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[VAC2 DETECTED] CannaBis-2.6c release thread

The old PuRe InJecTioN cheat gets rebranded 'CannaBis' — 8 pages of 'unhide pls' follow

A Counter-Strike: Source cheat release thread posted by PaRaNoID in August 2007, sharing 'CannaBis-2.6c' by author Supr3m3 — a rename/rebrand of an older cheat called PuRe InJecTioN, advertised with radar/health/wallhack-style features and a multi-antivirus scan table. The thread ran to 8 pages over about two months (through late October 2007), almost entirely filled with low-effort one-line replies ('unhide pls', 'thanks', 'nice') from members trying to access the hidden download link, typical of Fkn0wned's Releases board culture. Regulars like rnie and pyeman drop in with the classic '[1K] 1000 Club' veteran energy, while most posters are brand-new low-post-count accounts. No real drama here beyond the grind of hype-and-beg replies that defined cheat release threads of the era.

I posted this allready..— rnie

unhide pls— Eldreko

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!!— PaRaNoID

iHack Public V1.0 — the memory hack that got VAC-flagged

A 'legit-looking' CS:S memory hack, marked VAC2DETECTED before its sequel ever shipped.

A release thread in the Fkn0wned CS:S Releases forum for 'iHack Public V1.0,' a simple memory-hack style cheat (compared to the older 'coconuT' tool) offering sv_cheats/sv_pure/sv_consistency bypasses, no-smoke, wireframe, and wallhack functions. The author rnie promised a V1.1 with more features and fielded basic questions from members, while a string of low-content 'unhide' and thank-you replies followed. The thread was eventually closed by staff member PaRaNoID with the tag [VAC2DETECTED], marking the tool as flagged and effectively dead — a fate common to public cheat releases of the era.

its pretty old eh, dont use it too long— rnie

so its a great "legit" cheat >:]— rnie

nice double post, both with useless replies— rnie

Hack-Vision CSS Public v1.1 [VAC2Proof]

PaRaNoID drops another CS:S cheat and the regulars just want the hide/unhide bug fixed

A release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Releases forum where staff member PaRaNoID posted a feature list for a CS:S cheat client (credited to author TURiOL) advertised as VAC2-proof. The replies are typical release-thread chatter: thanks, quick impressions, a request to fix a 'hide' toggle issue, complaints about missing FOV control, a newbie confused about how to open the menu, and several one-word 'unhide' posts. Regulars like Jack Bauer and DJSketch weigh in with casual feedback, and one poster (flatschGER) dismisses it as an 'old hack,' giving a glimpse of the community's blasé, seen-it-all attitude toward new releases.

unhide...paranoid nevers ceases to bring us more hacks— Jack Bauer

I only use it for raging though.— bdww00

old hack ^^— flatschGER

Redux v2.01 Beta - VAC Detected thread tail

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

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

HeadZots v2.0 (VAC Detected thread, tail end)

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

Bi0la PE-D: VAC2-Proof CS 1.6 Multi-Hack Gets Detected

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

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

morihaeq b11 CS 1.6 Cheat Release — the classic 'unhide-to-download' ritual

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

CS:S Jump Clear Script Thread — Reply-to-Unlock Bait

One CSS jump-clear script, twenty 'unhide plzz' replies, and a whole lot of nothing else — classic hidden-content bait thread.

A CS:S scripting thread posted by member SNK, who shared a 'jump clear script' behind the forum's reply-to-unlock hidden content wall. The vast majority of the thread's replies are one-word posts ('unhide', 'thx', 'ty', 'show') from members just trying to get past the content gate, with almost no actual discussion of the script itself. It's a small, quintessential snapshot of the site's incentive structure — content locked until you post, and a community that dutifully farmed replies for it across several months (Sept–Dec 2010).

unhide plzz— furtron

thanks man,love theese scripts, hopefully i love this script as much haha, yeahah lol :)— Swag

Unhide +repped— rabie3

VAC Banned After Vacation

Went on holiday for a week, came back to a VAC ban and a whole lot of CRY CRY CRY.

A member named Philip returns from a week-long holiday to find his Steam account VAC banned, insisting he only ran hacks on non-VAC 'pro hackers' servers and asking if there's any way to get unbanned or keep playing on secure servers. Other members quickly confirm there's no coming back from a VAC ban and the only real fix is buying the game again, while the thread drifts into some dark joking about 'phishing' for new accounts instead of paying. Classic small-scale 2007 Steam Client board exchange — equal parts sympathy, resignation, and shameless banter about how everyone just accepted getting banned as a cost of doing business.

i only use hacks in none vac servers like the server named [PRO HACKERS]— Philip

You gotta buy it again I know, it sux ass.— rnie

more like, i like phishing— Legit_Hacks

Steam Buster Revolution 1.9.9.9 (tail-end bump thread)

A sprawling 18-page thread of low-effort thanks and one-word replies to a long-running Steam client tool release.

This is the tail end (page 18) of a massive thread in the Steam Client subforum dedicated to a release called 'Steam Buster Revolution 1.9.9.9'. By this point the thread has devolved into a stream of short bump-style replies from low-post-count members ('nice', 'unhide', 'thx') rather than substantive discussion, typical of how these tool-release threads aged over months on the board. The tags show members joining as far back as October 2007 still cycling through, showing the tool's long shelf life and popularity. No real drama here, just the quiet fade-out of a once-hot thread.

nice— Nathan2005

unhide— shadowlag

thx— Theoldgreek

SteamUI.dll FIXES

A dead download link, a five-page thread, and dozens of confused noobs typing 'unhide'

A February 2007 thread in the Steam Client subforum where regular 'Afteryou' posted a SteamUI.dll fix, only to have the actual download link missing/pending ('No Link Till HideCode Comes Back'). What followed was a long chain of members posting the forum's spoiler/hide-tag keyword ('unhide') trying to reveal hidden content, several genuinely lost users asking what the file even did or how to use it, and Afteryou eventually scolding people not to use it if they didn't understand it. Classic early cheat-forum energy: low-effort bumps, thumbs-up emoticons, Xfire handles in signatures, and a mix of veteran posters and total newbies.

No Link Till HideCode Comes Back Thx *afteryou*— Afteryou

lol im i noob at this stuff wot exactly does it do?— geminiwizard

Dont Use If U dont Know How Simple As That— Afteryou

Ultimate Steam Crack v3.0: Rippers, Racism, and a Fake Download

A member begs the forum to crack a password-locked Spanish site just to get a 'Steam crack' — chaos, mild racism, and a mod warning follow.

Started by Millishka in January 2007 asking for help cracking the password protection on a third-party (Spanish-language) site hosting a supposed 'Ultimate Steam Crack.' Replies range from members struggling with the language barrier to one poster (Esk0) issuing a blunt warning that the linked site, darkcheats.org, were known 'rippers.' The thread devolves into some ugly ethnic joking about the site being Spanish/Mexican, which yodayoda (who identifies as half-Mexican) pushes back on, before someone later admits the download just breaks Steam and warns others off it entirely. A banned user then shows up claiming the whole thing is fake and offering to just hand out the real thing via MSN.

DON'T USE DARKCHEATS.ORG THEY ARE RIPPERS THEY GET HACKS AND CLAN THEY CODED THEM, DONT GO TO THERE SITE OK? DONT GO TO IT— Esk0

yo never mind dont use anything off that site cuz i dled one and everytime i try get in steam it tells u something like u cant go into steam— yodayoda

Those cracks by USC ect..... dont even work i am a premium user in darkcheats, they will just get your account disabled— hahai hax

ZP-Patch: Sketchy VAC2 Bypass Claim from a One-Post Wonder

A one-post wonder drops a sketchy 'VAC2 bypass' and the forum immediately smells trojan.

A brand-new member with a single post ('1 Post Wonder') posted a supposed VAC2 bypass patch, admitting upfront they hadn't even tested it since they ran cracked Steam. Regulars mocked the poster's low post count and one member flatly called it a trojan, while another ran it through VirusTotal and found it clean. Supervisor DCLXVI closed the thread days later, citing duplicate content and the tool being outdated.

I'm not sure it works because i use cracked Steam, so i didn't test it.— NOWAR

1 post wonder?? lol— asshoel50

100% trojan!!! dont download! i think— __yess__

WTB BF3 Accounts (bulk price)

The classic 'selling BF3 accounts for $3' thread that somehow doubled as a vouch-thread résumé

A Buyers Plaza listing where members bought and sold bulk Battlefield 3 accounts, typical of the account-trading side of the forum's Gaming Market. Avenger pitched cheap regular BF3 accounts with a memorable 'DONT FUCK WITH ME I AM PANDA!' signoff, while VIP member Deagle later revived the thread to update prices and post a string of vouches attesting to smooth trades. The thread captures the everyday hustle-and-trust economy of the marketplace boards, where reputation via vouches mattered as much as price.

im sell reguler bf3 for 3$ if u want pm me DONT FUCK WITH ME I AM PANDA!— Avenger

Sold to Deagle, great buyer. Vouch!— Ljungan

Vouch for this guy,i traded with him,i go first everything was ok— ursuletzu

Bergii's Minecraft Premium Account Selling Thread

Cheap Minecraft accounts, a little brother's birthday wish, and a wall of vouches for 'Bergii'

A regular seller thread in the Gaming Market section where user Bergii advertised premium Minecraft accounts for sale. The post shown is a bump accompanied by a spoiler-tagged collection of buyer vouches praising fast delivery and fair prices, including a heartwarming anecdote about a cheap sale meant for a buyer's younger brother. Classic small-time forum marketplace activity, complete with a shop signature and a linked promotional video.

Just bought an Account off him, Honestly, hes a really good guy, my younger brother needed a minecraft account and he didn't have alot of money but berg still sold it to me for my brother very cheap!!— slyxguy

Ty bergii. Fast and legit delivery for cheap price. I'm amazed! keep up the good work!— NoNamePanda

/vouch! went first got the acc <3— timmaayyy94

Battlefield 2 DMA Hack v3 Release (PB Detected)

A Battlefield 2 cheat drops, gets PB-flagged, and the whole thread just shrugs and asks for the next version anyway.

This is a release thread in the Battlefield 2 subforum for a hack by 'Fearno1' offering commander/squad-leader manipulation, team swapping, no-fog, and later zoom/TV features, posted with a PunkBuster detection notice and a VirusTotal scan pasted in for legitimacy. Replies are the usual low-effort thanks-and-praise chorus typical of cheat-release threads, with a couple of members later pointing to newer V4 and V5 releases hosted off-site. Nothing dramatic happens beyond the routine cycle of a tool getting flagged and the community moving on to the next version — a good snapshot of the era's cat-and-mouse rhythm between anti-cheat and forum-hosted hacks.

good 2 see people posting undetected things— retarded_elephant69

V4 is released now , check his website.....— HS - ~StarScream~ - BLG

i cant use cause i dont have numberpad on my laptop *goes of to cry*— laptops

"Free Hacks" for BF:2142 (Nobody Understood the OP)

OP promised free BF:2142 hacks behind a survey link — nobody could parse a single sentence he wrote

A member named ede890 posted a garbled, barely-readable pitch for 'free hacks' for Battlefield: 2142 that involved clicking links and a survey signup, insisting it was 'free fo real.' The rest of the thread is just other members trying and failing to decipher what he was actually saying, with one poster (xJumper) asking for an actual working link instead. It devolves into good-natured mockery of the OP's incoherent grammar rather than any actual hack discussion.

click on off the links for inform soorry it says survey signup it free fo real then a confirmation will aplly no le— ede890

You made as much sense as him right there.— Peski-Ruski

Please post the links or rapidshare link...— xJumper

BF2142 Hack Montage & Release Thread (2007)

A dude posts his own hack montage in 2007 and the thread just... keeps going, for months, one-liner by one-liner.

In April 2007, member silentrun3r posted a YouTube montage showcasing a Battlefield 2142 hack he'd released that same day, with a download link attached. The thread limped along for the rest of the year with a long tail of drive-by replies — thanks, 'nice', questions about whether it was Punkbuster/PB-detected, and requests for ESP to be added. Typical of the era's hack-release threads: low effort, high volume, and a community treating cheat drops like any other content post.

Heres a montage i made using my hack that i released today.— silentrun3r

1 man show in titan mode— LosAngeles

is it detected by Punk Buster?— Glenno

How to Lag NoobGalore Servers (CS:S Griefing Bind)

A bind, a spam script, and one rival server community's bad day.

User 'rape' posted a simple CS:S bind/script guide designed to flood chat and cause lag on NoobGalore.us servers, framed as a prank/griefing tool rather than a hack. The thread got the usual round of hidden-content 'unhide'/'ty' replies typical of guide sections, with a couple of members noting the servers were just bad anyway. A banned old member, -Darkness-, chimed in to point out the trick was leeched from another site ('p7') and was already old news by the time it was posted here.

leeched from p7. Old news :) Thanks for posting it up here though.— -Darkness-

ty i hate them fags— QuaXz

they have bad servers— bolton55

Project Dionysus rc1 - CS 1.6 VAC-Proof Cheat Release

A CS 1.6 cheat drop by 'Chod' that mostly just triggered a wall of newbies begging to 'unhide' it

This is a May 2008 database release thread in the VAC Proof Releases section for a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat called 'Project Dionysus rc1,' credited to a coder named Chod and posted/uploaded by member KZA. The original post is a dense technical readme covering setup, VAC-proofing steps, console commands, and a long list of aimbot/ESP/radar/speed/movement feature flags typical of the era's cheat menus. The replies are almost entirely low-effort — new or single-post members ('1 Post Wonder' rank) asking why the download is hidden and repeatedly demanding 'unhide,' with barely any real discussion of the release itself.

why is this hidden?— lukulu

unhide!!!!!— haxb0x

unhide pl0x— vikramiscool

SICK BUNNYHOP! (bradboo's clip)

A bhop clip got praised, mocked for scripting, and quietly vanished from the internet

Member bradboo posted a YouTube clip of a bunnyhop montage in the Video Production board, drawing a mix of genuine praise and lighthearted ribbing about botching the ending. Things took a familiar early-CS-forum turn when posters started jokingly (and half-seriously) accusing the clip of being script-assisted, and by the end the video had reportedly been taken down, with the last commenter chalking the removal up to the scripting accusation. A small, fairly typical clip-thread with the usual cast of VIPs, regulars, and one banned member chiming in.

dudeeee i swear you bhop so good it looks like scripts— joeym0nk

aww video has been removed :(— parkie

Removed cuz he was scriptin. rofl— pikachu

Anonymous Stresser DDoS Raffle Thread

A giveaway thread for a DDoS-for-hire subscription, buried in the same forum where people vouched for Steam key traders like it was eBay feedback.

This archived Fkn0wned page centers on a raffle-style giveaway for a paid 'stresser' (booter/DDoS) subscription running through March 2013, though the visible posts drift off-topic into unrelated trading and self-promotion. The replies show regular members like Alter/iw and Adri9102 plugging their own trader threads and shops (Steam/Origin/Xbox key trading, click-for-cash link services) rather than discussing the stresser itself. Adri9102's post is stacked with a long string of community vouches, a common trust-building ritual on these old cheat/trading forums. It captures the loose, ad-hoc culture of the site: security/hacking talk, gray-market trading, and community reputation systems all tangled together in one thread.

vouch,i bought portal gift— Rojov

Although he can't type English very well, I managed to make a successful trade with this dude. Vouch for you.— XpertBoss

BIG VOUCH for him!! I went first, all went smooth— DeathTheKido

Nick's Mega RuneScape Botting Pack

The old RuneScape botting bundle everyone in the Fkn0wned crew said 'ty' to and moved on

In the Botting subforum under RuneScape, member [FkN] Zyzz posted a bundled release combining several well-known RuneScape botting clients and a stash of pre-made auth codes for premium bot scripts. The thread ran from January through May 2011, with regulars asking clarifying questions about how the different bot editions worked, whether they were still safe to use, and a stream of short thank-you and bump replies keeping it alive. It's a pretty typical slice of the forum's RuneScape botting culture: staff and VIP members mixing casually, a bit of banter, and low-effort gratitude posts padding out an otherwise practical resource thread.

EpicBot is the shit. I thought it would be worthless because of all the advertising on the install, but it works flawlessly.— [VIP] FLaTLiN3D

Be thankful :)— [FkN] Zyzz

bump to keep this active ;)— [FkN] Zyzz

TMCPK - Diablo II PK Hack Release

A Quebec regular drops a cracked Diablo II player-killing tool, and the thread instantly fills with 'thanks bro' and dead links.

Long-time member blackxthink posts a private, cracked version of a Diablo II Lord of Destruction PK (player-kill) automation tool called TMCPK, complete with its full hotkey control scheme and a screenshot. The replies are the classic low-effort cheat-thread cycle: hype, a warning that it might get detected on Battle.net, a handful of noobs saying thanks, and repeated complaints that the download link expired, prompting blackxthink to repost it twice. It's a small, unremarkable but very representative slice of the site's Diablo II cheat subforum in late 2007/early 2008.

Ima d2 rager ..this auto aim shit is what ive been looking for to make bitches cry thanks alot man...now i just need auto baal bot and im good.. thanks bro!— Thehitman18

Yea I believe it works on bnet however I'd be careful since Warden might detect it and ban you.— -=VaCProoF=-

sooo fucking awesome cool fuck wowowowow works on battle.net?— banak

Minecraft/Steam Username Dump for Bruteforcing

A username dump for 'bruteforce' that racked up six pages of one-word thank-yous over a year.

Member Guzziex posted a hidden-content download combining a 100,000-entry Minecraft username list and a 166,000-entry Steam username list, explicitly framed as raw material for account bruteforcing, apparently at the request of regular Riggex. The thread itself has almost no discussion — it's a long, low-effort thank-you chain from dozens of members reacting with 'ty', 'thanks', 'reped' and similar one-liners as they unlocked the hidden download. It ran from March 2011 well into the following year, judging by the later pages, making it one of those low-content but long-lived staple threads. It's a good snapshot of the forum's Minecraft subsection and its casual approach to sharing lists meant for account-cracking tools.

Great for bruteforce.— Guzziex

I saw riggex wanted some usernames on steam. Here you go guys.— Guzziex

excuse me!!!— Minzors

[RELEASE] HcK Public D3D — Combat Arms cheat drop, December 2009

A hyped Combat Arms D3D cheat release turned into a two-page thread of 'it crashed for me too' confessions.

Regular member rob12090 posted a public release of a Combat Arms Direct3D cheat menu (borrowed/leached from HcK-Gaming with credit to a coder called Twin-Turbo), boasting ESP, aimbot, fly hack, and other typical era features. Within hours the thread devolved into a stream of users on EU and NA servers reporting crashes and lockups, with rob12090 sheepishly admitting the tool was broken and asking for the thread to be closed until a fix landed. A couple of members (Phayze, Unbeliveable) tried troubleshooting workarounds or teased releasing their own competing versions instead.

yh sorry guys ... the coder is currently fixing this, can a mod please close this thread or somthing ... when its fixed i'll reupload— rob12090

This fails ill release mine.— Unbeliveable

it fails because all the hacks are on when u start, meaning the cursor will be locked.— hamoo6

World Of Pwnage - CSS Guide by Hatred!

A hidden PDF, a wall of 'unhide' replies, and one classic fkn0wned time capsule from 2009.

A member named Hatred! posted a hidden-content thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Guides section, sharing a Rapidshare-hosted PDF claiming to offer tips for improving CSS gameplay. As was typical for [hide] tag threads on this forum, the replies are almost entirely low-effort posts ('ty', 'unhide', 'lets see') from members trying to unlock the hidden download link rather than genuine discussion. The thread ran at least 5 pages, with a mix of Members, VIPs, and several now-banned accounts (including the original poster) participating.

unhide— KreaT!vE

o_o lets see— c0re

ty— 1337hax

c3's CS 1.6 Config Dump

A modest 'lazy' config-share thread that quietly dropped SpawN's own bindings on fkn0wned

Member c3 posted a couple of Counter-Strike 1.6 keyboard/config files, admitting he was too lazy to build his own pack and linking out to FPSBanana instead. The thread is small and low-drama: a second config attributed to pro player SK|Chamillionaire (SpawN) gets shared, a crew member NIX argues custom cfgs are better than copy-pasted binds, and a couple of members give brief thumbs-up replies. Fairly typical, low-key config-sharing thread from the CS 1.6 > Scripts subforum, notable mainly for name-dropping a real pro gamer's setup and for the casual, joking tone typical of the site's cheat/config scene.

I am gonna show the world the best scripts ever, or maybe not :b— c3

Hmmm if people ur ur binds wouldn't they be confused as how to actually play the game... IMO the best thing is to write ur own custom cfg like me.— NIX

dude, they download this, IF THEY WANT TO ..— c3

NIX's Facebook Account Dump (Unhide Thread)

NIX drops a hidden 'list' of Facebook accounts and the reply-to-unlock crowd floods in for a look

A thread in the Raging subforum where longtime member NIX posted hidden content (a list, likely of compromised or targeted Facebook accounts) that required replying to unlock — a classic forum 'unhide' bait format. The replies are almost entirely low-effort 'unhide'/'thanks' posts farming for access, with one member (synae) asking naively about getting around Facebook's age verification while phishing, and NIX casually mentioning proxy use. Regulars and staff like PopTart (Smod) and Junnyerr chime in approvingly, giving a sense this was a normal, accepted activity in this corner of the site.

There will be a next list...— NIX

unhide for free head :)— Prisonerofwar

nice job nix :D— PopTart

Raging Sprays, CSS Tools & Scripts

A hidden-content download post that turned into 20 pages of members just saying 'unhide' and 'ty'

A resource-dump thread in the Raging subforum where Fkn0wnedBiotch posted a hidden attachment of CSS (Counter-Strike: Source) rage sprays, tools, and scripts. As was typical for these hidden-content posts, almost every reply is just a one-word 'unhide' or 'show me' from members trying to unlock the download, with barely any actual discussion of the content itself. Notably, forum smod PopTart dismisses the whole thing as recycled myg0t material and 'a waste of time,' hinting at some rivalry or overlap with the myg0t cheat/raid community. A mix of long-time members, VIPs, and later-banned users (Xclusiv, parkie) show up just to bump the unlock counter.

it's just mygot stuff? wow waste of time.— PopTart

myg0t?— terr0r

unhide meeeee— parkie

Fkn Rage Sounds - DecapX's HLDJ/HLSS Soundpack

DecapX drops his personal rage-sound pack and the whole 'Raging' subforum lines up just to say 'unhide'

In the PC Gaming > Raging section, member DecapX shared a personal collection of rage sounds pre-converted for use with HLDJ/HLSS (Half-Life soundboard/mic tools popular for trolling in-game voice chat). The thread's hidden-content gate meant most replies are just members thanking him or begging to 'unhide' so they could see the download. It's a low-drama, high-volume reply thread typical of the era's file-sharing culture, with a long roll call of members from Members up to VIP and 1000/3000 Club ranks stopping by for the goods.

Here is some from my own personal collection. Already converted for use in HLDJ/HLSS. So just load up, and get some rage out!— DecapX

WTF now i have hidden content?— Dank

LOl :D It can be rly fun to use some time— ZoaQ

Christobell's MSN/Myspace/Facebook Password Dump

A guy dumps a pile of stolen MSN, Myspace and Facebook logins 'mostly Swedish lol' and the thread just says thanks

In this 2008 'Raging' board thread, user Christobell posted a hidden batch of MSN, Myspace, and Facebook credentials, casually noting they were mostly Swedish accounts and might be outdated after a week. The reply chain is the classic forum-era dump-thread ritual: dozens of members posting one-liners like 'unhide', 'lets see', and 'ty' just to unlock the hidden content, plus a few offering rep in return. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the casual account-jacking/sharing culture that ran through fkn0wned's Raging subforum, with no real drama beyond the usual page-filling replies.

most of the people here are sweedish lol, have fun with there msn's— Christobell

Holy shit, there's tons.— Photofinish

some was an understatement lol— that 1 dude ?!

[VAC2DETECTED] bi0la PE-E — the multi-hack that finally got caught

A once 'VAC2 Proof' CS 1.6 cheat gets reclassified as detected, and stragglers are still bumping the thread months later asking to see it anyway.

This is the tail end (pages 2-4) of a release thread for 'bi0la PE-E', a multi-feature CS 1.6/Condition Zero cheat by coder 'bi0s' that was originally posted as VAC2 Proof but eventually got moved to the VAC Detected / Not Working subforum. The bulk of these later posts are just low-effort bumps from new members ('unhide', 'lets see this hidden content') trying to unlock the spoilered download links, with the original feature list, credits, and clean virus-scan results getting quoted again in full by a couple of posters. The credits section is a nice time-capsule of the era's scene names (Gordon`, steeno, panzer, anarx, bleak, BLAKE, ko1N and others), showing the small interconnected crew of coders who built on each other's work.

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

lets see this hidden content— zosky

AS ALWAYS: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

[VAC2DETECTED][CSS] VIP CS:S HACKS — eskimo's dump of dead cheats

A pile of once-'VIP' CS:S hacks gets dumped, flagged detected, and quietly outed as trojan bait — cue two pages of 'unhide' spam.

In the Detected Hacks subforum of the Counter-Strike: Source section, member eskimo posted a batch of previously premium/VIP CS:S cheat menus (Deviant Cheats, eC_2, Gangsta-Pwnage, HaxeD, Phoenix_hook, w4r_menu, HS VIP) noting they were now VAC detected, with the content hidden behind a reply-to-unlock wall. Fellow member Paiin quickly followed up with a real antivirus scan showing several of the files were actually flagged as trojan downloaders/game-thief malware rather than clean cheats. Despite that warning, the rest of the two-page thread is the classic low-effort reply grind — dozens of members posting 'unhide', 'thanks', 'lets see' just to unlock the hidden download links. The thread is now locked, a typical fate for these old detected-hack dump threads once they'd run their course.

Scanned with a REAL anti-virus. Not some freeware garbage.— Paiin

All of these are detected, also i scanned these with norton 360 and it did not find anything.. but still use at own risk— eskimo

unhide ty— SlaverPaver

Exodus F.E.A.R. Client Hack v1.3 Release Thread

A 2007 F.E.A.R. cheat release thread that just wouldn't die — new noobs kept begging to 'unhide' it into 2008.

A release post by fourtwenty shares 'Exodus FEAR Hack v1.3,' a multi-feature cheat for the F.E.A.R. shooter (credited to Chod and a handful of coders), hidden behind a rapidshare link. The rest of the thread is the classic hide-tag ritual: dozens of low-post-count members trickle in over months just to post 'unhide,' 'thanks,' or complain the file's dead and beg for a re-upload. A little community color appears too — someone name-drops 'Exodus Gold' as the superior successor and notes the VIP version had already leaked publicly. The thread stretched across two pages and many months, a pretty ordinary but representative slice of the forum's cheat-sharing culture.

FEAR lags on my comp but i have to say exodus gold is the best hack for it yet and the vip exodus was easy to leak and u can download it from various sites— 4Saken

I guess this is worth installing FEAR again.— JDBNeFN

put the freaking file there so i can download it!!— lacrosseman

MW2MegaUnlocker 1.19: rank-unlock tool, VAC ban debate, and a self-declared God

A rank-unlock tool for MW2, a debate over VAC ban timers, and a guy who declared himself God.

A member called x1xtomx1x posted an updated version of a Modern Warfare 2 'mega unlocker' tool claiming it was still undetected after the game's latest update. The thread turned into the usual back-and-forth about whether VAC bans were instant or took weeks/months, with an admin (ap3x) pushing back on overconfident claims. It fizzled out once other members reported the tool stopped working after a subsequent game patch (.184), with newcomer prowler.inc stirring things up with contrarian claims and a memorable self-declaration before fading out.

im GOD ! peace [oC]prowler ;)— prowler.inc

tbh vac detections take 2weeks-1mo.— ap3x

the reason it doesn't work anymore is because the game version atm is .184 and the unlocker is made for .182— Skylin3

Wire Frame + Colors: [Material] 100% forever VAC PROOF

A wallhack material rescued from a forum reset, re-shared as 'always VAC proof' — cue an entire thread of one-word thank-yous.

In the Counter-Strike: Source 'Undetected Cheats' subforum, member GOOSEMAN reposted a wireframe/color material hack (highlighting CTs/Ts with color overlays) that had circulated before an earlier site reset, listing the maps it worked on and claiming permanent VAC-proof status. The thread quickly filled with the classic hidden-content unlock ritual — dozens of members posting quick 'ty', 'thx', 'unhide' replies to access the download. It's a small, typical snapshot of the site's cheat-sharing culture circa August 2010: low effort, high volume, community goodwill via +Rep.

Someone had posted this material before the site got reset so i didn't want it lost.— GOOSEMAN

It is 100% Vac Proof and Always will be!— GOOSEMAN

Aight, I assume this will give me fps drop /:— Beñja ®

CSS Material WallHack Release

A CS:S texture-hack drop that turned into a hundred-post "ty unhide" pile-on

A member posted a material-based wallhack for Counter-Strike: Source in the Undetected Cheats section, offering recolored/translucent walls and stripped-down visual clutter (no smoke, flash, skybox, etc.) via a simple materials-folder swap. A moderator ([1K] mystical) vouched for it with a VirusTotal scan while reminding the poster to use the forum's hidden-content feature next time. The rest of the thread is the classic gate-unlocking ritual: dozens of low-effort 'ty', 'unhide', and 'thanks' replies from members just trying to reveal the hidden download link.

Virus-Total scan came up clean ... but always use with caution. Next time use the hide hack or I will close your thread.— [1K] mystical

no virus since they're only vtf & vmt files :)— [1K] Justin Bieber

waefsrdtf,gtyr— lumatron

AutoShoot Script (Perfect for Dual Elites)

A little CS:S script that turned Dual Elites into a mag-dump machine — and half the replies were just people typing 'unhide'

A 2010 post in the Counter-Strike Source 'Undetected Cheats' section shared a small autoshoot/autofire script toggled with the '-' key, marketed as ideal for the Dual Elites (auto-spamming left-click for faster fire rate). It came with a VirusTotal scan link and a screenshot, gated behind the classic 'reply to unlock hidden content' setup. The thread devolved into the usual low-effort bump culture of the era — dozens of one-word 'unhide,' 'ty,' and 'nice' replies just to unlock the download, with a couple of regulars (HellRazOoR, aXXo, nullvoid) recognizable as established forum names.

woundt it be more usable if pressing mouse1 would spam mouse1 :o?— zinen

HERPIN DERPIN unhide— gtaclick

shud this be faster than usually *_*? eh— Beñja ®

Meso Making Guide (MapleStory)

A classic '+rep to unlock' MapleStory gold guide that mostly collected two years of 'ty' replies

In April 2011, member QuaXz posted a hidden-content tutorial covering NX, wasting, training, and the drop game as ways to farm mesos in MapleStory. True to the era's forum culture, the actual guide was locked behind a reply-and-rep requirement, and the resulting 26-post thread is almost entirely low-effort 'ty'/'thanks' replies from members unlocking the content, plus a few skeptical or joking one-liners. It's a small, mundane but very representative artifact of the site's Tutorials/gaming economy scene and its reply-gated content culture.

fuck you— mo1kd

i wanna see the spoilers..— budsmokah

Maybe this will help me get back into liking this game— InigoMontoya

[MATERIALS] Transparent Weapons v2

Colored see-through knives and M4A1s for CS:S — but half the replies just want the hidden 'show' link unlocked

A March 2007 post in Fkn0wned's Material Hacks board by staffer [FkN]Malware sharing a reskin pack for Counter-Strike: Source that made weapon models (knives, M4A1s) transparent in various colors like blue, green, red, and pink. It's framed as a cosmetic 'material hack' rather than a wallhack, complete with screenshots and a clean multi-AV scan report to reassure downloaders. The thread ran for months with a steady trickle of members praising the colors, asking how to install or use it, and several just posting 'unhide' to reveal spoiler-tagged content in the thread.

nice colours— snipedbyhax

So whats the use of these.. can u see em through walls— Jebus AUS

I dont get how to use, help please— TheFlow

[VAC2DETECTED] HighFidelity v1

A once-hyped 'VAC2 Proof' CS 1.6 hack, filed straight into the graveyard of tools that got caught.

This thread in Fkn0wned's 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum archived the release of HighFidelity v1, a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat (wallhack/ESP style features) originally posted by Esk0 back in early 2007, credited partly to a coder named Gangstah with detour work from LanceVorgin. By mid-to-late 2007 the thread ballooned with over a year of one-line bumps ('unhide', 'thx', 'nice') from dozens of members trying to get the hidden download revealed, until a reply flatly confirmed the tool was VAC2 detected and no longer safe to use. It's a pretty typical time-capsule of the era's cheat-sharing culture: a flashy feature list, a wall of low-effort bump replies, and the inevitable community reply warning everyone off it once Valve caught up.

DETECTED don't use it, wont work anymore— 3rnie

can i get vac ban from this hack?— Baboon Say

You will. It is vac2detected— Dylan103

Free DDOS Testing Service Thread

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

[Mr. Pinks] Steam Key Shop [No Cash Needed] - Regular Sellers District

The Steam key trader who always went first — and racked up a wall of vouches to prove it.

A trading thread from the Gaming Market section where user Mr. Pink ran a Steam key shop, at one point switching from cash sales to trades-only. The post is mostly a long spoiler-tag list of vouches from other members praising his speed, fairness, and willingness to send first, a common trust-building ritual on cheat/trading forums of that era. No drama here, just a well-regarded regular seller building rep in the market boards.

The best trader I've ever seen, he is fair, fast, and trusted.

very good seller, he goes first and doesn't care what you have, pay or no pay i will go with him again

But don't fool him plz

[H] Syndicate ORIGIN FULL ACCESS ACCOUNT [W] Offers - Traders District

A Polish trader with a wall of vouches trying to flip a full-access Origin account back in 2014.

This is a Traders District listing post from Adri9102, a well-known member of the fkn0wned community with over 2,100 posts and a long-running 'up !!! Shop !!!' thread. The post is offering a Syndicate Origin account for trade/sale and is padded out with a huge spoiler block of vouches from other members attesting to smooth, trustworthy trades over the years. It captures the classic 'account trading' hustle culture of the site, complete with post-count milestones tracked like achievements.

he gone first!VOUCH!

BEST READER EVAR!!!!!!!!! GET 2 ACC FOR 10 EUROS TNX BRO— npploveyou

im go first and he give me the acc afte 1 sec!— Osakosapl

Boselect's Miscellaneous Store

One-stop shop for stubs, RAT setups, bot auths, and a hijacked eBay account with 497 feedback — all up for a PM negotiation.

A Market Place vendor thread from fkn0wned.com where user boselect ran a personal storefront hawking a grab-bag of cheat-scene goods: crypter stub packs sold by the batch, game-bot authorization codes, a compromised eBay account, and offers to configure RATs, port forwarding, and stealer tools for a fee. Prices were quoted in small dollar amounts, deals were vouched for via middlemen or Teamviewer proof, and boselect was upfront that stub detection rates and outcomes were pure gamble with no refunds. It's a fairly typical snapshot of the forum's black-market economy at the time, sitting right below official warnings about the 100-post minimum required to sell.

There is no guarantee on how detected the stubs are ... it is all luck of the draw there are no refunds— boselect

i will NOT go first to anybody unless they are staff or have a good rep around here— boselect

Selling 5-Digit Steam Account (Impossible to Retrieve)

A rare 5-digit Steam ID goes up for auction — bidding opens at $20.

A Market Place listing on Fkn0wned.com where member r0ss put up a 5-digit Steam account for sale, marketed as having no chance of being retrieved by its original owner. ap3x kicked off the bidding at $20 USD before the thread cuts off. It's a small snapshot of the site's old account-trading culture, gated behind the forum's 100-post rule to curb scam accounts.

No chance of getting retrieved!!!— r0ss

I'll start.. I bid $20Usd— ap3x

TuxifieD's Windows Vista Business Key Sale

The site founder was slinging Vista Business keys for $50 a pop — small-time black market hustle, forum-style.

In this short Black Market thread from October 2009, forum founder TuxifieD advertised a batch of supposedly unique, legitimately-sourced Windows Vista Business keys for $50 each. A couple of members chimed in, one asking about Windows 7 instead, and getting told he could just upgrade from the Vista Business key. It's a quick, low-drama listing typical of the site's Black Market subforum — small-scale digital goods trading rather than any major event.

I have a bunch of unique windows vista business keys, ill sell a key to each person their own unique one that isnt used anywhere else. These weren't obtained online, they are 100% legit. $50 a piece.— TuxifieD

Erm dude,u can update the buisness to windows 7 dw :) gl selling ur keys :unsure: :)— TheLithuaniansLeader