fkn0wned archive

C++ and C#

A three-post thread that settles the great C++ vs C# debate in classic forum fashion: 'C++, much more modern.'

A short, quiet thread in the Computers General section of the Technology board where a member asks about the difference between C++ and C# and whether hacks could be coded in C#. Two replies followed, offering brief, casual opinions favoring C++ as more powerful and reliable for that purpose, with a nod that C# was technically possible too. It's a small snapshot of the site's programming-adjacent chatter rather than any major event or drama.

c++ is newer language and more powerfull i think you can code hack in c# but better if you code in c++ much more modern— minitureman

C++ is much more reliable and efficient to code hacks with. Yet, it is possible to code them in C#.— DCLXVI

whats the name of...

A newbie asks what program you 'build programs in' — and the forum gently roasts him into a C++ vs Visual Basic debate.

A member named Famousss asks for the name of the software used to build programs, guessing 'Visual Basics.' Other members correct terminology, point him toward Visual Studio Express, and briefly bicker about whether C++ is mandatory to learn. A short, low-stakes beginner programming question thread typical of the Computers General subforum.

First of all, it's Visual Basic not Visual Basics. The program you might be looking for is Visual Studio.— Rupert

Uhh, not really... You can make things in ANY programming language, it's not like there's only 2 and you need to master them both..— _

Script Request: Auto-Crouch on Shoot

A noob spotted a slick auto-crouch script in a multihack and just wanted a copy — no scripting skills required, apparently.

A brief, low-key thread in the Scripting subforum where user mankilaba asked the community for a script that automatically crouches the player upon firing, having seen it bundled in a multihack but not knowing its origin. The post is polite and a little eager, ending with a hopeful plea for someone to share it. No replies are preserved on this archived page, so whether anyone delivered the script is lost to time.

I found a useful script (for me) in a multihack but i didnt 'steal' it and now i dont know where to get it.— mankilaba

Pls post it if you have it!!!! :D— mankilaba

Steam Friends List Disappearing Bug (2007)

A 2007 member's Steam friends list kept vanishing every time he logged off — turns out he wasn't the only one

A member called Looter posted a low-key tech support question in Nov 2007 about Steam friends disappearing from his list after logging out. A couple of regulars (Rock Superstar, MicroUltra) chimed in with basic troubleshooting suggestions like checking for patches/hacks and reinstalling, before Looter reported the issue resolved itself. The thread wraps with jacal confirming he'd seen the same quirky bug, suggesting it was a known, harmless Steam glitch of the era rather than anything malicious.

Yeah I did that before I posted this thread. I ran steam today and all the people I added are showing up lol I dunno wtf is wrong with it but it's working for the moment.— Looter

nah mine does it to lol even when they have accepted i log off and back on and there gone— jacal

Help with Steam Client (friendsUI.dll error)

A Steam login crash from 2007 that solved itself with a reinstall — case closed in one day.

Member prefeK ran into a Steam Platform Error citing a bad 'Friends/friendsUI.dll' module that would close the client on login. Afteryou suggested a reinstall, which fixed it, and DCLXVI chimed in with a similar experience of clearing the Steam folder while keeping games intact to force a fresh platform download. A short, mundane tech-support thread, closed quickly by staff once the issue was resolved.

Platform Error: bad module 'Friends/friendsUI.dll", not loading— prefeK

I just reinstalled Steam, and everything is working fine now.— prefeK

PredatorPain Logger v5.0 release thread

A one-word 'ty' and 'thx' — the whole thread survives as two polite echoes in an empty room.

This was a Security & Hacking section thread on Fkn0wned centered on a tool called 'PredatorPain Logger v5.0', part of the site's broader cheat/hack database culture. The archived fragment only preserves the tail end of the thread — two brief, low-effort replies of gratitude from members, typical of the terse 'thanks' posts common in tool-release threads on forums like this. No real drama or discussion survives in this snippet, just the ordinary background hum of a leech-and-thank cheat community going about its day.

ty— jerry

thx— guilhermebm

Grr's Scripts

A one-man bump: ballerbg begs the forum to ID some scripts from two YouTube vids, gets nothing but silence.

A short, quiet thread in the Programming subforum where user ballerbg asked if anyone could identify or replicate scripts shown in a couple of linked YouTube videos. When no one answered, they posted a lone follow-up ('any1 ?') a few hours later. The topic never got a reply and closed out as one of those small unresolved asks typical of the era's tech boards.

Can any 1 find the scripts used on this vids ... or sth similar to them ? Thanks very very much in advance!— ballerbg

any1 ?— ballerbg

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

Converting .sln to .dsp

A lone dev cry for help wrestling old Visual Studio project files into submission on fkn0wned's Programming board.

A member named exon posted a quick technical question in the Programming subforum about converting a Visual Studio .sln solution file into an older .dsp project format, mentioning trouble getting a converter tool to run properly. The post is a single-message thread with no visible replies preserved in the archive, a small but telling snapshot of the site's Technology section where members outside the main CS/game-hacking scene traded coding help.

I need to convert a .sln project file to a .dsp. I am using the prjconverter, but it wont open up when I run the app.— exon

[E-Book] Visual Basic.NET Black Book

A crewman drops a VB.NET textbook link in the Programming subforum, circa 2007.

A short, simple share-post in the Technology > Programming board where user Sonikk, a member of the [FkN] Crew staff group, posts a link to the 'Visual Basic.NET Black Book' e-book for other members to use. It's a one-post thread with no visible replies in the archived content, typical of the low-key resource-sharing that filled out this section of the forum alongside the more infamous cheat/gaming boards.

Hey! I just found this and i wanted to share it with you!— Sonikk

A simple RPM/WPM in C++?

Newbie coder asks the forum's classic beginner question: how do you even read/write process memory in C++?

A brand-new member, theanarkist, posts in the Programming subforum asking for a basic example of ReadProcessMemory/WriteProcessMemory in C++, admitting he's not strong with the language and hoping for something covering pointers too. The post got zero replies, a pretty typical fate for beginner requests on a board better known for game-hack development than teaching fundamentals. The page also carries a banner ad for 'Project-Win' pitching undetected CSS (Counter-Strike: Source) hacks, giving a good snapshot of the site's cheat-scene culture surrounding legit programming discussion.

Hey everybody i was wondering if there was an example on howto ReadProcMem and WriteProcMem in c++— theanarkist

brian965's Java Coin-Toss Homework Puzzle

A member begs the forum's programmers for help dodging a professor's cruel no-if-statements rule.

In the Programming subforum, member brian965 posted a Java class assignment requiring a coin-toss statistics program, with the twist that it couldn't use if statements, loops, or the ternary operator. He admitted being completely stuck and asked for help. The post is a single entry with no visible replies, a small snapshot of the site's tech/homework-help side rather than its more infamous cheat-scene content.

HERE IS THE CATCH , you have to do this without using if statements, loops, or the conditional or ternary operator. SO IM STUMPED.— brian965

Combo Wordlists Request

One guy's 2006 hunt for a decent combo wordlist, immortalized forever with zero replies

A short, single-post thread in the Tech & Security > Programming section where member srbsoldier asks if anyone has a 'combo' wordlist (username:password style) since he could only find huge single wordlists online. The post got no visible replies, making it a small, quiet artifact of the forum's old cracking/security-tool culture rather than a big discussion. It's a snapshot of the era's DIY tool-sharing mentality, sitting alongside the forum's Black Market Gaming and Server & Computer Security boards.

i have found no combo word lists just single ones that R huge and crap— srbsoldier

Best Ebooks for Crypters/Keyloggers/Stealers

A guy switching from VB.Net to C++ just wanted book recs — for building crypters, keyloggers, and stealers.

A short, single-post thread from October 2009 in the Programming subforum where new member Failninja, transitioning from VB.Net to C++, asked for recommendations on C++ GUI and console ebooks. He was upfront that his end goal was learning to make crypters, keyloggers, and stealers, which was pretty par for the course on a forum with a dedicated Black Market and 'cheat scene' culture. The thread got no visible replies, just a lone request sitting in the archive alongside a Project-Win CSS hacks ad banner.

I would like to make crypters, keyloggers and stealers in C++, so if any books can help me with this that would be good aswell.— Failninja

NOD32 Antivirus Crack Thread (tail end thank-you replies)

A four-page tail-end thread of forum members thanking each other for a cracked antivirus that promised lifetime updates.

This was the tail end (page 4 of 4) of a long-running Software subforum thread sharing a cracked version of ESET NOD32 Antivirus 2.70.39 along with a fix for keeping update access working indefinitely. By this late point in the thread the original release had already circulated for a while, with the final visible posts just being brief member replies and thank-yous. It's a fairly quiet, mundane piece of the site's warez/software-sharing culture rather than a dramatic one.

ty— fpspwnr1980

Installing Custom Backgrounds? (Unanswered CSS Support Question)

One lonely post asking how to get custom CS:S backgrounds working — and nobody ever answered.

A brief, unanswered support thread from November 2007 on the Fkn0wned.Com Counter-Strike: Source support board. A member with a single post to their name, grazza93, asks whether custom backgrounds actually work in-game and how to install them, noting they'd managed to get custom player models working but not backgrounds. The thread got no replies, a small but classic snapshot of the low-stakes tech-support traffic that filled out this cheat/gaming forum's support section.

does anyone know if the custom bakgrounds work and how to install them...ive installed normal models but the background doesnwork:S help appreciated— grazza93

Request for Travian-Tools.de Page Templates

One guy just wanted a backup of a random Travian tools site — and that's the whole thread.

A brief, low-key request thread in the Red Light District's Scripts & Templates subforum, where member flatschGER asked if anyone had a saved copy or backup of the templates from a Travian-related tools website. It's a tiny snapshot of the forum's file/resource-sharing culture around browser game tools, with no visible replies preserved. Nothing dramatic here — just a quiet corner of the site where members traded website templates and scripts.

i need a backup of these page ..— flatschGER

Simple HTTP Flooder Drop (2007)

A one-post 2007 drop of a 'simple HTTP flooder' — classic Red Light District background noise.

A short, low-effort post in Gametration.com's Red Light District > Software subforum, where a member called Afteryou shared a basic HTTP flooding tool with a casual one-liner. Typical of the era's cheat/utility dumping culture, where tools of dubious legality or usefulness got tossed into the 'grey area' section without much discussion. The poster, tagged as 'Banned' by the time of archiving, was a prolific member (3,600+ posts) known on the F.E.A.R. board.

Simple HTTP Flooder - Works great nice and quick... have fun— Afteryou

Rapidshare Premium Link Converter Post

The eternal 2007 quest: free Rapidshare premium speeds, one dodgy converter site at a time.

A short thread from Fkn0wned's 'Random Tuts' subforum where a member posts a link to a third-party site claiming to convert regular Rapidshare download links into premium ones, admitting upfront the site was down for bandwidth reasons. It's a classic relic of the mid-2000s file-hosting era, when Rapidshare premium accounts were a hot commodity and workaround sites like this were common currency on forums like this one. The thread starts with an apology for not knowing where to post it, followed by an early reply from a retired supervisor.

Sorry, I don't know where to put this because I'm just posting a link so it's not really a 'tutorial'— DCLXVI

RAR Password Remover v1.1 (Public Warez post by Niceboy233)

The classic 'crack this RAR password' tool drop, filed away in fkn0wned's Warez vault.

A single-post thread in the Red Light District > Warez > Public Warez section where member Niceboy233 shared a RAR password recovery tool with a brief rundown of its brute-force, dictionary, and 'Booost-Up' attack features. It's a typical piece of the forum's warez sharing culture, sitting alongside the era's public giveaway pages offering steam accounts and rapidshare links to keep members active. No replies or discussion followed — just a straightforward upload-and-post from a member with a few hundred posts to his name.

RAR Password Recovery is a powerful tool to recover lost (forgotten) passwords for a RAR/WinRAR (2.xx and 3.xx) archives.— Niceboy233

CoD2 Rapid-Fire Scripting Request (Unanswered)

A brand-new member just wanted his M1 Garand to fire like a Thompson — a tiny, forgotten ask lost in the archive.

A short-lived Call of Duty 2 subforum thread where a newly registered member (member #104,590) asked if anyone had rapid-fire scripts for the M1 Garand or MP44, insisting he wasn't after cheats, just scripting help, and where to place such a script in a config file. The post was accidentally duplicated (posts #1 and #2 are identical), and no replies followed — a quiet, unanswered corner of the Other Games section.

Heya ppl , I don't need cheat's , I just wonder does anyone have some script's like that m1 garand shoot's like thompson all bullets fast in a row , or mp44 script ?— Indesign

8 Antivirus for USB Flash Drives

A portable antivirus toolkit for your USB stick — 2010's answer to walking into any infected computer prepared.

A quick resource-sharing post by longtime poster m1sterfopje in the Server & Computer Security section, bundling eight portable antivirus/scanner tools (Ad-Aware, Avira, Avast, McAfee, NOD32, ClamWin, Trend Micro, Dr.Web) into one no-install USB toolkit. Typical of the era's utility-sharing threads, it was gated behind a 'reply to see hidden content' wall, a common trick to farm replies and post counts. Got a one-line thank-you reply and little else — a small, functional piece of the forum's tech/security corner rather than a dramatic one.

Thanks Bro— PurePwnage99

10 Security Enhancements: a WEP-and-ZoneAlarm-era PC security checklist

An old-school PC security checklist from the days of ZoneAlarm, WEP, and Outlook Express.

VIP member m1sterfopje posted a basic ten-point PC security guide covering Windows/Office updates, firewalls, spyware blockers, strong passwords, antivirus software, wireless security (WEP/MAC filtering), and general skepticism about email and phishing. It's a fairly generic, dated 'best practices' list typical of early Windows XP-era security advice rather than anything scene-specific. The thread sits in the Server & Computer Security subforum under Tech & Security, with no replies recorded, alongside a site-wide banner promoting public giveaways of steam accounts and rapidshare loot.

Be skeptical of things on the Internet. Don't assume that e-mail 'From:' a particular person is actually from that person until you have further reason to believe it's that person.— m1sterfopje

Bypassing Ebook Passwords

One member's quest to crack open a locked ebook — did anyone ever answer?

A short, single-post thread in the Electronic & Audio books subforum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section, where member Rellik asks if anyone knows a way to bypass the registration/password protection on an ebook. No replies were archived, leaving the request unanswered in this snapshot. It's a small, quiet slice of the forum's ebook-cracking corner rather than a major event.

i'm looking for a bypass/crack/keygen, whatever, to get past the ebook registration process.— Rellik

Request: Facebook 'Like & Share' Gate Tool

One member just wanted that old like-and-share redirect trick back — and couldn't find it.

A short, low-key request thread in the Warez Request section where member DeFactos asked for a tool/page that gates content behind a Facebook like-and-share action before redirecting the visitor to a chosen destination. They mention having seen it around the forum before but never needing it until now, and note they'd already searched without luck. No replies or resolution are recorded on the page.

I have seen it before on these forums butt never needed it. And now when I need it I can't find it.— DeFactos

TryThemes FreshLines HTML Template Share

A free business/portfolio website template, locked behind the classic 'reply to unlock' wall.

A quick resource-sharing post in the Templates and Scripts subforum, where VIP member Charlie dropped a link to the 'FreshLines' business/portfolio HTML template from TryThemes, gated behind a reply-to-unlock spoiler. One member, TiPsY, dropped by to say thanks. A tiny, unremarkable but very characteristic slice of the forum's file-sharing culture.

thanks :)— TiPsY

Grid Navigation Effects with jQuery

A one-post code drop that time forgot — hidden content and a lone 'thanks' reply, frozen since 2011.

A quick share-thread in the Templates and Scripts sub-board of the Red Light District, where user SuperStaRRRRR posted a jQuery-based grid navigation effect (referencing a Codrops tutorial/demo) behind the forum's classic 'reply to unlock' hidden content wall. It got a single low-effort reply from fatherflame ('thanks') before going quiet. Typical of the era's warez/resource-sharing culture — small web-dev freebies passed around alongside game cheats and cracked media.

thanks— fatherflame

How To Null Scripts

One guy, one question, zero replies: what does 'nulling' even mean?

A brief, unanswered post in the Programming subforum where user lam3r asks the community what 'nulling a script' (e.g. Invision Power Board) actually means and requests tips. The thread appears to have gotten no visible replies, capturing a small, quiet moment typical of niche tech-scene forums where jargon like 'nulled scripts' was tossed around casually. It sits alongside a Project-Win ad for CSS (Counter-Strike Source) cheats, a reminder of the forum's cheat-scene advertising ecosystem.

How do i null a script?(like invision power board or something) What exactly is "nulling a script"? Tips?— lam3r

How to Save Games to an Xbox 360 Hard Drive

A basic console tutorial thread that lived on mostly as a lone 'ty' years later.

This was a tutorial-style thread in Fkn0wned's Console Gaming Tutorials area covering how to save games onto an Xbox 360 hard drive, the kind of practical how-to content that filled out the forum's gaming resources alongside its cheat databases. By the time of this archived snapshot, the original discussion had faded and the only visible activity was a brief 'ty' reply from longtime member gmaxwell1 in March 2013. It's a small, quiet artifact of the forum's everyday tutorial traffic rather than a dramatic or notable event.

ty— gmaxwell1

How to Play Crytek's Warfare for Free

A random Crytek freebie tutorial buried in the RANDOM SHIET pile

A short, largely undocumented tutorial-style thread pointing members toward playing a Crytek-made 'Warfare' title without paying for it, filed under general gaming tutorials on the old fkn0wned/thec0re forum. The surrounding page is mostly site chrome and category navigation rather than real thread content, giving only a glimpse of the site's structure — VIP subscriptions, a cheat/hacks database, and forum sections spanning CS 1.6, Black Ops, MW2, and more. It's a small artifact showing the casual, grab-bag nature of the forum's 'General Public' gaming tutorials space.

RANDOM SHIET

Ardamax Keylogger download thread

A dusty MegaUpload link for a keylogger, filed away in Gametration's shadiest corner.

This page lived in the 'Red Light District > Software' subforum of Gametration.com, a gaming/cheat-scene board that also ran a cheat database for titles like Counter-Strike and Battlefield 2. The thread advertised an Ardamax Keylogger download hosted on MegaUpload, typical of the era's software-sharing culture on cheat forums. No real content beyond nav chrome survived in this archive snapshot, so the thread itself is mostly a title and a dead link now.

Net Tools 5 software listing

A grab-bag networking toolkit thread, buried deep in Gametration's shadier software corner.

This was a brief software listing/thread in the 'Red Light District' > Software section of Gametration.com, referencing a network utility bundle called Net Tools 5. Like much of this board, the page itself is mostly stripped-down forum navigation with little surviving discussion text, typical of the site's utility and tool-sharing corners rather than its more social boards.

CodeCanyon 'Premium Pricing Tables' Plugin v1.8 Leak Post

A one-line reply-to-unlock post for a paid WordPress pricing-table plugin, tucked away in the Red Light District's warez shelves.

A brief, barebones release thread in the Templates and Scripts sub-board of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, where user SuperStaRRRRR dropped a locked/hidden download for a premium CodeCanyon plugin (a pricing table widget, v1.8) hosted on DepositFiles. Typical of this corner of the forum: minimal text, a screenshot, and content gated behind a reply-to-unlock wall, part of the site's steady stream of cracked scripts and templates shared for the community's leechers.

[Vn5socks.net] Auto update 24/7 sock list - 14/6/2015

A repeating dump of 'live' socks5 proxies, refreshed every few hours by one prolific poster — the daily grind of the Proxies/Socks section.

This thread is a recurring auto-generated listing from vn5socks.net, posted by forum regular cashino113 in the Proxies/Socks board. Across five posts spaced through the day (from 'yesterday' through '12 hours ago'), cashino113 dumps batches of IP:port entries tagged 'LIVE' with latency, city/region, and country info sourced from the checker site. It's a pure utility/resource thread with no real discussion — just the routine churn of proxy lists that kept this corner of the forum active. cashino113's high post count and '1K Club' badge reflect how much of this repetitive listing work they did.

[TUT] How to send a blank status on Facebook

A tiny Facebook party trick preserved for the ages — peak early-2010s forum filler.

A short tutorial thread teaching the old novelty trick of posting a 'blank' Facebook status, the kind of low-stakes gimmick tutorial that filled out the Miscellaneous & General section between bigger cheat and hacking discussions. It's a small artifact of the era when forums like this mixed serious cheat-scene content with harmless social media tricks and general tech tips. No real drama or notable names attached, just a piece of everyday forum life.

How to Hack a Facebook Fan Page

A thread title that promised more chaos than the forum's own nav menu could contain.

This archived page is mostly site scaffolding — nav menus, board categories, database links for old game cheats (CS 1.6, COD4, MW2) — with barely any actual thread content surviving under the title 'How to hack a facebook fan page.' It lived in the Security & Hacking section of Fkn0wned, a gaming/cheat-scene forum that also hosted general leeching, market, and even an adult content subforum. No real post body, quotes, or member discussion was preserved in this capture.

How to Get Fruit Ninja Kinect Free (Xbox 360)

The day Fruit Ninja Kinect became the hottest 'cheat' on Fkn0wned's Xbox 360 tutorials board.

A short tutorial thread posted in the Console Gaming Tutorials section explaining how to obtain the Xbox 360 Kinect game 'Fruit Ninja' for free. Typical of the forum's console piracy/tutorial culture at the time, sitting alongside its PC cheat databases for Counter-Strike and Call of Duty. No real drama or notable discussion survives on this page beyond the bare tutorial post itself.

How to Get Internet on the Xbox 360

The classic noob question every console board on earth had to field at least once — Fkn0wned edition.

A basic tutorial thread in the Console Gaming Tutorials section, walking newer members through getting an Xbox 360 connected to the internet. Standard low-stakes help content from the forum's tutorials board rather than the cheat/security side of the site, the kind of practical thread that filled out a gaming community's day-to-day traffic.

Elizabeth Arden - Social Engineering (empty stub)

A tutorial named after a cosmetics brand — but this was the 'Social Engineering' subforum, not skincare.

This page is a near-empty archived stub from the Tutorials > Social Engineering section of Fkn0wned Forum, an early-2010s gaming/cheat-scene community site. Only the site navigation, board categories, and breadcrumb survived — the actual thread content ('Elizabeth Arden') did not carry over into this capture. The surrounding structure shows the forum's typical layout: cheat databases for various games (CS 1.6, CoD, Battlefield 3, Minecraft, Runescape 'coming soon'), plus categories like General, Gaming Market, Security & Hacking, and Art and Design.