fkn0wned archive

Byond RSC Extractor tool share

A random 2007 tool post for extracting BYOND game cache files, buried deep in the 'Other Games' basement.

A short, minor thread in the Other Games > Others section where user havok123 shared a small program (with source code) for extracting unnamed cache files associated with the BYOND game engine's byond.rsc file. Bucketface, a longtime [FkN] Crew member, replied but the response text wasn't preserved. It's a low-key, niche utility post typical of the forum's broader 'tools and downloads' culture rather than a major event or drama thread.

GunZ K-Style Movement Tutorial (Text Guide)

Someone tried to teach GunZ's infamous K-Style move with a written guide instead of a video

A thread in Gametration.com's 'Others' subforum (under Other Games) offering a text-based tutorial for K-Style, one of the signature advanced movement techniques from the martial-arts MMO GunZ: The Duel. The page itself preserved almost nothing but forum chrome and navigation, so specifics of the tutorial content didn't survive in this archive. It's a small but telling artifact of how deeply GunZ's combo/movement tech culture bled into unrelated cheat-scene forums of the era.

The World's Most Important Social Engineering Tip

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.

Proxies/Socks

The old proxy/socks swap thread — where fkn0wned kept its traffic (and its schemes) a little more anonymous.

A thread from the Security & Hacking section of fkn0wned where members shared and discussed proxies and SOCKS connections, likely for anonymizing traffic tied to cheating, warez, or other 'security' activities common to the scene. The archived page mostly preserved forum navigation and category structure rather than deep discussion content. It reflects the utilitarian, tool-sharing culture typical of early-2010s cheat/hacking forums.

How to Hide Your Nickname on Steam

A quick Steam privacy trick, filed away in the tutorial vaults.

A short tutorial thread posted in the Miscellaneous & General tutorials section explaining how members could hide or mask their Steam nickname. Typical of the forum's tutorial subforum, which hosted small how-to posts alongside the site's cheat/hack database for various games. Nothing dramatic here—just a routine practical tip thread from the community's everyday traffic.

Fopje's HC Stealer Setup Guide (tail-end thread)

The final page of a seller's info-stealer guide thread — mostly just the tail end of buyers checking in.

This was the last page of a thread in the Top Sellers District where a vendor known as Fopje advertised an ebook/guide on setting up a 'HC stealer,' a type of credential/info-stealing malware common in the cheat-and-hacking corners of early-2010s forums like Fkn0wned. By page 5 the thread had run its course, likely trailing off into replies, bumps, or feedback from people who'd purchased the guide. As with most Top Sellers District threads, it reflects the marketplace side of the forum where members bought and sold tools, guides, and services rather than just chatting.

[TUT] The Anonymity Tutorial

The obligatory 'how to stay anonymous online' tutorial thread every cheat-scene forum had one of.

A tutorial-style thread posted in the Miscellaneous & General area offering guidance on staying anonymous online, a common genre of post on cheat/hacking-adjacent forums of the era. The archived page mostly preserves site navigation and category structure (Cheat & Hacks database, Security & Hacking, Gaming Market, etc.) rather than the actual tutorial text, which wasn't captured. It reflects the general security-conscious culture typical of Fkn0wned's userbase.

Bypass Paypal Payment [n00b-friendly]

A thread title promising an easy PayPal 'bypass' — pure early-2010s cheat-forum bravado.

This page preserves only the site's navigation chrome (board index, database of game cheats, forum categories like Security & Hacking, Gaming Market, Porn Paradise) and a single thread title referencing a supposed PayPal payment bypass. No actual thread content, replies, or discussion survived in this capture, so the substance of the conversation is lost to time. It stands as a snapshot of the forum's structure and the kind of sketchy 'security & hacking' bait titles that were common on Fkn0wned.

Google Dorking Trick to Find Private Pictures

A dusty 'Google dorking' tutorial thread from the Security & Hacking section — pure early-2010s forum energy.

This was a tutorial-style post in Fkn0wned's Server/Website Security and Hacking board, promising a 'Google trick' to dig up private pictures — a classic example of the era's casual interest in Google dorking and search-engine exploitation tricks passed around cheat/hacking forums. The archived page itself is mostly site navigation and board structure (database of game cheats, forum categories like Gaming Market, Art and Design, Porn Paradise), with the actual tutorial content not preserved in this capture. It reflects the loose, anything-goes atmosphere typical of small hacking-adjacent forums of that period.

How To Find Vulnerable Websites

A dusty 'find vulnerable sites' tutorial thread from the Security & Hacking board — the page survived, the actual content didn't.

This archived page is a tutorial-style thread posted in the Security & Hacking section of the Fkn0wned forum, promising to teach members how to locate vulnerable websites. The scraped copy only preserved the site's navigation chrome (board list, database categories, forum categories) rather than the actual post content, so the specifics of the tutorial itself are lost to time. Its title and placement reflect the forum's broader identity as a gaming/cheat-scene community that also dabbled in amateur 'hacking' tutorials, a common genre on early-2010s forums like this one.

Spreading Guide - Tool Setups

A relic from when 'spreading' tutorials were just another forum thread topic.

This page appears to be a tutorial thread titled around spreading guide/tool setups, though the actual post content wasn't captured — only the surrounding forum navigation and category structure survived. The site (Fkn0wned) was structured with a Database section for game cheats (CS 1.6, CoD, Battlefield, Minecraft, Runescape listed as coming soon) alongside a general Forum with categories like Security & Hacking, Gaming Market, and the cheekily-named 'Porn Paradise'. This snapshot mostly documents the site's layout rather than the thread's substance.

Remote Desktop Exploit - ALL WINDOWS MACHINES

The thread that promised to crack open every Windows box on the net — but the page itself is basically a ghost town of nav links now.

This archived page is titled around a claimed 'Remote Desktop Exploit' targeting all Windows machines, posted in the Security & Hacking section of the Fkn0wned forum. Unfortunately the actual post content wasn't preserved in this capture — only the site's navigation chrome, board categories, and database menus survived. It's a fragment that hints at the kind of exploit-sharing and 'cheat scene' bravado that filled this corner of the forum, common for early-2010s hacking/gaming boards.

How to SE Intel - Social Engineering Tutorial

A social engineering tutorial thread from the Fkn0wned tutorials board, buried in a forum that also had 'Porn Paradise' as a category.

This was a tutorial-style thread posted in the Social Engineering subforum of Fkn0wned, part of a broader Tutorials section on a gaming/cheat-scene forum that also ran a cheats database for titles like CS 1.6, CoD4, and Black Ops. The page itself is mostly site navigation and category listings rather than substantive thread content, but its placement shows Fkn0wned hosted social engineering discussion alongside game hacking resources. Little else about the actual post content survives in this archived fragment.

[Exploit] Get Almost Every Origin/Steam Games For Free

The classic too-good-to-be-true 'free games' thread that lived in the Social Engineering tutorials board.

A thread posted in the Social Engineering subforum under Tutorials, promising a method to obtain a large number of Origin/Steam games for free. Typical of the site's cheat/hacking database culture, which also catalogued game hacks for titles like CS 1.6, CS: Source, and CoD4/MW2/Black Ops. No actual thread content, replies, or discussion survived in this archive capture beyond the title and navigation structure.

How to get more FPS in ArmA 2 (DayZ)

Back when everyone was chasing extra frames to survive Chernarus without the lag killing you first.

A Gaming Tutorials post from the Fkn0wned forum's DayZ (ArmA 2 mod) heyday, aimed at helping members squeeze more FPS out of the notoriously demanding engine. Typical of the site's mixed identity as both a cheat/hacks database and a general gaming community, this kind of thread sat alongside the forum's Security & Hacking and Gaming Market sections. The archived page itself is mostly just site navigation and category listings, offering little of the original tutorial text.

Xbox 360 Region-Restricted Content Download Tutorial

Back when unlocking region-locked Xbox 360 content was just another Tuesday tutorial post.

A tutorial thread posted in the Console Gaming Tutorials section explaining how to access region-restricted Xbox 360 content. Typical of Fkn0wned's tutorials board, which sat alongside the site's cheat databases for various PC shooters and other games. The page itself is mostly forum scaffolding now, with the original tutorial content no longer preserved in this capture.

How to Live Stream on Consoles

Back when streaming from your console was still a whole DIY project — here's how fkn0wned members figured it out.

A tutorial thread posted in the Console Gaming Tutorials section explaining how members could set up live streaming from console systems, reflecting the era before streaming was a built-in console feature. It sat alongside the site's broader tutorial and cheat/hacks database offerings for games like Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, and Battlefield 3. The page itself is mostly navigation and forum structure, with the actual tutorial content not preserved in this archive snapshot.

Free 512-Slot TeamSpeak 3 Server Tutorial

The old promise every gaming forum had: free TS3 servers with 512 slots, no catch (allegedly).

A Gaming Tutorials post advertising a method to set up a free TeamSpeak 3 server with 512 slots, a classic staple of early-2010s gaming forums where free VoIP hosting tricks were shared for clan and community servers. The archived page itself only preserved the site navigation and forum category structure (Database, Cheat & Hacks sections for various games, plus General, Gaming Market, Security & Hacking, Porn Paradise, etc.), with the actual tutorial content not captured. It's a good snapshot of Fkn0wned's broader ecosystem of cheat databases and general leech/tutorial culture.

How To Make A Cookie Stealer

The tutorial thread that lived deep in Fkn0wned's Security & Hacking subforum, right where the site's cheat database met its darker corners.

This was a tutorial-style thread posted in the 'Server/Website Security and Hacking' section of Fkn0wned Forum, itself nested under Tutorials/Hacking-Security Tutorials. The surviving page is mostly site chrome and navigation, showing how the forum was organized around its cheat database (CS 1.6, CoD, Battlefield, Minecraft, etc.) alongside general boards like Leechers Galore, Gaming Market, and Porn Paradise. The actual instructional content of the post itself did not survive in this capture, but the thread title alone marks it as one of many how-to guides typical of early-2010s cheat/hacking scene forums.

Norton Antivirus is retarded, need help

One dude's war against a Norton install that wouldn't die, solved in three quick replies.

A quick, low-drama tech support thread in the Programming section where user Teddybearhair vents about a locked-down Norton Antivirus install (came pre-installed, wouldn't let him change settings or turn on protection, and wasn't listed in Add/Remove Programs). Fellow member milkrulz04 offered to help and the two exchanged short, friendly replies until it was resolved. A small, mundane slice of 2007 forum life — the kind of everyday help thread that filled out the Technology board between all the cheat and gaming talk.

Norton antivirus (came free with my computer) has decided to not let me change any of its functions, including turning protection on.— Teddybearhair

thank you!— Teddybearhair

no prob— milkrulz04

OG-HiDER Crypter Release (Dead Link)

A 2008 crypter release that outlived its own download link by exactly zero years

A brand-new member named ledhatohu1 dropped a one-post release of a file crypter tool, claiming it was fully undetected by antivirus, complete with a screenshot and a Rapidshare link. Almost a year later two more established members, v0nz and Speedo, showed up just to note the link was dead, and the thread got locked. A quiet, unremarkable release-and-rot thread typical of the era's Programming subforum, where tools had short shelf lives once hosting links expired.

Full Undetected ! :D— ledhatohu1

Link = broken— v0nz

Link Broken. Closed— Speedo

Basic Web Programming: HTML, XHTML, CSS Ebook Share

A dusty ebook drop for HTML/CSS newbies turned into a rep-farming pile-on.

[FkN] Lipscomb posted a share of the 'HTML, XHTML and CSS For Dummies' ebook in the Programming subforum under Computer Security and Hacking, gated behind a reply-to-unlock hidden content wall. The thread itself is mostly low-effort bumps and 'ty'/'+rep' replies from members angling to unlock the download, a very typical pattern for this era of the forum. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, ordinary artifact of the site's file-sharing and rep-economy culture rather than any hacking or cheat content despite the board name.

gimmie pl0x! +rEPPPPPPP!— [1K] DannZy

thanks man really needed this alot!!!!— Smokin69

Thanks for share! I'll learn from this, it's gonna be awesome for my graduation.— [1K] Gabe

C++ Builder link share

d00kStErR drops a Borland C++ Builder download link and the Programming subforum shrugs, thanks him, and moves on

A short, low-drama thread in the Programming subforum of Tech & Security where member d00kStErR posted a link to Borland's C++ Builder. A handful of regulars, including forum smod KZA, dropped quick thanks or one-liners, one member asked what it was even for, and another shut that down with a classic gatekeeping reply. Nothing eventful happened — just a small, mundane snapshot of the site's programming corner going about its business.

If you dont know whats its for, you dont need it.— ICE}

Thanks for the link. Shot ICE.— b14nca

wtf this for?— got_hax_but_dont_know_shit

Java Tutorial for the Very First Beginner

One typo-riddled beginner's post, a link, and a whole year before anyone said thanks

A member named Will1am posted a short, typo-filled pointer to an external beginner's Java programming resource for newcomers to coding, tucked inside a spoiler tag. The thread sat quiet for almost a year before two other members dropped brief one-word replies of thanks and amusement. It's a small, unremarkable corner of the Programming subforum, notable mostly for its charmingly rough title and the laid-back, low-effort reply culture typical of the board.

Succes!— Will1am

thx :D— tsk09

lol— lulraep

FireFox Optimizer share thread

A mod drops a browser speed-up tool and half the replies just say 'thanx' or ask if it even works

Super moderator DCLXVI posted a download for a 'FireFox Optimizer' tool meant to tune Firefox's settings for better performance, back in October 2007 in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section. Replies are the usual mixed bag for a file-share thread: a few quick thank-yous, one member reporting the download link was dead, and a couple of people asking basic questions like whether it's user-friendly or actually makes Firefox faster. Nothing dramatic, just a snapshot of the low-key file-sharing culture and casual mod-to-member exchanges typical of the site's Software board.

is it user friendly?— ynaggo

link not found— dark_skillz

so t makes firefox faster?— asshoel50

SeePassword 2.05 - Fkn0wned.Com

A little password-peeking utility shared in the Red Light District, met with shrugs and 'wtf? cool'

In this October 2007 thread in the Software subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, member Saime posted a download link for a small Windows utility called SeePassword 2.05, described as a tool for revealing passwords hidden behind asterisks or dots. Replies were mixed and low-key: some members questioned the point of it, a moderator chimed in with a lazy hypothetical use-case, and others reported it just didn't work for them. A pretty unremarkable, low-drama tool-sharing thread typical of the era's software subforums.

hmm dont really see the point in this— scuddzilla

or what you can do is, when they press Remember My Password you let them type it in, and when they go home, you can just use that proggy to see it.— DCLXVI

I tryed this one, but dosnt really work for me...— InzaneHacker

See Password 2.05 download thread

A little app promising to unmask hidden asterisk passwords — posted by a guy literally named 'Lord PostAlotWarez'

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where prolific uploader LoRd Ragealot posted a utility called SeePassword 2.05, claimed to reveal passwords hidden behind asterisks or dots, including those saved in Internet Explorer. The replies are the classic download-thread ritual: short 'unhide'/'thanks'/'I hope this works' posts from members bumping the thread to unlock the link, plus at least one report that the Megaupload link had gone dead. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, typical slice of the forum's software-sharing culture and file-hosting decay over time.

unhide— chaser123

I hope this works— kozmik

MEGAUPLOAD LINK IS BROKEN!!!!— albert90

PHP to EXE Converter Tool Share

A random tool-share thread where nine members did nothing but say 'thanks' for two months straight.

A short-lived share thread in the Scripts & Templates section of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, offering a way to convert PHP4 scripts into standalone EXE files. The original post itself is gone from the archive, leaving only a chain of drive-by 'thanks' replies from various members over about two months in late 2007. It's a quiet, unremarkable little relic — the kind of low-effort utility thread that quietly padded post counts on old scene forums.

thanks. blackxthink— AveLoN

nice thx for this.— ganja2k8

support flash??— kornyMF

CSS World of Pwnage Guide (dead link, mostly mockery)

A 2007 Counter-Strike: Source 'skill guide' that got way more side-eye than downloads

Posted in the Tutorials sub-board of the Red Light District, this thread shared a third-party guide claiming to help improve CS:S skills. The original poster admitted upfront it wasn't their own work and that the download link was already dead. Replies were mostly skeptical one-liners and jokes from regulars, with several members boasting they didn't need a guide and others just tossing in low-effort 'lol' or 'kk' replies typical of the board's throwaway tutorial threads.

sry no links to it anymore.. maybe someone who has dlded this could up it again..— anarchie65

lol, i dont need a guide to tell me how good i am... I AM l337— tracyfan_1

no, it's shit, thanks. Okay, let's see if there's anything I didn't know?— The Moose

Change the Start Icon in Windows 7 (Duplicate Tutorial Thread)

A dead-simple Windows tweak thread that just turned into a 'search button exists' pile-on

A member called dgrock posted a hidden-content tutorial on how to change the Windows 7 Start orb icon, only to be immediately called out for reposting something already covered on the forum. The thread devolved into some light ribbing, complete with a classic 'use the search button' image macro, before petering out with a couple of low-effort replies. A small, forgettable Tutorials-section moment, but a nice snapshot of the forum's casual repost-shaming culture and VIP members throwing their weight around in the replies.

Already posted.— [VIP] FR3QU3NCY

idk i never saw this tut in here...— dgrock

I've seen this post before too— Charlie

Perfect Keylogger v1.6.5 release thread

A page of one-word 'thanks' posts closing out a keylogger download thread in the forum's shadiest corner

This was the tail end of a long-running Red Light District > Software thread sharing a cracked/leaked copy of 'Perfect Keylogger v1.6.5', spanning multiple pages and months of bumps. By this final page (spanning late 2007 into March 2008) the actual discussion had dried up into a string of members dropping quick one-liners ('ty', 'thanx', 'thanks', 'merci', 'unhide') just to acknowledge or unlock the download. It's a pretty typical warez-board artifact — low-effort gratitude posts padding out a piracy/tools thread rather than any real conversation.

ty— ISAACPWNES

thanx— dark_skillz

merci— Justus4hack

Firefox Addons - Explained, With Links

A page-eight tail of one-word 'thx' replies to a long-dead Firefox addons tutorial thread

This is a late page (page 8 of 8) of a tutorial thread in the Random Tuts section, originally posting a rundown of Firefox extensions with download links. By the time this snapshot picks up, the actual tutorial content is long gone and all that remains is a stream of members from December 2007 dropping quick one-liners like 'thank you', 'sweet thnx', and 'cool' to bump or acknowledge the guide. It's a small, mundane slice of forum life showing the tail-end tapering of an old useful-tips thread, with a wide mix of member ranks (Noob to Trained Noob) and games (CS:S, WoW, F.E.A.R., Diablo II).

I think I came a bit too late..— amdtek

showz— typeusernamehere

this stuff should be handy as.— teh_raven

Minesweeper Hack Tutorial Thread

Someone posted a Minesweeper hack tutorial and the replies were mostly just 'ty'

A low-effort 'Random Tuts' thread from October 2007 where user ericsme123 kicked off a post about a Minesweeper hack. Replies were sparse and mostly consisted of quick thanks from members, with n0n3 asking what the tutorial even was. A classic slice of the forum's Off-Topic/Random Tuts subforum where random, often trivial 'tutorials' got posted and briefly acknowledged.

ty— asshoel50

ty very much— mircomania92

and this is?.. thx— n0n3

AVG Anti-Virus 8.5.412 (EXPIRES 2018) + Serial

Free antivirus 'til 2018, courtesy of a 1000-post Carrion regular

A quick warez-board post by veteran member xXHeistXx offering a Hotfile-hosted copy of AVG Internet Security 8.5.412 bundled with a serial good until 2018, complete with a copy-pasted feature list. The thread is short and low-drama, mostly a string of one-word 'thanks' replies from members grabbing the download over the following weeks. Typical of Fkn0wned's Warez/Security Tools subforum: quiet, functional, no controversy, just people quietly hitting a dead Hotfile link a decade before archiving.

thanks— mutantcookie

awsome— javahunt19

thankss— stewy215

Wordlists/Combos Thread (Page 2 - Thank You Spam)

A wordlists/combos thread where half the replies are just 'thnx' and 'ty' — peak forum archaeology.

This is the tail end (page 2) of a thread in the Computers General tech subforum where members were sharing or requesting wordlists and combo lists. The actual substance is gone here — what remains is a string of short thank-you replies from various members, giving it that classic low-effort bump-thread feel typical of resource-sharing threads on old forums. Notable mostly for the mix of member ranks (Noob, Trained Noob, Banned users like wirmware) still active and posting years apart, spanning late 2007 into early 2008 with a stray 'Yesterday' timestamp showing later engagement.

thnx brah— retarded_elephant70

Awesome— Sativa

unhide— unknownsoldier

russian walk, need it

A noob asks for a 'russian walk' script and nobody's quite sure what he means

A brief, low-key thread in the CS 1.6 Scripting subforum where a new member (rushhour124) asked for a bind/script for something called the 'russian walk.' Other members chimed in confused about what the term even referred to, guessing it might be some kind of duck-run movement trick, before someone pointed the asker toward the Scripting board's existing resources. A minor, unremarkable exchange typical of the forum's script-request traffic.

would someone be able to post a bind/script for the russian script thanks— rushhour124

please enlighten me, what is russian walk?— noobboyy

I think he refering to like a duck run thing, or c...— Legit_Hacks

PayPal Verify Method thread

A late-2012 'thanks bump' train — 90% of this thread is just members saying 'ty'

This was a thread in the Miscellaneous & General area of Fkn0wned where someone originally posted a method related to PayPal account verification, a fairly common genre of post on cheat/hacking-scene forums of that era. What survives here is mostly the tail end of the thread — a long string of low-effort reply-and-bump posts ('ty', 'thanks', 'k') from a mix of new members and established regulars acknowledging the original post. It captures the mundane, repetitive texture of forum life rather than any dramatic moment.

ty— tealphat

enlighten me thank you— Royrms

k— TehBoSS

html - basic form-to-file question

A noob just wanted to save a login form to a text file, and that's the whole thread.

A brand-new member named h3nno posted a snippet of a simple HTML login form (name/password fields) and asked how to save the entered data to a text file. The thread got a single reply from h3nno themselves asking if the site's coders could upload some source code, and then it just ended there. A humble, forgettable little Programming subforum post typical of the everyday small-talk technical questions that filled out Fkn0wned's Technology section.

now i want to save the data entered to a txt file.. what is the easiest way to do this?— h3nno

Or if the coders of fknowend could up load the sou...— h3nno

MayorBee Asks How to Stop His Server From Getting Crashed

A noob's server was under attack from rivals — and he was also fishing for a crasher of his own.

A brand-new member, MayorBee, posted in the Programming section asking for help defending his server, claiming unnamed people who disliked him and his group were crashing it while they were offline. In the same breath, he also asked if anyone had a 'server crasher program/script' they could share with him, a classic bit of early-2010s forum irony — asking for defense while also wanting the offense. The thread got no visible replies, a fairly typical fate for a low-effort help post from a fresh Noob-ranked account.

theres a few people who dont like us to much and i need somthing to help defend from them crashing my server— MayorBee

also if any one hade a server crasher program/script that would be much apretiated— MayorBee

Building issue (MSVC won't build)

A 2006 coder hits the classic 'why won't it build' wall — one reply, no drama, mystery unsolved.

A brief, quiet post in the Programming subforum where member Shimano asks for help after Microsoft Visual C++ refuses to build his program, linking a since-dead ImageShack screenshot. SteveUK replies asking about the solution/project setup, a common early troubleshooting question for MSVC newcomers. The thread ends there with no follow-up, a tiny fossil of everyday tech support on the board.

for some reason in my MS visual c++ when im done making a program it wont let me build— Shimano

Where's your solution? Where's your project space? MSVC requires it to build it.— SteveUK

J3DAH's C++ Compiler Question

A newbie learning C++ 'to hack' just wanted to know how to actually run his code

A short, quiet thread in the Programming subforum where returning member J3DAH admits he's teaching himself C++ (with hacking ambitions) but is stuck on the basics — namely how to turn his code into something runnable rather than raw text. One reply from sikwidit points him toward getting a compiler. It's a small, humble snapshot of the site's programming corner: mostly beginners fumbling toward the 'cheat scene' skills the forum was known for.

I'm learning c++ (to hack and yes I have a computer that is running linux)... How do you view it "not in code form"?— J3DAH

you need to get your self a Compiler. so you can compress everything then run it.— sikwidit

Need a skilled Python coder's assistance

A member with a Friday deadline and zero Python skills puts out a call for coding help — dawn of the outsourced homework era.

A short, practical request posted in the Programming subforum of Tech & Security: user Noskill needed three simple Python programs finished by Friday and admitted he had barely touched the language. He asked anyone with 'proven knowledge' to PM him to work out an arrangement, rather than posting the request openly in the thread. The post got no visible replies in the archived page, a small, quiet corner of the forum's tech scene.

I have 3 very basic programs I need to code in python for friday.— Noskill

If anyone is interested in helping and has proven knowledge, drop me a pm on here.— Noskill

Remote Keylogger (kib0rg's request thread)

A guy calling himself a 'Russian criminal authority' just wanted a keylogger that actually worked

A short, single-post thread in the Programming subforum of Tech & Security where user kib0rg asked where to find or cheaply buy a working remote-install keylogger, specifically complaining that generic 'remote keylogger' tools didn't function. The thread never got replies, capturing a small, dead-end moment typical of the forum's tech/security section where members traded tips and tool requests around cheats and low-level software. It's a tiny artifact of the site's grey-area programming culture rather than any major event.

Who knows where it is possible to get the keylogger with remote install? Or to buy not for expensive?— kib0rg

only not like "remote keylogger" because it does not work— kib0rg

Windows XP SP2 (32-Bit) Mirror Post — October 2007

Six mirrors, one thread, and a bunch of CS kids downloading their first legit-ish OS update.

A member named mr.N0Nam3 posted a mirrored download of Microsoft's Windows XP Service Pack 2 (32-bit) release in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section, offering six mirrors for the file. The thread itself is light on discussion — mostly a long string of one-line 'thanks' replies from regulars grabbing the download, plus a bit of confusion from Paws over whether it was SP2 or SP3. Typical of the era's warez/software-sharing threads: low effort, high gratitude, no real drama.

i dont understand.. do u mean sp3 or something?— Paws

this is Halloween for microsoft— f3nr15

TM 11233 full--NEW

A CS:S template drop that got three replies and a shrug across four months

A short-lived thread in the Scripts & Templates subforum of the Red Light District section, where user anarchie65 posted a template/script download (labeled 'TM 11233 full--NEW') for Counter-Strike: Source in October 2007. It drew only a couple of low-effort replies over the following weeks, one a one-word approval and another seemingly gibberish, with no real discussion or drama attached. A minor, largely forgotten corner of the forum's file-sharing culture.

nice— karst3n

fdgfgdfgdf— dietokill2

BYOND .DMB Decompiler Request

New member asks for a BYOND decompiler, gets told he's in the wrong forum, insists he isn't

A brand-new member, Zunenkio123, posted in the Other Games section asking if anyone had a decompiler for BYOND's .DMB game files. Fellow member darkblood24 curtly suggested the post belonged elsewhere, prompting Zunenkio123 to point out there was no dedicated BYOND section on the forum at all. The thread fizzled out after that with no decompiler ever surfacing — a tiny, forgettable slice of forum life with a mild mod-adjacent scolding for flavor.

Maybe start by posting in the right forum.— darkblood24

...I see -no- BYOND section. So, I believe this is the right section. Thanks, though.— Zunenkio123

[ReqTut] Perfect Keylogger - Setup Trouble

One member's keylogger wouldn't cooperate, and it shows exactly what the Red Light District was really about.

A short, single-post thread from October 2007 in the Tutorials sub-board of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section. User Matt11 was struggling to get Perfect Keylogger's FTP and remote-install features working and asked for a tutorial to fix the errors he was hitting. The post got no replies visible on the page, and Matt11 even flagged that he might have posted it in the wrong section. A small, mundane snapshot of the era's casual trade in monitoring/spyware tools on gaming forums.

Could somebody please post a tut on this?— Matt11

EDIT: just realized that this may be in the wrong section, could somebody plese move if it is— Matt11

How to Execute Other Files from a .exe (VB.net)

A member wants his .exe to launch other files — a tiny, mundane VB.net question that's now a little time capsule of the forum's coding corner.

A short, low-drama support thread from the Fkn0wned Forum's General/Support section where a member named Charlie FkN Provider asked how to make one .exe file execute or open other files (like a .cfg or another .exe) using VB.net. MOTM-tagged member silentrock replied asking for clarification on the use case, comparing it to opening a file from within a text editor. The thread cuts off there, unresolved — a small, ordinary snapshot of everyday programming help-seeking on the forum.

How do I execute other files in an .exe file? vb.net?— Charlie FkN Provider

So using VB.net you want to Open another file?— silentrock

AVG Anti-Virus Pro v8.5.412 till 2018 [RS]

Free lifetime AVG till 2018 — a RapidShare relic from the warez basement.

A classic warez-board post by longtime member Botoxx sharing a cracked/keyed copy of AVG Anti-Virus Pro v8.5.412 with a license valid until 2018, hosted on RapidShare and hidden behind the forum's [hide] tag to force replies. The thread is a short, low-drama 'thanks' train typical of Warez > Software > Security Tools sections, with a dozen members dropping quick gratitude posts and a couple asking to unhide the download link. Nothing eventful happened beyond the usual download-and-thank ritual common to the era's file-sharing forums.

yea boi thanks.— UnknownANBU

Need. Thank you.— itzangelik

[rs]Avast AntiVirus 2009 Pro v4.8.1282 Plus (by eskimo)

A quiet little Avast Pro upload that outlived half the forum's lifespan in bump replies

A straightforward warez-board post from eskimo of the [FkN] Graphics Crew sharing a cracked/serialed copy of Avast! Antivirus Professional Edition 2009 via RapidShare, hidden behind the classic forum [hide] tag. The thread itself has no real discussion — just a long tail of members trickling in over several months to say thanks, ask for an 'unhide,' or drop a one-word bump to access the download. It's a small, unremarkable but very typical snapshot of the Security Tools subforum's Red Light District/Warez culture.

unhide thanks.— Ubaroo

ty m8 :)— parkie