iDevice scams that didn't require an original box or a virtual credit card (VCC). It reflects the site's broader 'cheat scene' culture, which mixed game hacking/cheats databases (CS 1.6, CoD, etc.) with sections on hacking, leeching, and social engineering tutorials. The thread sits deep in a long-running board (page 1 of 7), suggesting SE-for-freebies was a popular, recurring topic among members.