fkn0wned.net · Security & Hacking
Free DDOS Service [*****POWERFULL*****]
The thread where members lined up to get their targets 'tested' by the forum's resident DDOS guy
A 'Services' board thread where a member (Johnny Walker) offered a free DDOS testing service to other users, who queued up with requests to hit various game servers. The snippet shows a request to take down a SA-MP server and Johnny agreeing to try it, plus a shoutout from G-Eazy asking others to test with 'Johnny'. Typical of the era's cheat-scene culture where server attacks were casually offered and requested in the open.
If you can please try Johnny =)— G-Eazy
Can you take down SA-MP servers? Ip looks that: xx.xx.xx.xx:7777— czop1228
Yes I can give it a try, then you tell me if it works or not.— Johnny Walker
Bkdservice - DDoS Flood / Dedicated Servers / SSYN Services
A booter service ad in the Security & Hacking section, propped up by a pile of vouches
This was a service-advertisement thread posted by member KillZon! in the Security & Hacking category, promoting a paid DDoS/flooding and dedicated server offering called Bkdservice with a linked booter site. The post includes a spoiler block of buyer/trader vouches praising smooth deals and trustworthiness, a common format on these forums for building seller reputation. It's a small but representative snapshot of the market/service-hawking culture that filled fkn0wned's Security & Hacking and Gaming Market boards.
New Servers, Increased Power!— KillZon!
GOD TRADER BIG VOUCH
Razor SE Help thread
A member asks for help viewing an image link — and the fix is buried in a spoiler tag.
A short exchange in the Security & Hacking area under a 'Razor SE Help' thread, where a user named Charlie shares an image link and asks if others can view it, referencing 'Razor' social engineering. Jamb initially says no, then edits the post to confirm it worked, hiding the resolution behind a spoiler tag. It's a small, mundane snippet of day-to-day forum troubleshooting rather than a major event.
can you see it trhough this link?— Charlie
no Edit YES I CAN THANKS— Jamb
Social Engineering For Beginners [Tutorial, Tools and Practice Links]
The old 'how to trick people' 101 thread that ran 14 pages deep in the Security & Hacking corner.
A pinned-style tutorial thread in the Security & Hacking section introducing newcomers to social engineering concepts, with linked tools and 'practice' resources. It spawned over a dozen pages of replies, typical of the site's tutorial culture where members traded techniques and discussed the ethics/legality loosely alongside gaming cheats and leeching content. Part of Fkn0wned's broader ecosystem that also hosted cheat databases for CS 1.6, CoD, and other early-2010s multiplayer games.