fkn0wned archive

WoW Guides Bundle Thread (Dead Links)

Eleven pages of "thx" and "unhide" for a long-dead pile of World of Warcraft guides.

A long-running thread in the Other Games > Others board sharing a bundled collection of WoW leveling/gold-making guides, stretched to 11 pages mostly by members posting one-word thanks or asking to unhide the download. By early 2008 the original links had already died, with the final visible post asking if anyone could rehost the files. It's a classic low-effort 'bump for thanks' thread typical of mid-2000s cheat/guide forums.

Been deleted anyone rehost? thanks— Ianson

Need them nowwww plz =]— Superzxoz

lemme see it— alice

Ultrasurf: Getting Past School Filters

The old trick every bored kid on a school computer needed — one link, one bump, job done.

A short thread in the Computers General section where member Jack Bauer shares a link to Ultrasurf, a tool circulating at the time as a way to bypass school and network content filters and proxies. He bumps his own post later saying others might need it, and fellow member cedars chimes in with a quick thanks. It's a tiny, low-drama utility-sharing thread typical of the era's 'get around the school firewall' genre.

Gets past any school filter, blocker, and/or proxy. Works great too.— Jack Bauer

ka bump YOU PPL may need this eventually gotta keep this going— Jack Bauer

Nice find. Thanks.— cedars

[COD:MW2] Glitches Galore

vermiLLion drops a link to 40+ MW2 hiding spot and glitch threads — cue the reply-to-unlock stampede

A quick-hit thread in the Console Gaming > Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 section where regular vermiLLion shares a hidden-content link bundling dozens of threads on MW2 secret spots and glitches. The thread itself is mostly low-effort 'thanks' replies from members unlocking the hidden content, typical of link-drop threads on the forum. No real discussion or drama, just a steady trickle of gratitude from a wide mix of Noobs, 500 Club members, and VIPs over about a week.

I will only be giving a link to this. There are about 40+ threads on different secret hiding spots, glitches, etc..— vermiLLion

NUMB CHUCK— Sleeping Forest

Ive found some myself, hopefully some more here : )— mapleleafs89

Cracking Windows 2000 Password

A dead laptop, no CD drive, no floppy drive — and a forum full of guys who thought they had the answer.

A member named riflemen29 asked for help getting into an old Windows 2000 laptop with a forgotten password, complicated by the machine lacking a CD or floppy drive. Fellow members chimed in with safe-mode boot suggestions, which the OP said didn't pan out since that trick was more of an XP thing. A regular coder (Gate Guardian) pointed to a video he'd made on cracking Windows passwords, capping off a low-key but classic 'help me tech support' thread typical of the Computers General subforum.

Is there any way I can crack the password still. Maybe using a network??— riflemen29

I think u can only do that in windows XP— riflemen29

I recorded a video a few months ago on cracking windows passwords— Gate Guardian

!nv!s!on's proxys

A 2007 member drops a '2000+' proxy list — and the forum immediately argues about whether any of it even works.

A user named !nv!s!on posts a large proxy list generated with a proxy-finding tool, sparking a mildly skeptical response about how many entries actually work. !nv!s!on defends the list as high-anonymity and later posts an update, while various regulars drop in over the following weeks to say thanks or dismiss it as 'shit.' It's a typical low-stakes Computers General thread from the site's Technology board, more notable for the cast of regulars than the content itself.

but how many of 2000+ actually work ;D— Jack Bauer

no, it's shit, thanks.— The Moose

All of them lol anonymity 2 high anonymity— !nv!s!on

No Sky Materials TF2 Tweak

A one-post wonder drops a sky-blackening file, and Fkn0wned's Godfather himself shows up to co-sign it.

A short 2007 thread in the Team Fortress 2 subforum where a brand-new member (CR-Elite, posting for the first and only time) shared a small file/tweak credited to 'Zodak101' that turned the in-game sky black. The thread mostly consists of other members chiming in with quick thanks and 'unhide' requests to see the download link, plus a virus-scan report pasted in to reassure people the file was clean. Notably, forum figure Don Ruski (a Banned-turned-Staff 'FkN Godfather' type user) dropped by just to compliment the poster's flashy usergroup title rather than the file itself — a small, funny artifact of the forum's status-obsessed culture.

Makes the sky black— CR-Elite

Thanks. You got a fuckin' awesome usergroup.— Don Ruski

unhide thanks— clown1337

Hollister SE Guide — reply-farming tail

A social engineering guide's replies devolve into pure 'ty' spam — and one guy still doesn't know what a Hollister is.

This is the second and final reply page of a Social Engineering board thread started by Electric back in August 2014, sharing some kind of guide or method referred to as 'Hollister.' By this page the original content is long gone from view — it's just a long tail of members bumping through months (and into the next year) with one-word thank-yous, low-effort bumps, and the occasional joke. It captures the classic low-content 'ty' reply-farming culture typical of download/tutorial threads on cheat forums like this one. The page also carries the site's full boilerplate footer (ToS, rules, FAQ) which gives a good picture of Fkn0wned's culture around VIP tiers, the 1K Club, hidden content, and its hack marketplace.

what the .. is a hollister— Tripdom

I'll take a look at this sheit lol— Fright

thx bruh— Nebularity

Simple Third Person (Revised) - COD4 1.4 Trick

MillerLite drops a re-hosted third-person hack for CoD4 1.4, and the noob choir sings 'omg thx' all the way down the page.

A January 2008 post in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare subforum shares a small source-code hack that toggled third-person view by briefly bypassing the game's cheat-protected console variables. The poster (MillerLite) credits it as taken from other coders (Strife, Quicktime, Runningbon) and 'compiled and ready to download,' framing it as a base that others could extend into a fuller cvar unlocker. The replies are classic low-effort forum filler — a string of new/low-post-count members saying thanks, plus one tangent where someone asks how to run the game in windowed mode and gets a quick console-command answer.

omg i love you! bes t freakin thing ever thx!— moose1

How do you play cod 4 in a window??— alando1992

zomg.— Dr.Lol

Prj Raptor RAT/Trojan Share

A member drops a 'RAT/trojan' download in Server & Computer Security, disclaimer emoji included

A short thread in the Server & Computer Security subforum where member h3lplessalpaca shares a download link and basic usage notes for 'Prj Raptor,' a remote access tool flagged by antivirus software as a hacking tool. The post walks through why AV software detects it and touches on the client/server relationship of such tools, capped off with an 'education purposes only' wink. It got a single one-line thank-you reply from longtime member marz before fading into archive obscurity.

Prj Raptor is possibly the easiest to use rat/trojan i have ever seen— h3lplessalpaca

EDUCATION PURPOSES ONLY? :D— h3lplessalpaca

thanks for this— marz

Spreading Thermal Paste: The Great CPU Cooling Debate

Pea-sized blob vs. credit card spread: an fkn0wned classic PC-building debate, thermal paste edition.

A member asked how others apply thermal paste when mounting a CPU heatsink, sparking a low-stakes but earnest back-and-forth of application techniques: dot-in-the-middle-and-let-the-heatsink-spread-it versus manually spreading with gloves or a credit card. Regulars including an admin and VIP-ranked members chimed in with their preferred methods, someone linked a diagram for Intel dual-cores, and a moderator eventually closed the thread as 'problem solved.' Pure vintage tech-support small talk, the kind of mundane-but-comforting thread that filled out the Tech Support subforum between the site's bigger cheat-scene drama.

Because he's baller like that. Anyway, I put a pea sized drop in the middle and let the heatsink do the rest of the work.— Viperstryker

I put a good-sized drop in the middle and spread it around with latex gloves.— ap3x

Problem solved.— deX-

2nd Laptop Password

A friend's locked old Dell turns into a group lesson on why you should always know your admin password.

A one-post member, tohamaru, asks for help getting past a mystery 'super admin' password on a friend's old XP-era Dell laptop after a normal reset disc and command prompt tricks failed. Regulars including an admin (ap3x) ask for more details, then the thread devolves into the classic forum reflex of recommending Ophcrack and joking that if that fails you should just smash the PC. It's a short, low-stakes Tech Support thread mostly remembered for its deadpan running joke rather than any real resolution.

ophcrack is the key, and when ophcrack fails, use a ERD and if erd fails, then just smash ur pc.— deX-

dex knows :)— lulraep

Boot this bitch and get ur pazzwordz xXx— sto0ka

Dodge the Windows 7 RC Deadline?

A guy just wants Windows 7 to stop nagging him — the forum tells him to just pirate it already

A member named ilbknownas1 asks in Tech Support if there's a crack to stop the bi-hourly shutdown nags on his expiring Windows 7 Release Candidate, hoping to avoid a fresh install. Regulars including admin ap3x and 1000-Club member marz just tell him to torrent a final copy and activate it, while others chime in with loader/activation tool suggestions and a personal horror story about one such tool blue-screening a machine. Ends with a casual back-and-forth about which activation method is least hassle, in classic low-stakes tech-support-thread fashion.

just torrent w7 and then get the activator scrub— ap3x

i messed around with one of the loaders and it fucked up my windows, it booted up into blue screen.— aimshot120

ehh i guess i could do that, i just wanted a quick fix cuz i'm a lazy shit. lol— ilbknownas1

iStealer problem.

A quick MySQL hiccup, a fast fix, and one more small trace of the forum's shadier undercurrent.

A short, mundane tech-support exchange where user mr apple hits a MySQL error on a self-hosted setup tied to the infamous iStealer tool, and VIP member m1sterfopje points him toward a database configuration fix. The thread wraps up quickly with mr apple confirming he sorted it himself. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the forum's Tech & Security section, notable mainly for the casual mention of iStealer, a well-known password-stealing malware kit of that era.

Getting this mysql error whenever I log into the page. Just wondering how I can fix it, I have the databases and shit setup, just wondering why its giving me that now.— mr apple

configure the mysql databse again from your host with you index, you made a mistake in there— m1sterfopje

Don't worry, I managed to fix it, thanks anyway.— mr apple

i7 860 vs Core2 Quad Q9550 build advice

Late 2009: Fkn0wned's tech nerds argue i7 vs Core 2 Quad while everyone side-eyes the GPU budget instead

A member called Niceyyyys asked for help choosing between a Core i7 860 build with a GTS 250 or a cheaper Core2 Quad Q9550 paired with a beefier GTX 275, working within a tight budget. Regulars weighed in with era-appropriate PC building wisdom, comparing sockets, cache sizes, and GPU options (including a nod to ATI's then-new 5000 series and the still-unreleased GTX 300 series), while one VIP member offered to continue the tech talk over MSN Messenger instead of the thread. A friendly, low-drama tech support exchange typical of the forum's Tech & Security section.

i have a low budget but with the quadcore i can buy a better gfx card— Niceyyyys

Add me on MSN for more info.— Sleeping Forest

if you love NVIDIA like me then try to get the GTX260 or wait till next yr when the GTX300 series comes out!— trinetyface

How to Reveal (Not Reset) the Admin Password on XP

S3RK wants to READ the admin password, not reset it — cue the semantic showdown

A June 2010 Tech Support thread where member S3RK asks how to recover (not reset) a forgotten Windows XP administrator password while having admin access on another account. Replies suggest the usual hash-dumping/cracking route, but S3RK repeatedly clarifies (in caps) that he wants to reveal the actual password, not change it, prompting a bit of back-and-forth confusion. Fellow member Nickiller007 chimes in with the same problem, and Blackfathom offers a follow-up link before bowing out. A minor, everyday tech-support exchange typical of the board's Tech & Security section, capped off with a site-wide VIP sale banner for US members.

I said REVEAL, in caps, for a reason. I don't want to change the pass. I want to find out what it is.— S3RK

im not sure i understand what your trying to say, if you have admin access on another account, change the forgotten (assuming its forgotten) password.— Blackfathom

i currently have this same problem i dont wanna change it i just want to find out what it is— Nickiller007

BF2142 CD Key Change / Registry Edit Fix

One guy needed a new CD key, and somehow it turned into a mini registry-editing tutorial months later

A member on Fkn0wned's Battlefield 2142 board asked if there was a way to swap a CD key without a full reinstall. A couple of quick replies (including a suggestion to just make a new account, quickly shot down as ineffective) led nowhere, and the original poster solved it himself via a Google search. Two months later the thread got bumped by a different user who posted a registry-edit method for changing the key, followed by a clarification that it mainly applied to banned or EA Link-flagged accounts.

makin a new acc wont change ur cd key— pyeman

dont worry i got it done. good old google i can post here if anyone needs— Uncensor3d

PLEASE POST!!!! I MUST GET IT FTW!— thesource

Blinking Black/Red Custom Crosshair Tutorial (CS 1.6)

A German member shares a homemade blinking black-to-red crosshair config for CS 1.6 — mild interest, one guy asks for a CS:S port.

In the 'Deutsche Hacks' corner of Fkn0wned, member Keskin^ posted a small German-language tutorial for a custom crosshair that flashes from black to red when firing in Counter-Strike 1.6, complete with before/after screenshots hosted on ImageShack. The thread got a handful of low-key replies — a shrug of approval, some joking skepticism from albert90, and a request from flatschGER to see the effect ported to CS:Source, which Keskin^ said he might try. Overall a quiet, casual little customization thread typical of the low-traffic 'Other Games > Deutsche Hacks' subforum.

Ich wollte schon immer ein "blinkendes" Crosshair haben also hab ich bisschen rumgebastelt.— Keskin^

wie wrs wenn dies auch in css geht : D— flatschGER

ne ich glaub nicht— albert90

***FreeEngine Templates*** (AcidViper's template pack)

A quick five-download template drop that got a round of 'ty' and 'cheers mate' and quietly aged into forum history.

In this Scripts & Templates thread from October 2007, member AcidViper posted a set of five 'FreeEngine' template downloads (hosted as image links via tinypic, common for the era) with a brief 'Enjoy Guys' note. A handful of regulars dropped by over the following weeks and months to say thanks, with one member quoting the original post in full. It's a low-drama, functional share-thread typical of the Red Light District's Scripts & Templates subforum — no arguments, no fireworks, just a small resource getting passed around.

Enjoy Guys. -Acid.— AcidViper

cheers mate— jcomp6

Thanks a lot— Nikogromf

114 CGI - Perl Scripts

One dude dumped a wall of a hundred-plus dusty Perl CGI scripts and the thread just... existed.

A 2007 post in the Scripts & Templates subforum of the Red Light District dropped a massive laundry list of old-school Perl CGI utilities and webmaster tools (mailers, counters, ad rotators, whois lookups, backup tools, and the like), the kind of shareware toolkit collections that circulated on late-90s/early-2000s webmaster sites. Replies were minimal and low-effort — a few members just chiming in with quick thanks or approval. It's a pretty quiet, low-drama thread, more of a resource dump than a discussion.

seems useful.— zarmanin

Thanks , good— shinao

w00t— sweetkilla

Invision Power Board 2.3.2 Nulled — Software Sharing Thread

A late-2007 thread where forum owners traded a cracked copy of the software running their own sites.

This second page of an older thread in the Scripts & Templates sub-board (under Red Light District) shows members thanking the original poster for sharing a nulled version of Invision Power Board 2.3.2, a popular forum software package, presumably so they could run their own sites without paying for a license. The replies are mostly short, casual thank-yous from a mix of regulars and one-post drive-by accounts, spanning December 2007. It's a small, low-drama snapshot of the site's software-sharing culture rather than anything eventful.

Thanks man nice!— Killer-k

Merci buckets mon ami...thnx!— wescoast

Nulled sound interesting :S— {}JuNNeZ{}

Cloned Site Templates Pack (RapidShare, YouTube, ImageShack)

One user dumped a whole pack of fake site clones — and the thread's replies are basically 31 flavors of 'ty'

In the Scripts & Templates subforum of the Red Light District section, member anarchie65 posted a bundle of 'cloned' website templates mimicking sites like RapidShare, YouTube, ImageShack, Google, MySpace, and others. The thread ran for two pages over several months in 2007, drawing dozens of low-effort replies ('ty', 'nice', 'unhide', 'thanks') typical of a download-thread bump culture, with a few members asking what a 'clone' actually was. It's a pretty unremarkable but characteristic snapshot of the forum's file-sharing/phishing-template exchange scene and its terse community etiquette.

waht do u mean clone?— Paws

ooh but i was looking for a rapidshare.com one but i might try youtube =]— bragamuffin

this is?— steveo460

Health ESP & Name ESP code post by Nullr0u73

A brand-new noob drops half-finished ESP code and basically begs the forum not to roast him for it

In the CS:S Scripts/Tools subforum, a fresh member named Nullr0u73 (joined days earlier, first post) shared a rough, self-admittedly buggy code snippet for a Health ESP and Name ESP overlay. The tone is casual and self-deprecating, with the poster acknowledging mistakes and gaps in the code and asking for patience rather than presenting it as a finished tool. The page also carries leftover ad chrome (an 'Anabolic Innovations' supplement giveaway banner) typical of the era's forum monetization, unrelated to the thread's actual content.

I wrote this code now so bare with it. I'm sure i screwed something up :)— Nullr0u73

i think that's it, if not kill me :)— Nullr0u73

forgot one :D— Nullr0u73

joshuar's Personal FPS Config

"Better than Cevo? Yup." — a heavily annotated CS:S autoexec.cfg drops in Scripts/Tools

User joshuar (formerly joshuaxoxo) posted a big, thoroughly commented Counter-Strike: Source autoexec.cfg covering netcode, HUD, crosshair, mouse, graphics, and buy-bind settings, claiming it was the best config he'd tested. Fellow member Xclusiv (a longtime 'Lifetime VIP Member') asked if it beat the well-known Cevo config, got a confident one-word 'Yup,' and promised to try it out. He followed up a day later with a mixed but polite review, noting some settings reset on load. A small, low-drama, typical scene-config exchange rather than any big event.

Well from what ive tested its the best available.— joshuar

better then Cevo FPS Config?— Xclusiv

Works okay i guess, just everytime it resets and i gotta put like my zoom ratio sens and crosshair size back in and disable ragdolls and 3d sky off.— Xclusiv

CF Toolbox - GCF Update Utility Thread

A little tool for wrangling your Steam GCF files turned into a two-month reply farm of 'thx' and 'unhide'

A member named nono01 shared a small utility called 'CF toolbox' meant to help update or download Steam GCF cache files, posting a download link back in February 2008. The thread quickly devolved into the classic forum pattern of that era: dozens of members replying with one-word 'thanks', 'unhide', or requests just to get past hidden-content walls, rather than substantive discussion. It's a snapshot of the low-effort bump culture common on cheat/tool-sharing forums of the time.

man everything on this site says hidden— kaurirori

i'm using it & it ROCKs lol— Royrms

omg why did i get named "sickness19"— sickness19

Removing Battlefield 2 Intro Videos

A quick fix for BF2's annoying startup videos turns into a two-page pile of 'ty' and 'unhide plz'

A simple 2007 tutorial by retarded_elephant69 explaining how to skip Battlefield 2's intro videos so players could jump straight to the login screen. The thread ran for two pages mostly full of short thank-you replies and a handful of members asking to have the hidden tutorial content unhidden. One reply (dakota) suggested using RAD Tools to swap in custom videos/music instead of just removing them outright, showing the classic low-effort-tutorial-plus-hype-replies pattern typical of the era's gaming tweak threads.

Today your going to learn how to get rid of thoes annoying videos that take up lots of time when all you want to do is just login and join a server!— retarded_elephant69

wow man, this is great tuts, esspecially that now i can put my fav song there.— laptops

Yeah this way is sooo much better just being able to go to the login screen straight away— retarded_elephant69

BF2142 Ranking-Up Tips (with a plagiarism callout)

Old-school BF2142 grind tips — knife rushes, titan camping, and 'being a nutter' for points.

A member named fizzer posted a beginner's guide to ranking up fast in Battlefield 2142, covering knifing for dogtags, farming badge/ribbon points, an APC bombing tactic on Fall of Berlin, explosives farming on Gibraltar, squad leader bonuses, reckless 'nutter' plays, and medic point-farming. Uncensor3d chimed in with a titan-defending tip, and the thread ends with darkfin2323 calling out that the guide was copy-pasted from FPSBanana months earlier. A small, low-drama how-to thread typical of the Other Games section, with a bit of playful callout energy at the end.

hey guys ill do some tips for bf2142— fizzer

lol did you just copy paste this of fpsbanana.com!— darkfin2323

Be A Nutter I do this a lot. I'm a gold commisar, and rising.— fizzer

[BO] How to play SnD on Combat Training

A Black Ops tutorial thread that turned into two pages of 'unhide plz' and one guy just saying 'yay'

A December 2010 Call of Duty: Black Ops thread where forum regular [FkN] Fopje posted a hidden tutorial explaining how to play Search & Destroy on the Combat Training bots-only mode. As with most 'hidden content' posts on the forum, the replies are almost entirely low-effort 'unhide'/'ty'/'thanks' posts from members racking up post counts to reveal the content, plus a stray 'I hate SnD in BO' opinion. It's a small, mundane slice of the forum's everyday gameplay-tips culture rather than any major event.

unhide this shit— lallik1

un FKN hide— 1337 Twinkie

I hate SnD in BO— [1K] Suchtkrüppel

Copy-Pasted Steam Social-Engineering Script from StickPage

The old fake-Steam-support script that half the forum copy-pasted straight off StickPage.

In this Guides subforum thread from September 2009, member Prisonerofwar posted a lifted script (openly linked back to a StickPage forum post) describing a social-engineering routine for tricking Steam users into handing over CD keys or login info by posing as Steam support investigating a 'stolen account' dispute. The reply thread is mostly low-effort forum filler: people saying thanks, asking for the text to be unhidden, demanding 'proof' or screenshots, and a few dismissive replies noting the trick was old and that keyloggers or phishing pages were the 'better' route. It's a fairly unremarkable, of-its-era relic of cheat/scene forum culture — copy-pasted 'skid' content dressed up as an original guide, with the community reacting the way these threads usually did.

lol there are so many of these, its better to get a keylogger or a phishing site.— parkie

this better be funny or im reporting you— jonneh28

So they will either give you the account after some questions that you answer *KIND OF* honestly.— Prisonerofwar

"$50/day whitehat methods" reply-unlock thread with a called-out proof

A hidden-content money-making thread that racked up 36 replies of pure "ty" reply-to-unlock filler — until someone called out the payment proofs.

A classic reply-locked "make money online" thread posted by jETZKYE in the Monetizing subforum, promising two whitehat ways to earn $50/day. As was typical of the forum's hidden-content system, the actual method was invisible until members replied, producing page after page of low-effort 'ty', 'show', and '+rep' posts just to unlock it. The thread ran from May to June 2011 and drew a wide mix of regulars, VIPs, and one-post noobs, but its only real moment of substance came near the end when a member called out the OP for advertising $50/day while the posted payment proof showed far less.

Dude, you said $50 a day and then you post payment proofs showing less than $20 and who knows how long it took you to get that.— fatherflame

show please— conflit

really?— Sure

Changing Name Color! (CS:S console color codes)

A simple 'setinfo name' trick to make your CS:S handle glow yellow or green — cue the confused replies and console mishaps.

A quick guide posted in the Counter-Strike: Source Guides section explaining how to use console name color codes (via the 'setinfo name' command) to display your in-game name in colors like yellow or green. The thread is short and casual, with members thanking the OP, debating whether certain colors actually worked in-game, and a few asking to 'unhide' the hidden tutorial text. An admin even chimed in questioning whether the trick worked due to character display errors on his screen — a very typical low-stakes tech-tip thread for the forum's Guides board.

Yay i wanna see tooo Light green comes out red and yellow does work apparently— majrbrawl

can someone confirm this works? i'm seeing character errors on my screen on this post— ap3x

guarantee this is that green characters exploit.— darksoul32

Change your IP? — ban-evasion support chatter

Banned member asks how to dodge a ban by changing his IP — old-school proxy and ipconfig folklore ensues.

A member banned from a game server posts in the non-gaming Support subforum asking for a program to change his IP so he can 'talk to' whoever banned him. Replies range from suggesting HTTP proxies (with the classic whatismyip.com before/after check) to invoking TorPark and the old ipconfig /release-/renew trick, with one member cautioning that outright changing your IP is riskier than just using a proxy. A minor, everyday support thread typical of the era's casual ban-evasion chatter, capped off by a reply from long-time member and 'Cd-Key Dealer' albert90 of the site's 1K Club.

Well im trying to fins a program that Changes ur ip bc someone banned me for no reason and i wanted to talk to them— AC KILLA

just use an http proxy such as http://www.mathtunnel.com and browse....to make sure its working goto http://whatismyip.com/ before you goto mathtunnel and then after......and compair the results— zubetube

Way risky totaly just CHANGING your I.P definatly use a hhtp proxy— xdan38x

Week 1 Coding Contest: VB vs C# debate

A 2009 coding contest thread that turned into an impromptu VB vs C# debate among aspiring cheat devs

This was the second page of a 'Week 1' coding contest thread in the Programming subforum of Fkn0wned.com's Off Topic section. New and low-post members chimed in with beginner programming advice, mostly debating whether Visual Basic or C# was the better language to learn, while at least one member complained the contest rules lacked enough detail to actually participate. It reads as a small, low-key corner of the forum aimed at hobbyist coders rather than the site's main cheat-database focus.

Learn Visual Basic, You can make ANYTHING besides games. And as the name states, its pretty simple to learn— FamousMassacre1

I'd personally recommend c#, but really it's up to you, they both compile to the same EXE (more or less).— moron

this is definitly a good challenge, but way too less information... please give us more details, i really wonna join.— sLythapro

mIRC Spam Tool Share (2007)

2007's classic 'grab this mIRC tool and go annoy some kiddies' thread

A short 2007 Programming board post by Christobell sharing an mIRC-based spam tool along with proxy/sock setup instructions, framed casually as a way to irritate other users online. The thread drew a handful of quick 'thanks' replies from other members, plus some later confusion when a download link went dead and had to be unhidden. It's a small, typical-of-its-era post reflecting the forum's IRC/toolkit sharing culture rather than any major event.

Easy to use, Upload socks/proxys, Connect them enjoy pissing kiddies off :P— Christobell

I wanted this but you wouldnt geif to me so.. unhide— Bradders

List Of Compilers (page 5 of 5)

The tail end of a long-running compiler roundup thread, mostly folks saying thanks and asking for reps

This is the final page of a multi-page thread in the Programming subforum of Fkn0wned.com's Technology section, apparently a resource list of compilers shared for members. By this point the substantive content has scrolled off and what remains is the thread's tail: users unhiding the linked content, thanking the OP, and one poster fishing for reputation points. A handful of low-post-count members (some brand new, joined just days before posting) pop in to mark the thread as helpful.

Would appreciate +REPS !— Exodus

unhide this helps.— liveregretgrate

Visual Basic For Dummies

Someone shares a Wikipedia-style VB primer, and a decade of "thanks" replies pile up like a time capsule

In this Programming subforum thread, member tracyfan_1 posted a fairly generic overview of Visual Basic (its history, RAD/GUI features, comparison to C++/Java/C#) presumably alongside or in reference to some kind of shared learning resource. The rest of the thread is a long string of members dropping quick 'thanks', 'cheers', and 'need this' replies — a very typical low-effort bump pattern for resource threads on this forum. One member, chooken, added a genuinely useful caveat about VB being easily decompiled, meaning source code isn't protected. Otherwise it's a quiet, unremarkable thread mostly notable for the sheer number of one-word gratitude posts.

Ive leant a bit of vb at school. Everyone keep in mind that it is decompilable though. So your source code isn't safe.— chooken

i need this man .........— the10ne1

About CSS - Can I edit another hack?

One member wants to rebuild the legendary HL2Hook series — from scratch, in Visual C++ 6.0.

A member named kepler asks in the Programming subforum whether an existing CS:S hack (namechecking the well-regarded 'HL2Hook' series) can be edited or rebuilt, and what compiler to use. milkrulz04 chimes in recommending Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 and mentions decompiling the DLL as another route. It's a short, casual four-post exchange typical of the era's DIY cheat-tinkering culture, with kepler adding an offhand note about never having been caught using an old version.

Is there any chance to edit a previously created hack? In positive case, what compiler will be recommended to the task?— kepler

microsoft visual c++ 6.0 works best for me— milkrulz04

Java Basics Explainer (Necro Thread)

A member drops the Wikipedia intro on Java and a handful of regulars just say thanks and drift off.

In the Programming subforum, tracyfan_1 posted a basic explainer of what Java is (essentially a lifted encyclopedia-style overview covering bytecode, its C/C++-derived syntax, and its non-relation to JavaScript). A few members replied with brief thanks or comments about learning from a book, one apologized for reviving an old thread months later, and the last reply came in as a 'Yesterday' timestamp years after the original post — a classic slow-burn necro thread rather than a big event.

thanks, the book i have only taught me the basics of it..— MillerLite

(sorry for grave digging)— Bradders

Catmaster's VB2008 Process Killer Tool

A homemade task-manager-killer that swore it could do what Task Manager couldn't.

In this Programming subforum thread from August 2009, member Catmaster shared a self-made Visual Basic 2008 tool that listed and force-terminated running processes, including hidden ones, crediting fellow member carb0n as inspiration for the original version. The post included a screenshot and virus scan link for the download. A brief, mild exchange followed with moderator ap3x questioning why this was needed over Windows Task Manager, and Catmaster explaining the tool's edge in catching hidden processes and fully killing all instances of an app.

Isn't this what Task Manager is for? Correct me if I'm wrong— ap3x

it cant always see hidden processes, this will detect hidden processes as well and FORCE stop it.— Catmaster

[C#] Fuscator — .NET Code Obfuscator Share

A quiet little share thread where CTSSTC dropped a .NET obfuscator to keep prying eyes off your source

In this Programming subforum post from October 2009, member CTSSTC shared a tool called 'Fuscator' for scrambling .NET source code to make it harder to reverse-engineer, linking out to Woodmann and a direct download host. It's a low-key, typical share thread of the era — a couple of members dropped by weeks later with brief 'lets see' and 'Thanks' replies, then it went quiet. Nothing dramatic here, just a small artifact of the site's programming/cheat-dev culture where code protection tools were casually passed around.

Scrambles .NET source code to make it very difficult to understand or reverse-engineer.— CTSSTC

lets see— tsk09

More Efficient Programmer — Windows Keyboard Shortcuts Dump

chaser drops a mega-list of Windows Run commands and keyboard shortcuts to help you ditch the mouse

In this 2009 Programming subforum post, longtime member chaser (part of the '1K' 1000-post club) shares an exhaustive reference list of Windows keyboard shortcuts, Run dialog commands, Explorer navigation tricks, and accessibility toggles aimed at speeding up general PC use and light dev work. It's a pure utility/reference post rather than a discussion, and the only replies are brief thank-yous from marz and Phayze. A tiny, low-drama corner of the forum showing the practical, tip-sharing side of the community alongside its more infamous cheat-scene reputation.

helpful thanks— marz

Thanks i could use a few of these— Phayze

The CD Drive Prank Script

A goofy VBS script to make your CD drive pop open and shut — classic harmless-prank programming from the Fkn0wned tech board.

In this short Programming subforum thread from April 2009, longtime member conTagious shared a simple VBScript snippet that uses Windows Media Player's COM object to eject and cycle a computer's CD-ROM drive(s), calling it a fun little trick. A guest poster corrected a typo ('safe' vs 'save') but confirmed the script worked, and regular xXHeistXx chimed in calling it 'pretty sweet' to mess around with. It's a small, lighthearted post typical of the era's casual scripting culture rather than anything serious or malicious.

safe as something.vbs and your done!— conTagious

Thats pretty sweet, fun to play around with.— xXHeistXx

SMS Bomber V3.2 Release

The classic 'thanks man' release thread — a 2009 SMS bomber tool gets its V3.2 update and a chorus of one-word gratitude.

A Programming subforum post from October 2009 where member Catmaster shared a new version (V3.2) of InuyashaITB's SMS Bomber tool, including a screenshot, virus scan link, and download. The thread is short and low-drama, mostly a handful of members dropping quick 'thanks' replies before Catmaster mentions he'd already pushed out an even newer version (3.5). Typical of the era's Tech & Security board culture where tool releases got fast, casual appreciation posts.

No problem guys, and btw, i put up my latest release: 3.5— Catmaster

firts post tho thanks— silentrock

Can You Do Anything in Java?

A bored student asks if Java's worth learning for 'hacking' — gets a dose of forum realism instead.

A short, low-key Programming board thread from October 2009 where member mike3667, stuck in a school Java class, wonders if the language is any good for hacks and macros compared to C. A few regulars weigh in with quick, practical takes — Java's decent for network/database work, applets, and mobile, but the 'real' scripting scene leaned on C variants and Perl. Nothing dramatic, just a snapshot of the era's casual dev chatter and the community's C-language bias.

You can't do everything in Java or they wouldn't have other languages.— KreaT!vE

java is good for network and database stuff. other than that web games and applets. maybe mobile phone software - and that's as far as java goes really. i get by by using C variants and perl.— lulraep

Learning C#: A Newbie Programming Q&A

A 2006 newbie asks how to start coding C#, gets two replies and a Notepad shoutout

A brand-new member, sepalm, posted in the Programming subforum asking what tools were available to write C# code, coming from a Visual Basic background. Two more established members replied: ICE} dismissed C# in favor of plain Notepad, while prefeK pointed to bloodshed.net as a solid resource for programmers. It's a short, low-drama, genuinely helpful exchange typical of the site's smaller Tech & Security corner.

I never liked C#... but notepad owns all.— ICE}

www.bloodshed.net ^Awesome site for programmers.— prefeK

SMS Bomber International V3.5 Release

A dubious 'SMS bomber' tool gets dropped in Programming — and even a moderator side-eyes it for backdoors

User Catmaster posted a new version (V3.5) of a tool called 'SMS Bomber International,' originally by InuyashaITB, in the Programming subforum of Tech & Security. The post included a screenshot, a VirusTotal scan link, and a RapidShare download. Replies were sparse — one quick thanks, and a moderator (ap3x) publicly questioning whether the tool was actually backdoor-free, capturing the general low-trust atmosphere around shared tools on the site.

Can someone confirm this is backdoor-free and actually works?— ap3x

ty— ghostface

Learn To Create a Keylogger Using C++

A one-line tease of a C++ keylogger tutorial, locked behind the classic 'reply to see hidden content' wall.

A short thread posted by member Charlie FkN Provider in the Programming section, offering a beginner-level tutorial on writing a keylogger in C++. As was typical of the forum's tutorial culture, the actual content was hidden behind a reply-to-unlock mechanism, encouraging engagement and rep-farming rather than open sharing. It's a small but representative snapshot of the site's 'cheat scene' educational offerings alongside its gaming hack and giveaway sections.

Hidden Content You'll be able to see the hidden content once you reply to this topic.

REP++++++++++++++++— Charlie FkN Provider

That C++ Tutorial Playlist Someone Shared in Programming

70+ YouTube C++ tutorials, one noob's link dump, and PaynE reminding everyone textbooks still win.

A member named joeypc1 posted a link to a YouTube series of over 70 C++ tutorials, clarifying he wasn't the creator and just wanted to share it with the community. A handful of members thanked him or commented, with PaynE (a well-known, later-banned member) noting the videos had good info but textbooks were still better. A light, low-drama exchange followed about signatures and inside jokes before the thread fizzled out.

i found this its a great serie of video's explaining alot about programming in C++ i hope you learn something— joeypc1

Most of this is valid info. But nothing can beat textbooks.— PaynE

xBot IRC Script Release

A humble little IRC bot release that outlived its own thread for three years, mostly as a punching bag.

In this Programming subforum post from June 2006, member X73rN4L shared a simple IRC script called 'xBot' via a Rapidshare link, casually noting he might never release the 'cool version.' The thread went quiet for over three years until it got necro-bumped in October 2009 by PaynE with a sarcastic dig, followed by a copy-paste jab from another user. A minor, low-stakes release thread more notable for its long dormant gap and snarky bump than the tool itself.

enjoy. the readme is very helpful btw. its very simple.i dunno if ill ever release the cool version ;)— X73rN4L

Great upload! Eat shit and die. :)— PaynE

SMS Bomber International V4.0 release thread

The one where a member drops v4.0 of his homemade SMS bomber tool and forgets to update the version number in the title screen

A member called Catmaster posted the fourth version of his 'SMS Bomber' tool in the Programming subforum, complete with a screenshot, a VirusTotal scan link, and a RapidShare download. It was a minor, low-drama release thread typical of the era's cheat/tool-sharing culture — a couple of members thanked him, and one (EAGER) requested Australian carrier providers be added to the tool's list. Catmaster casually admitted he'd forgotten to update the version number in the app itself, promising to fix it next time.

Yes i realize i forgot to change the title from V3.2 to V4.0 lol... next update i will fix it :D— Catmaster

Sounds epic! Thanks heaps! EDIT: Get some Australian providers in there. ><— EAGER

Auto Crouch Jump Bind for CS:S

A veteran mod drops a New Year's Eve crouch-jump bind for CS:S — tap mouse3, land the jump, don't complain if it flops.

In the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools subforum, longtime staffer SNK posted a simple mouse3 bind meant to automate crouch-jumping, posted right at the tail end of 2009 (Dec 31). It's a small, utilitarian post typical of the scripts section — a quick console bind shared with a caveat that results may vary and users shouldn't complain if it doesn't work for their setup. Nothing dramatic here, just a snapshot of the CS:S scripting culture that filled out Fkn0wned's PC Gaming section.

Do not Complain if this does not work for you as there are other scripts to use.— SNK

WORKS BEST IF YOU HOLD THE BOUND BUTTON TILL YOU ARE ON THE OBJECT YOU WANT TO BE ON!!!— SNK