fkn0wned archive

[HS] Private Hack Leaked! (CS:S Releases, Dec 2007)

A paid-for private CS:S cheat gets 'ripped' and dumped free — cue a page of noobs screaming thanks and racing to download it.

Longtime member 'laptops' posted a leaked copy of a previously-paid private Counter-Strike: Source hack, claiming it was VAC2-proof and backing that up with a full multi-scanner virus scan showing clean results. The thread exploded into the classic leak-release pattern: dozens of low-post-count members chiming in with one-word 'thanks', 'unhide', and hype replies just to grab the download. It ran 13 pages deep, making it one of the more popular Releases threads on the board, and captures the site's core cheat-leaking culture at its height.

This hack got ripped, normally you'd pay, but its now free, enjoy, VAC2 proof so far.— laptops

yay thx lap!! I'm hacking brb in 1 h!— anarchie65

very nice find.— logik92

[VAC2 PROOF] blackk-public-v1.1b — 19 Pages Later, VAC Says Otherwise

The multihack that swore it was 'VAC2 Proof' — 19 pages later, VAC said otherwise.

A release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Releases subforum for 'blackk-public-v1.1b,' a multihack by 'sevenJ' advertised as an aimbot/ESP package with recoil and spread removals plus various bypasses. The thread ran to 19 pages of downloads, thanks, and requests for links before staff member PaRaNoID closed it in November 2007 after users started reporting VAC bans, marking the tool officially 'detected.' It's a classic snapshot of the era's cheat-release cycle: bold claims of undetectability followed inevitably by the ban wave and thread closure.

VAC detected... to much using.... registered in Valve.— kepler

Reason for closing ( PaRaNoID 15-11-2007): detected— PaRaNoID

[VAC2PROOF] Blackk Public v1 Release Thread

A 14-page release thread from the peak CS:S cheat-scene era, kicked off by an FkN admin.

This was the release thread for a Counter-Strike: Source cheat called 'Blackk public v1', posted in the Releases subforum by longtime FkN staff member Malware. The thread ran to 14 pages, suggesting heavy community engagement typical of a hyped public release. It captures the era's cheat-scene culture, complete with the site's own IRC channel, points system, and 'Sig Of The Week' community features. The archived text here only preserves the opening post header and forum furniture, not the substantive discussion that followed.

[MATERIALS] FreakVision v3 by UltraFreak

The wallhack that made whole maps see-through — and got a version 3 patch two weeks later.

A CS:S 'Releases' thread from early 2007 sharing UltraFreak's custom materials-based wallhack pack, FreakVision, posted to the board by regular member Malware. The pack colored player/weapon models, removed hands, made smoke transparent, and included a nightvision crosshair, expanding over several versions to cover nearly the entire competitive map pool. The thread is a typical release-and-feedback loop: praise, a couple of tweak requests (make walls a bit more visible, darker crosshair variant), a quick patch 2 update, and the usual credit-drama undertone toward a rival hack-maker (MatrX).

I really don't like you at all, but truth is that I did get a couple of good ideas out of your hands— UltraFreak (via Malware)

FkN pWnEd!— Cooler

kl i love dis hack— silentrun3r

[VAC2 UNKNOWN] Ballin Hook v1 — CS:S Cheat Release Thread

One aimbot release, 30 pages, and hundreds of people just saying 'unhide'.

A cheat release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source 'VAC Proof Releases' section, posted by staffer PaRaNoID (SyKoTiK HaCkEr) on behalf of a cheat author going by Ballin/Darkside21. The post advertised an aimbot/ESP package with the usual scan-checker spam showing it clean against every AV of the era, and it ballooned into a sprawling, mostly low-content thread that ran for months and dozens of pages. The vast majority of replies are one-word 'unhide' posts, thank-yous, and complaints about broken download links or the hack getting detected — a perfect time capsule of the forum's hide-content culture and how these release threads devolved into noise. Small flashes of forum personality show through (mods policing the 'hide' system rebuild, a user asking what he was even supposed to hide, banned member iNVADER lurking in early replies).

Why are people so dumb? The hide mod is currently not working because were rebuilding the forums.— HaSh

what am i trying to hide ?— darkside21

Getting sick of this...this hack's link does n...— Ryzoo

[JAPS] Public CSS Cheat v1 Release (Jan 2008)

The New Year's Day cheat drop everyone said thanks for and nobody remembers using.

A January 1, 2008 release thread in the CSS Releases/VAC Proof Releases section where forum figure mr.N0Nam3 (later shown as NoNamE!, a Supervisor/Smod) posted [JAPS]hybOr's public CSS cheat: a basic bone aimbot, box/circle ESP, and auto-bunnyhop, claimed VAC2-proof as of December 2007. The bulk of the thread is the era-typical parade of one-word 'ty'/'unhide' replies from members chasing the hidden download, plus a long shout-out list naming JAPS clan members and site figures like c0re and Jimster480. Low drama, high nostalgia value as a snapshot of the site's cheat-release culture and its 'unhide to download' ritual.

This is a simple CSS cheat which contains a legit bone aimbot with aim smoothing, box and circle esp and auto-bunnyhop.— mr.N0Nam3

The rest of [JAPS] Clan - the only clan who actively rages and actually has more than one member who does it!!— mr.N0Nam3

how do you make ur own loader.— googlu

Lemon's Wallhack - Fkn0wned Exclusive Release Thread

The day 'l3m0nz' dropped a supposedly VAC-proof CS:S wallhack exclusive to the forum — and the replies were pure 2007 chaos.

A release thread in the CS:S Releases subforum where member l3m0nz posted 'Lemon's Wallhack,' billed as an undetectable, VAC-proof Counter-Strike: Source cheat exclusive to Fkn0wned.com, complete with an installer/uninstaller and dust2 screenshots. Early replies are the classic mix of hype, broken English praise, and impatient members asking for the actual download link before staff (Shifty) confirmed it was being uploaded to the site's cheat database. One reply comes from a member already tagged as 'Banned,' a small snapshot of the forum's constant churn of releases and moderation.

unhide! it a good wallhack, it look beutifull the walls was esey to see— PATRICKHANSEN4200

fucking amazing!! good job!! thnx this is better then alters wh!!!— __yess__

Being uploaded to the database, link will be provided soon.— Shifty

[VACPROOF] Bio-Hacks Pub. release thread

A 'VAC-proof' CS:S cheat drops on the Releases board — cue ten pages of 'thx man' and one glorious one-post wonder.

A December 2007 release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Releases section, posted by supervisor mr.N0Nam3, sharing a public build of 'Bio-Hacks' (aimbot, no recoil/spread, spinbot, anti-aim, ESP/wallhacks) credited to coder vend3ttax and designer LoG1c. The post spawned the typical release-thread pile-on: dozens of low-effort 'thanks', 'unhide', and 'gimme' replies from members ranging from brand-new accounts to old-guard regulars, with LoG1c himself popping in to thank the OP for releasing it. Ten pages long, it's a snapshot of the site's daily bread-and-butter: free VAC-proof cheats and a community entirely built around downloading them.

Thanks for Releasing this for me Noname— LoG1c

my man i love you— moses555

first, this shall be fun— Bulletwave

[MATERIALS] Alters Wallhack

A dust/dust2 material wallhack resurfaces from someone's old USB drive — cue thirty-one pages of 'thx' and 'unhide'

PaRaNoID posted a material-based wallhack for de_dust and de_dust2 in CS:S, claiming it came from a now-defunct site he suspected Valve had taken down. The release spawned a long, low-content reply thread typical of the era — mostly one-word thanks, 'unhide' spam to unlock hidden download links, and a few members adding extra map packs. It's a classic snapshot of the mid-2000s cheat-release culture on Fkn0wned, where the actual content mattered less than the ritual of bumping and unlocking.

this is the best dust and dust2 css material hack ive ever used. Never get bannned.— PaRaNoID

added the big mappack, for all you wallhack lovers— rnie

unhide unhide UNHIde OMG UNHIDE— Stinkyarmpit

[VAC2 Proof] I-LoVe-iT CSS 0.3 release thread

A 2007 CS:S cheat release thread that's basically just 30 pages of 'unhide plz' and 'ty'

A release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Releases section where moderator Malware posted takedown's 'I-LoVe-iT CSS' cheat (an ESP/wallhack tool advertised as 'VAC2 Proof'). The thread quickly devolves into the classic forum-cheat-site ritual: dozens of low-post-count members replying with 'unhide', 'thanks', and 'ty' to unlock the hidden download content, mixed with a few compliments to the credited coders and a couple of complaints that the tool didn't work (injection errors, files getting deleted). It's a good time capsule of the mid-2000s cheat-forum economy of reputation, hype, and hidden-content gating.

gj Malware! always good shit from you— ernest

It doesn't even work.. I start the i love it exe and it doesn't do anything.. It just goes to that thing where it says Injection, No injection..wtf— Sky_Drazer

This thing any good?— lol

[VAC2DETECTED] blackk public v1.2 release thread

A 25-page cheat release thread that outlived its own usefulness — VAC caught it, but the 'thx unhide' replies never stopped.

This was a Counter-Strike: Source release thread on Fkn0wned.com for a public cheat ('blackk'/'Royal Hack') bundling ESP, an aimbot, bunnyhop, and similar features, later reclassified into the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum once VAC2 flagged it. By page 25 the thread had devolved into the classic cheat-forum ritual: dozens of low-post-count 'Noob' members dropping one-liners like 'thx', 'nice', and 'unhide' just to unlock the hidden download link, alongside a credits list naming the tool's contributors. It's a good snapshot of the site's structure at the time, straddling the old and rebranded (Fkn0wned -> hints of 'Gametration') forum categories.

VAC2 PROOF AGAIN.— Visual0n!

What kind of file is this its not a .rar or .zip kinda strange I can't open...— !nv!s!on

where the * can i get xfire?? ... dosent work for me:(— Zeton

[MATERIALS] Colored Models CSS (+ArcticTwist)

A recolored CS:S player-model pack that ran for 15 pages of "thx" and "unhide" posts

This was a Releases-board thread on Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike: Source section, started by admin Malware on behalf of a modder credited as Icekold, sharing a custom-colored player model pack ('Colored Models CSS + ArcticTwist') that gave models bright heads and a red-tinted Arctic Twist torso, marketed as easier to headshot with aimbots. The thread became one of those classic long-running release megathreads, ballooning to 15+ pages mostly filled with one-line 'thx', 'ty', and 'unhide' replies from a rotating cast of low-post-count members trying to unlock the hidden download link. It's a good snapshot of the site's culture at the time — VAC2-proof cheat cosmetics, forced 'reply to unhide' download gating, and the community's give-and-take rhythm around cheat/skin releases circa 2007.

These models are great for Valve Aimbot four because the coloured heads means more head shots.— Amp1 (quoting Malware)

hmm lets test it thx!!— level2

Chronic ESP 1.0 Release — Later Flagged VAC2 Detected

A CSS ESP teaser dropped by a site Supervisor — later marked VAC2 detected, but the thread lives on as a snapshot of the release ritual.

This was a Releases-board thread in Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike: Source section where forum staffer PaRaNoID posted 'Chronic ESP 1.0', a public ESP teaser hack credited to belink and Reneg4d3, complete with feature list, credits to various scene names, and a multi-engine virus scan showing a clean bill of health at release time. The thread title was later edited to flag the tool as VAC2 detected/unknown, reflecting the constant cat-and-mouse between cheat releases and Valve's anti-cheat. Replies are the typical release-thread rhythm: quick thanks, a member re-running a virus scan for reassurance, and casual 'will try sometime' comments. It's a small, ordinary-looking thread, but tagged as a marked casualty of the VAC2 detection wave that defined the site's release culture.

Is tonnight release day? I'll scan— kevel

Goodjob, will try sometime.— Rebelz

thanks alot for this!— eminem0029

[MATERIALS] Trick Sprays

A guy named Rainy dropped some transparent scale-perfect decoy sprays, and half the forum showed up just to say "unhide"

A September 2007 release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Releases section where user Rainy (posting as Marc347) shared a pack of transparent, to-scale 'trick sprays' designed to work as visual decoys in-game. The thread exploded into a wall of one-word replies — mostly people saying 'unhide', 'thanks', or 'ty' to bump the topic and reveal hidden download content, a classic ritual of that era's cheat/mod forums. Little actual discussion happened beyond a few genuine compliments on the spray quality, with one user (thesource) offering a moving CT spray in return, and a brief aside explaining what 'unhide' even meant to a confused newcomer.

These are all perfect decoys. The sprays are transparent, and they are to scale.— Rainy

what does unhide mean?— mafiaboy379

LOL, I have been looking for these :X— Reneg4d3

SB-X Wallhack Release Thread

A poster already tagged 'Currently Banned' drops a see-through-walls hack credited to VAC2-flagged code — screenshots included.

This was a release post in the CS:S Releases subforum sharing 'SB-X Wallhack,' a transparency-based wallhack that set in-game textures to 50% opacity instead of hiding them outright, bundled with a bonus archive for wallhacked props. The poster, ho0k-, listed it as VAC2 detected and credited coder Ben Brooks, attaching a couple of ImageShack screenshots as proof. Notably, ho0k-'s own account was already marked 'Banned' at the time of posting, capturing the throwaway, cat-and-mouse culture of the cheat-release scene. The rest of the archived page is just dead forum chrome and broken-link error boilerplate from the crawl.

This hack uses all the original textures in the game and changes their opacity to 50% instead of 100%.— ho0k-

Status: VAC2 detected— ho0k-

[VAC2DETECTED] Neferty VIP 1.5.9.2

A VAC2-flagged multihack drop, forty replies of 'ty' and someone still asking how the hax0r gods do it

A September 2007 release-board post by member rnie sharing 'Neferty VIP 1.5.9.2', a CS:S/DOD:S multihack credited to coder Anubis82, complete with a feature rundown (aimbot, ESP, wallhack, bunnyhop, etc.) and a virus-scan report — despite the thread title flagging it as already VAC2 detected. The reply chain is the classic low-effort release-thread churn: quick thanks, a couple of jokes about how these hacks get cracked, and members saying they'd test it on a cheat server. Nothing dramatic happens; it's just a snapshot of the site's day-to-day cheat-sharing culture and its cast of low-post-count 'Noobs' alongside veteran 1000-Club regulars.

hmmmm ill try it on a cheat server.— DoG::mp3

How the fuxor did they hack these ^^— Tundergun

I know people that crack these hacks— rnie

[VAC2 DETECTED] CannaBis-2.6c release thread

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

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

I posted this allready..— rnie

unhide pls— Eldreko

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!!— PaRaNoID

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

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

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

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

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

nice double post, both with useless replies— rnie

Hack-Vision CSS Public v1.1 [VAC2Proof]

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

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

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

I only use it for raging though.— bdww00

old hack ^^— flatschGER

SSW (Super Simple Wall) v3.5 - VAC2-proof wallhack release

A wallhack release thread so old nobody could even agree which game forum it belonged in.

This is the tail end of a release thread for 'SSW (Super Simple Wall) v3.5', a wallhack tool advertised as VAC2-proof, posted in the Counter-Strike Source Releases board. By this point in the thread the discussion had devolved into a minor mix-up over whether the tool was actually for CS 1.6 rather than CS:S, with a member questioning why the thread got moved to the wrong subforum. Only a couple of late replies remain, mostly low-effort noob posts and one veteran member ([1K] 1000 Club) chiming in with amusement at the confusion.

why some1 moved it to CSS? its CS1.6 la guys.. can move back?— haha.1

haha aI loled!^^— anarchie65