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[VAC2PROOF] HeadZots V2.1 Public — release thread (page 3, moved to VAC Detected/Not Working)

The cheat that promised VAC2-proof headshots... ended up filed under 'VAC Detected / Not Working'.

This was the tail end of a long release thread for 'HeadZots', a CS 1.6 aimbot/ESP package originally posted by 'rnie' and credited to author ko1N, packed with the usual mid-2000s feature list (silent aim, box/health/hit ESP, wallhacks, bunnyhop, etc.) and a clean multi-AV scan to reassure downloaders. By the time this page was archived the thread had been filed in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, meaning the community had since flagged it as no longer safe. The replies are mostly low-post-count newer members ('Noob' rank) bumping the thread, asking if it still works, or just saying thanks — a pretty typical late-life cheat thread full of curious lurkers rather than real discussion.

More feedback guy's does this work....— SeraphimGabriel

looking forward to it— ocrage

AS ALWAYS: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!— rnie

Immunity Public 2.0 (page 8) — VAC Detected / Not Working

Eight pages deep into a dead cheat thread, and it's still just 'unhide' and 'thx'

This is the tail end of a long-running thread about the 'Immunity Public 2.0' cheat for Counter-Strike 1.6, filed under the forum's VAC Detected / Not Working subsection — meaning by this point the release had presumably been flagged or was no longer functional. The final page is almost entirely low-effort bump posts from low-rank members ('Noob', '1 Post Wonder') asking to unhide download links or offering brief thanks/testing notes. No real drama or technical discussion survives on this page, just the quiet fizzle-out typical of an aging cheat thread nobody bothered to update anymore.

unhide, ty— sepi

n1, lets try!— HuRR1cAn3

thx— Ken

[VAC2UNKNOWN] nmn hack — VAC Detected / Not Working

A once-hyped CS 1.6 cheat gets flagged VAC-unknown, and the thread devolves into a chorus of members begging for an 'unhide'

This tail end of a thread in the 'VAC Proof Releases' → 'VAC Detected / Not Working' section covers the final page of discussion around a Counter-Strike 1.6 hack nicknamed 'nmn'. By this point the substantive debate over its detection status has faded, leaving mostly low-effort replies from newer members thanking the poster or pleading for the download to be unhidden. It's a snapshot of the typical late-thread decay on cheat forums like Fkn0wned, where a once-active release thread trails off into bump posts once staff had marked it questionable.

System looks good— Dinky319

unhide it pls— elnino1990

this good?— chaser123

[VAC2DETECTED] HeadZots v2.0

31 pages deep, and by the tail end this once-hot aimbot release was already flagged VAC Detected — just stragglers begging for an unhide.

This is the tail end (page 31 of 31) of a long-running thread for 'HeadZots v2.0', a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release that had been marked VAC Detected / Not Working and moved into that dedicated subforum. By this point the thread is mostly low-effort bumps from new/low-post-count members thanking the original poster and repeatedly asking to have hidden download content 'unhidden' for them, a common ritual on cheat forums of the era. The posts are short, generic, and show the thread winding down as a historical artifact rather than an active discussion.

thanks mate , unhide please— legendmir

no me sale link, no view link sorry salu2— c3r0x

unhide— crankypsp

[VAC2DETECTED] Bi0la PE-D

A once-hyped VAC2-proof CS 1.6 multi-hack, reduced to a decade of 'unhide pls' replies after it got flagged detected.

This is page 10 of a long-running thread in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, tracking the fate of Bi0la, a feature-packed CS 1.6 cheat (ESP suite, speedhack, wallhack, visual tweaks, bunnyhop) originally posted as VAC2 Proof back in mid-2007. By the time of these later posts in December 2007 and January 2008, the release had been flagged detected and hidden, and the thread had devolved into a stream of low-effort bumps from newer members begging for the download to be unhidden or just saying thanks. The credits list in the original post reads like a who's-who of period cheat-scene coders and testers, giving a glimpse of the collaborative (and drama-prone) modding culture behind these releases.

unhide pls— TevinCooke

NICE DUDE— bast1

unhide plz— wesler10

[VAC2DETECTED] Bi0la PE-B

Page 28-30 of a sprawling thread where a once-hyped CS 1.6 cheat gets officially marked burnt by VAC

This is a late page (28-30 of 30) in a long-running thread tracking the 'Bi0la PE-B' cheat release for Counter-Strike 1.6, filed under the forum's VAC Detected / Not Working graveyard. By this point the thread is mostly low-effort bump posts from newer members asking for the download to be unhidden, with a few one-liners and one user openly noting they'd only use it on already-cheat-tolerant servers since it was detected. It's a good snapshot of the forum's late-2007/early-2008 churn: a flood of low-post-count 'Noob' accounts, brief non-English chatter, and the general afterlife of a cheat once VAC caught up to it.

Well, i can always use this on cheat servers.— samitzu

a jugar enga vams!!!— valbellido

Unhide, Does this work and is it VAC Proof as it says ?— wico

bi0la PE-F multi-hack release thread

A once-VAC2-proof CS 1.6 megahack thread, mostly remembered now by dozens of noobs begging to 'unhide' the download

This was the release thread for 'bi0la PE-F', a feature-packed CS 1.6 multi-hack (ESP variants, aimbot options, speedhack/bunnyhop, visual tweaks) originally posted by rnie with credit to author bi0s and a long list of scene contributors. By the time this page (posts #61-78) rolls around, the thread has settled into its afterlife as a graveyard of one-line replies — new members thanking the OP, asking to 'unhide' the hidden download section, or posting little more than 'ty' and smiley spam. It sits filed under VAC Detected / Not Working, suggesting the release's proof status didn't last, a common fate for these tools.

unhide pls— devocate

thank you for the cheat is very interesting Chonax.-— Chonax

unhide— 4Saken

Project VDC: Redux 2.09 — the never-ending VAC Detected thread

18 pages deep, still broken, still bumping — the classic cheat-release death spiral in action.

This is the tail end of a sprawling 18-page thread in Fkn0wned's 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, dedicated to a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release called 'Project VDC: Redux 2.09'. By this late stage the thread has devolved into the usual churn: newly-registered 'Noob' rank members reporting dead links, asking for basic troubleshooting (models spinning, cursors stuck, menus not unhiding), a couple of users insisting it 'still works' despite the VAC-flagged title, and a slow trickle of one-line bumps and thanks. It captures the ordinary, slightly chaotic rhythm of a mid-2000s cheat forum support thread rather than any single dramatic event.

no, it works, perfectly, dunno who you are lol, poop info u gave— fuckallah

omfg, anything i download does not work, WTF.— gohan007

Why the fuck does your model spin? thats kinda obvious am i right?— thedoctor

[VAC2PROOF] morihaeq b11 — release thread, page 2

Page two of the morihaeq thread: mostly 'thanks' and 'unhide' spam from a wave of brand-new one-post accounts.

This is the second page of a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release thread for 'morihaeq b11' by an author going by tev, originally posted by user haha.1 with a features list and a clean multi-antivirus scan report. By this page the actual discussion has died down into a long tail of low-effort replies ('thx', 'ty', 'unhide', 'oll') from freshly registered accounts just trying to unlock the hidden download content. It's a good snapshot of the classic cheat-forum ritual: post a quote of the original release to reveal hidden download links, repeated by dozens of near-identical new members over about a week (late Dec 2007 to early Jan 2008).

How Can I Download ANYTHING????— bobcat260

Thanks dude..going to try it ..and i am new here so plz forgive me for stupidity..— ravi_4289

unhide— snipah

Seren1ty Aimbot r13 - VAC Detected / Not Working

The release thread where an old CS 1.6 aimbot's changelog reached r13 — and 200 replies of pure 'unhide! thx!'

A release post in the VAC Detected / Not Working archive for the seren1ty aimbot, a hitbox/bone aimbot with ESP and speedhack features that had been iterated on through thirteen public revisions. The original poster (credited as MessiaH/DCLXVI, later shown banned) laid out the full feature list and changelog history from r1 to r13, crediting a long list of scene contributors. The replies are almost entirely low-effort 'unhide/thanks' posts from members trying to reveal the hidden download link, typical of this board's reply-to-unlock culture, plus one newbie confused about getting the tool to run at all.

un hide thank you!!! edit: how i let it work i open it then this black thing comes and thew site doesnt open :S help please?— senior range

unh1d3z0r5— rynth

... updates ?! ;p— MessiaH

[VAC2UNKNOWN] seren1ty Aimbot r11

Page five of thank-yous and 'unhide' spam for a long-dead aimbot release marked VAC status unknown

This is the tail end of a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release thread in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, archived on its fifth page. By this point the thread has devolved into a stream of low-effort replies — mostly 'ty', 'thx', 'unhide', and keyboard-mash filler — from a rotating cast of low-post-count members trying to unlock hidden download content. Nothing substantive is discussed here; it's a snapshot of the grind culture around cheat releases where users had to post just to see links, with the tool's VAC detection status left ambiguous in the title itself.

ty unhide— devin1023

thanks 4 shares— duongthc1988

hwejhejhwehtsh— sveaj

morihaeq b9 (tev's CS 1.6 cheat release)

A VAC2-proof CS 1.6 cheat drops, and the thread instantly fills with confused newbies mixing up CS1.6 with CSS

This is a release thread in the VAC Proof Releases section where user haha.1 posted 'morihaeq b9', a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat by author 'tev', complete with a feature rundown and a clean virus scan report to reassure downloaders. The replies are the classic low-effort release-thread pile-on: dozens of one-word 'unhide', 'ty', and 'thx' posts from low-post-count members just trying to reveal the download link, plus at least one confused user who tried running it on Counter-Strike: Source and got corrected by a regular. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a snapshot of the mundane, repetitive rhythm of a mid-2000s cheat forum: post a hack, watch a wall of noobs scramble for the link.

This is a cs1.6 not a css hack— mystical1

i started the program, started css, then i pressed f11 in a game and nothing happened, whats wrong?— alextheslayer

wat it do— nastynate0

s7eal7h v1.0 (page 16) - VAC Detected / Not Working

The final page of a 300+ reply saga where a once 'VAC2 Proof' CS 1.6 cheat finally met its ban wave.

This is the tail end of a very long-running thread in the CS 1.6 'VAC Proof Releases' subforum about a cheat called s7eal7h v1.0 by d3n!aL, originally posted with triangle ESP, wallhack, Lambert, and no-smoke/flash features and marked 'possibly broke' pending feedback. By this last page in January 2008, the thread had devolved into a stream of low-effort 'unhide' requests from new members trying to access the hidden download, alongside at least one report that the tool was now detected and had gotten a Steam account banned. The vibe is classic late-stage cheat-thread decay: original hype long gone, mostly one-line bumps, until someone flags the ban and the thread quietly winds down.

This hack is now detected. My Steam account have been banned after using this. Be careful!— Believe in Blue

POSSIBLY BROKE. GIMME FEEDBACK AND I WILL CLOSE IF PEOPLE START TO TELL ME IT IS BROKE— Shifty.

Myyyyyy lipgloss isssss poppin— jubbers

[VACDETECTED] DDCC:Dead Aim

A multi-game 'JAPS:NoAim' cheat gets posted, flagged VAC detected, and possibly a virus — chaos ensues

A low-post-count member posts a link to a DDCC-crew cheat package (branded '[JAPS]:NoAim by c0re') claiming support for a long list of Half-Life engine mods, but the thread title marks it as VAC Detected before discussion even starts. Regulars ask for a readme/description, and one member runs it through a multi-scanner virus check that returns ambiguous/possible-malware results, spooking a longtime poster who admits he already ran the file. The thread captures the classic risk-it-all cheat-scene ritual: sketchy download, thin documentation, and community members essentially crowd-testing whether a tool is safe or bricked their account.

is this detected, because i've already been banned once, and by far most of the hacks on this sight are detected when they say they arent— krauser101

damn I already opened it and none of my antivirus-systems recognized a virus so that's bad.what now?— LoRd Ragealot

Possibly a virus use at your own risk— counterspray2

[VAC2DETECTED] Redux v2.01 Beta - final page of the thread

17 pages deep, and the last posts are just people saying thanks, the download's dead, and 'unhide' — RIP Redux v2.01

This is the tail end (page 17) of a long-running thread for a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release called Redux v2.01 Beta, filed under the forum's VAC Proof Releases > VAC Detected / Not Working subsection — meaning the tool had by this point been flagged as caught by Valve's anti-cheat. The final posts are mostly short member replies: thanks, praise ('great hack, nj'), requests to unhide download links, and at least one report that the link no longer worked. It's a small slice of a much bigger thread, capturing the routine rhythm of a cheat-release board in early 2008 rather than any single dramatic event.

great hack, nj— cheatmaster

dont work link— qkq691

i l u— haraldsd

[VAC2DETECTED] Super Simple Wall v2.3

A wallhack everyone remembers using — reduced to 300+ posts of 'unhide' and one guy asking if it has viruses.

This is a late page of a long-running thread for 'Super Simple Wall v2.3' (SSW), a CS 1.6 wallhack by <: PrOdIgY :> that had been flagged VAC2 Detected and moved to the graveyard subforum. By this point the thread had devolved into its usual afterlife: dozens of low-post-count members posting single-word 'unhide' replies to reveal the hidden download, quoting the original credits block, and occasionally asking painfully basic questions about malware risk or installation. It captures the tail end of the SSW era — a once-popular tool now archived as detected, still being farmed for its hidden content years after release.

Im sort of new to hacking, so i have some questions which would really help if someone answered them. 1) Are there viruses in these hacks? 2) After I download them, where do I put them? 3) How do I make them work?— bobby0022

used this hack befor. great that i found it again after a while— OtherTenshi

i like my mom— bjo404

Super Simple Wall 3.4 (page 9 of 9)

The tail end of a long-running wallhack thread — mostly thank-yous and a version note about AVG flagging it as a virus.

This is the final page of a long-running Counter-Strike 1.6 thread in the 'VAC Proof Releases / VAC Detected or Not Working' subforum, dedicated to a wallhack tool called Super Simple Wall 3.4. By this point the tool had been through revisions (DLL name changes, module-hiding code tweaks) and the original poster DCLXVI noted it lacked HL2 support and was getting falsely flagged by AVG antivirus. The remaining posts are short replies from later members thanking the release, typical of a thread winding down after its useful life. Credits were given to 'c0re', 'David', and 'B2K5' among others, nodding to the community's cheat-dev regulars.

For Some Reason AVG Detects It As A Virus (GUESSING?)— DCLXVI

thx man— Dempabil

grax— c3r0x

[VAC2UNKNOWN] seren1ty abscondere r3 — VAC Detected thread (page 3)

Another cheat marked 'unhide' and left for dead in the VAC Detected graveyard.

This is the tail end of a thread in Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike 1.6 'VAC Proof Releases' subforum, filed under VAC Detected / Not Working — meaning the cheat release named 'seren1ty abscondere r3' had been flagged as caught by Valve Anti-Cheat. The visible page is mostly low-effort bump replies from low-post-count members (many joined only days before posting) reacting with quick thanks, requests to unhide the download, or one-word acknowledgments. It captures the routine lifecycle of these boards: a cheat gets released, gets detected, and the thread lingers with newcomers still stumbling in asking for access long after it's dead.

unhide— bringitNZ

Nice— Overbuary

Thnks— Jordankzx

[VAC2DETECTED] CS/CSS ESP Cheat thread (Gametration.com)

An old ESP hack finally got flagged VAC2 detected — but the 'unhide please' begging never stopped.

This late page of an 18-page thread on Gametration's Counter-Strike forum tracks the tail end of a once-popular multi-game ESP cheat (covering CS 1.6, CZ, CSS, DOD:S, and HL2DM) originally posted by user Cheesus, credited to an author going by 'Gordon`'. By this point in the thread the cheat had been moved to the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, but new members kept trickling in months and years later posting low-effort 'thanks', 'unhide please', and confused requests for download links that were no longer visible to them. One user (Vishus) directly questioned whether the tool ('DCLXVI') had simply been kept updated to survive newer VAC2 revisions. The vibe is classic dead-cheat-thread necroposting: rotating new accounts, broken image/download links, forum rank badges, and zero real technical discussion.

DCLXVI, have u just been updating this hack... coz it was added ages ago.. jst wondering how its passing all the recent vac 2 updates .. reply cheers !— Vishus

where do I download, it says that the download is hidden:S help!:P— LuSa

Yer bruv hope i dun get banned lol— Vishus

VDC: Redux v2.03 Beta — marked VAC Detected

18 pages deep, and the last word on this old CS 1.6 cheat was simply: detected.

This is the tail end of a long-running thread on Fkn0wned.com's 'VAC Proof Releases' board for a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat called VDC: Redux v2.03 Beta, filed under the grim 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum. By the time these final posts hit (spanning New Year's 2008 into a later 'Yesterday' post), the thread had devolved into low-effort bumps — one-word thanks, 'unhide' requests, and reaction gifs — typical of a release that had run its course after being flagged by Valve Anti-Cheat. Mostly newer/low-post-count members cycling through, no real drama, just the quiet aftermath of a dead cheat thread.

unhide— Jerezz

thanks 4 shares— duongthc1988

yay— kwyjibo

[VAC2DETECTED] Super Simple Wall 2.51 (SSW)

The tail end of a wallhack's life: flagged VAC-detected, but the 'unhide plz' requests kept rolling in for months

This is page 15 of a long-running thread about 'Super Simple Wall 2.51' (SSW), a Counter-Strike 1.6 wallhack that had been marked VAC Detected and moved into the graveyard subforum for busted releases. By this point the actual discussion had died out, and the thread had devolved into a steady trickle of low-post-count members (many brand new 'Noob' accounts from December 2007-January 2008) posting one-liners like 'unhide', 'thank you', and broken-English pleas for help getting the download link revealed. It captures the ritual of these forums well: threads for detected cheats stayed alive purely because users had to post to unlock hidden content, long after the tool itself was worthless.

i dont know what to do with this COULD NOT INJECT DLL?can you help me? sorry for my english becouse im from Kosovo:S— zMuZk

unhide plzzz— scottisko0L

vvvvada— hydra

[VAC2DETECTED] iNsan3 ESP v1.1

Another CS 1.6 ESP gets the VAC-detected label — page 6 of members just want it unhidden

This is a late page (6 of 6) in a long-running thread in the VAC Proof Releases > VAC Detected / Not Working subforum, tracking an ESP tool called iNsan3 ESP v1.1 that had been flagged as VAC detected. By this point the thread has devolved into low-content posts, mostly newer/low-post-count members chiming in with one-liners like 'unhide' or 'simsalabim' — likely trying to reveal spoiler-hidden download content. Spans December 2007 to January 2008, giving a small window into the routine cheat-detection cycle typical of the era's CS 1.6 scene.

Unhide please— TGR

simsalabim— gurpreet470

bi0la PE-G — VAC Detected / Not Working (Page 22-23)

23 pages deep, and it's still just 'unhide plz' from the noobs.

This tail-end page of a sprawling 23-page thread tracks the community's ongoing verdict on the 'bi0la PE-G' cheat release for CS 1.6, posted in the VAC Detected/Not Working subforum. By January 2008 the thread had devolved into its natural end-state: dozens of low-post-count new members posting one-liners begging to unhide the download links, reporting AVG scans as clean, or complaining about crashes and DLL errors after Steam updates. It's a snapshot of the classic cheat-forum ritual — gatekept downloads, hide/unhide tags, and a constant churn of fresh 'Noob' accounts chasing an aging release.

can sume one plz help me on evry like 50 hacks i downloaded it keeps on telling faild couldnr load dll plzzzzzzzzz sume one help me im begging— korof

Scanned with AVG IT IS CLEAN!— xXJesterXx

[VAC2DETECTED] seren1ty Aimbot r10

The old 'seren1ty' CS 1.6 aimbot got flagged by VAC2 — and the thread lived on for pages anyway

This was the tail end of a long-running release thread for the 'seren1ty Aimbot', a CS 1.6 aim/ESP tool that had gone through ten revisions before eventually being marked VAC2 detected and moved to the graveyard subforum. By this final page the original release post was mostly quoted back by latecomers, with a trickle of low-effort replies, thank-yous, and 'unhide' requests from newer members trying to get at the hidden download link. It's a snapshot of the classic cheat-forum rhythm: a once-popular tool, a changelog full of version bumps, and a slow fade into the detected pile as members kept posting long after it mattered.

i love you lol— pitman

cool— Kida

GlCmdHack 1.7.0.2 [VAC2 Detected] - CS 1.6 Cheat Release Thread

A once-loaded CS 1.6 aimbot/wallhack pack, flagged dead by VAC2 and left to rot on page 20 of its own thread.

This was the tail end of a long-running release thread for 'GlCmdHack', a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat packing an aimbot, wallhack, ESP, and a long list of visual toggles, originally posted mid-2007 by a user called Cheesus. By early 2008 the thread had ballooned to 20 pages, but the tool had since been marked VAC2 Detected, meaning it was flagged and no longer safe to use — this stretch of posts is mostly late arrivals, low-post-count 'noobs' bumping the thread, unhiding the hidden download links, and a couple of one-line thank-yous long after the cheat was already burned.

Nice hack mang— warrst (quoting eckothekoopa)

Thank you.— Jordankzx

[VAC2DETECTED] I Love It 2.5

A once-hyped CS 1.6 multi-hack limps into its 51st page — marked detected, still farmed for 'thanks' posts.

This was a release thread in Gametration/Fkn0wned's VAC Proof Releases section for a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat called 'I Love It 2.5,' originally posted mid-2007 with a full feature list (aimbot, ESP, bunnyhop) and a clean multi-AV scan. By the time of these posts in January-February 2008 the thread had ballooned to 51 pages and was flagged VAC2 Detected, meaning the tool was no longer safe to use, but new members kept bumping it with one-word 'thanks/ty' replies and requests to unhide the download links. It's a good snapshot of the low-effort bump culture around cheat-sharing threads late in their lifecycle, long after the actual hack had been burned.

this awesome hack!— cheatmaster

YAAY FREE FROM VIRUSES:)— oscarposcar

KernelMode FarESP (PURE RING 0) release thread

Ring 0 kernel-mode ESP that claimed to dodge VAC, VAC2, Sxe Injected, and HLGuard — with a side of guaranteed bluescreens.

A release post for a kernel-mode FarESP/BoxESP tool for Counter-Strike, attributed to an author going by [ZELDA], posted simultaneously under two different member handles/titles in the VAC Proof Releases section. The post touts it as immune to several then-current anti-cheat systems but openly admits the code is buggy, warns of random Windows crashes (BSOD), and requires specific XP/DEP/VSYNC tweaks to run. Classic late-2000s cheat-scene release format: bold claims, an IRC contact for the author, and a boilerplate 'use at your own risk' disclaimer. Sits in the graveyard-tagged 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, suggesting the release didn't stay clean for long.

Proof against VAC2, VAC, Sxe Injected, HLGuard— NoNamE!

Windows generates sometimes for any unknown reason 0xE ( Bluescreen ).— NoNamE!

THE AUTHOR TAKES ABSOLUTELY NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY KIND OF LOSS OR DAMAGE DONE TO YOUR SYSTEM OR TO YOUR REPUTATION.— mr.N0Nam3

[VAC2DETECTED] nK Hack v5.9 — the tail end of a 98-page saga

A once-hyped CS 1.6 cheat, flagged by VAC, still limping along 98 pages later with newbies begging for download links.

This is the final page of a massive 98-page thread on Fkn0wned/thec0re about the 'nK Hack v5.9,' a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat that had since been marked VAC Detected and moved to the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum. By the time of this snapshot the thread had long passed its glory days, reduced to low-post-count newbies asking for unhide/download access and thanking the OP. It's a small, quiet artifact of how these cheat threads eventually died off after detection killed their usefulness.

unhide pls— rayndragon

^where can i download ?!?!?!?!— D3XTR0

thx— lighting9000

Hypnotick Hook v1.1.8 — Marked VAC2 Detected

A once-trusted CS 1.6 multi-hack limps to page 19, flagged detected, as newcomers still beg for the download link

This was the tail end of a long-running release thread for 'Hypnotick Hook', a multi-feature CS 1.6 cheat (aimbot, ESP, no-flash/smoke) originally posted back in mid-2007, now sitting in the VAC Detected / Not Working graveyard section. By early 2008 the thread had ballooned to 19 pages, but the visible tail is just a trickle of brand-new, low-post-count members bumping the dead thread asking how to download it — a pretty typical fade-out for a tool that's been outed as bannable. Classic Fkn0wned/Gametration cheat-scene bureaucracy is on display: file description, feature list, keybinds, install steps, credits to the cheat's dev crew, and a full antivirus scan report, all preserved even after the release was declared burned.

how can i download the file ?— akyo69

AS ALWAYS: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!— DCLXVI

[VAC2UNKNOWN] PMC 1.1 / Project VDC: Redux

A 20-page cheat thread so old it had already been marked VAC Detected before you even got to page 19.

This was the tail end of a long-running Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release thread, filed under the forum's 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subsection — meaning by this point the tool had been flagged and was effectively dead. The visible posts are just a trickle of late users (mostly brand-new 'Noob' accounts) dropping quick one-word thanks or checking whether it still worked for Day of Defeat: Source. No real drama or discussion here, just the fading afterlife of a once-active release thread.

Lets see if this still works for DODS at least— Superzxoz

nice man !!!!!!!!!— Dempabil

[VAC2UNKNOWN] bi0la PE-Gordon thread (page 13)

A once VAC2-proof CS 1.6 multihack, buried under 250+ posts of "thanks" and "unhide" — until a mod flatly declares it dead.

This page is the tail end of a long-running release thread in Fkn0wned's 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum for the bi0la PE-E multihack (by bi0s/Gordon`), originally posted as VAC2-proof for CS1.6/CZ with a long feature list (ESP variants, aimbot, speedhack, bunnyhop, and more) plus a clean Jotti AV scan. By this point in the thread's life it's mostly low-effort bump posts from noob-tier members ('unhide', 'ty', 'thanks a lot') trying to reveal hidden download links, with the original release quoted twice more for context. The thread's fate is sealed near the end when a Cheat Support member flatly confirms the hack and all its versions are now detected, marking its move from 'proof' status to obsolescence — the natural lifecycle of every VAC bypass on this forum.

this is detected and so are all versions.— x3.

anarx - For the best forum ever !!! I HAVE the Coder-Only-Area back! Thanks <3— bi0s (quoted release credits)

[VAC2DETECTED] seren1ty Aimbot

The tail end of a 15-page thread confirming another cheat had finally been caught by VAC.

This is the closing stretch (page 15) of a long-running thread in Fkn0wned.Com's 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, marking the 'seren1ty' aimbot for Counter-Strike as VAC2-detected. By this point the thread had devolved into low-effort one-liners from newer members thanking others or asking for the content to be unlocked/unhidden, typical of how these detected-cheat threads wound down once the release was officially dead. No real drama here, just the quiet fizzle-out of a once-active release thread as members moved on.

good unhide— Wubaz

Thanks !!— bono

Simple Far ESP v4 (Works with Vista)

A Vista-compatible CS 1.6 ESP release that mostly just triggered a wall of 'unhide' begging and one broken download link

This is a January 2008 release thread in the VAC Detected / Not Working section for a CS 1.6 ESP tool called 'Simple Far ESP v4,' attributed to a poster using several aliases (Gordon`/Avril/KateMara/Kari) with credits to a handful of other scene names. The thread quickly devolves into the classic low-effort forum ritual: dozens of members posting 'ty,' 'thanks,' and repeated pleas of 'unhide' to reveal hidden download content, with almost no actual discussion of the tool itself. It closes out with a member reporting the download link was broken and just redirected to the front page, a common fate for old file-hosting links on this kind of board.

Unhide please...— dom666

How come when i click the link it sends me to the front page?— Haze183

[VAC2DETECTED] Morihaeq b14 — flagged as dead

Another VAC-proof cheat gets outed as VAC-detected, and the thread just... fizzles into 'unhide plz' spam.

This is the tail end (page 6 of 6) of a Counter-Strike 1.6 thread in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, marking the cheat release 'Morihaeq b14' as detected by Valve Anti-Cheat. By this point the thread has devolved into low-effort posts from mostly new/low-post members asking to have hidden content 'unhidden,' plus one report of the game crashing on launch. It captures the typical lifecycle of a VAC-scene release board: a cheat gets shared, eventually flagged as burned, and the thread lingers on as a graveyard of unhide requests.

unhide, thx— intrntrage

CS crashes when I try to open it.— Tomppa

SSE (Super Simple ESP) v3.1 — Marked VAC Detected

A once-trusted CS 1.6 ESP hack limps into its final pages, flagged VAC Detected and fading out with a whimper.

This is a late page (page 3 of 4) in the tail end of a thread for 'SSE (Super Simple ESP) v3.1', a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release that got tagged [VAC2DETECTED] and moved into the graveyard sub-board for busted tools. By this point the discussion has thinned out to short replies and one-word acknowledgments rather than active debate, typical of a thread winding down after a cheat's been outed as unsafe to use. It captures the quiet, anticlimactic end of a once-hyped release rather than any big drama.

hmmm— Iyenn

thx— Enigma

[VAC2UNKNOWN] Enhancer V1 - CS 1.6 Cheat Release Thread

A late-2007 CS 1.6 wallhack that got passed around page after page of 'unhide plz' replies until it landed in the VAC Detected graveyard.

This was a release thread in Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat section for 'Enhancer V1,' a multi-feature hack (crosshair, wallhack, no-smoke/flash/sky) originally posted by user haha.1 and claimed VAC2-proof at the time. The thread's second page is almost entirely low-effort 'thanks,' 'unhide,' and 'ty' replies from low-post-count members trying to reveal the hidden download content, a very typical pattern for these cheat-release boards. Eventually the thread was moved/filed into the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, signaling the tool was later flagged as unsafe or non-functional. No real drama here — just a snapshot of the grind-for-downloads culture and the eventual fate of most releases in this scene.

thx nice hack— sasukez

unhide plzz— shadowpx

[VAC2DETECTED] Super Simple Wall v2.6

Page 32 of a dead cheat's death march — everyone still begging for a download link nobody's giving them

This is the tail end (page 32) of a sprawling thread for 'Super Simple Wall v2.6,' a Counter-Strike 1.6 wallhack that had already been flagged VAC Detected and moved to the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum. By this point the thread had devolved into a graveyard of newbie posts — mostly one-liners and confused members asking how to download or 'unhide' the file, long after the tool was obsolete and useless for actual play. It captures the classic late-life pattern of a cheat release thread: once flagged, the real discussion dies and it becomes a magnet for low-post-count noobs bumping it anyway.

How do I download? Help please— Assein

ill be unhideing download now ty— okokilovehacks

hope it works— korof

Hitbox ESP v1.0 (page 14 of 14) - Gametration.com

The tail end of a 14-page cheat release thread, riding out on one-word 'nice' posts and a lone one-post wonder.

This is the final page of a sprawling 14-page thread about a hitbox ESP tool for Counter-Strike 1.6, archived under the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum of Gametration.com's VAC Proof Releases section. By this point the discussion has fizzled into brief acknowledgments rather than active troubleshooting or drama. One post comes from a brand-new 'one post wonder' account, a small but telling detail of forums like this one where users would register just to say thanks or bump a release thread.

nice man !!!!!!— Dempabil

NICE— cena3535

[VAC2DETECTED] Enemy Detector

A 'VAC2 PROOF' enemy detector for CS 1.6 that turned out to be detected the very next day.

This thread was a cheat release post in Fkn0wned's VAC Proof Releases section, offering a 3D Enemy Detector (OpenGL wallhack-style tool) for Counter-Strike 1.6, complete with a Jotti antivirus scan and download mirrors. True to the board's self-policing nature, the post was flagged and moved into the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, with the thread title updated to show VAC2 flagged the tool as detected just a day after posting. It's a snapshot of the constant cat-and-mouse cycle typical of mid-2000s cheat forums, where 'proof' releases had a short shelf life before Valve's anti-cheat caught up.

VAC Status :: VAC2 Detected as of Saturday 23rd of June 2007 :: 00:02— DCLXVI

AS ALWAYS: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!— DCLXVI

morihaeq b12 — VAC Detection Report Thread

Another CS 1.6 cheat build gets called out as VAC detected — page 3 of the fallout.

This is a late page of a multi-page thread in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, where members tracked which cheat releases (in this case a build called 'morihaeq b12') had been flagged by Valve Anti-Cheat and were no longer safe to use. Only a single visible post from a low-rep 'Noob' member survives on this archived page, suggesting the bulk of the technical discussion happened earlier in the thread. It reflects the routine cat-and-mouse rhythm of the scene: releases would drop, get used, then get reported and confirmed detected here.