fkn0wned archive

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

Thankz! (Locked Spam Thread)

A one-word 'thank you' post that got insta-clowned and locked in under an hour

A near-empty vent-your-gratitude post from Kevino0nline in the Programming subforum, with no actual content or context attached. Regular the unnamed immediately called it out as spam-worthy, and CandleJack jumped in with mock 'back seat mod powers' before NIX, an actual [FkN] Crew member, closed the thread for real minutes later. A tiny, forgettable thread preserved mostly as a snapshot of the community's quick, joking self-moderation culture.

What is this topic about really. Spamming is not good, you should get warned.— the unnamed

lol back seat mod powers activate! /close postnb4close— CandleJack

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

Gunbound Dragonbot need to be packed up!

New coder begs the forum to 'pack' his GunBound bot — gets offered a $20 PayPal quote instead of free help

A member new to C++ posted a link to an unpacked GunBound 'Dragonbot' cheat, asking someone more experienced to compile/pack it into an undetectable form for him since he couldn't follow the source himself. Another member offered to look at it despite not playing GunBound, and after some back-and-forth admitted the job was simple but time-consuming — then pivoted to asking for $20 via PayPal to fund a new website. A small, low-drama exchange typical of the Programming subforum's mix of help requests and casual monetization.

Since i justed started to learn the C++ stuff i honestly have no idea what their saying but from what i see in the forums its "really simple"— youdontneed2know

if you want me to do it i can do it for 20 $ paypal so i can buy a new website— sikwidit

BHOP Script Request: Chasing the Ghost of 'Steam Hack v8.0'

A guy just wants a working bunnyhop script for CS 1.6 — and nothing works.

Member -vanhellzin- goes hunting for a bunnyhop script to replace a beloved (and apparently gone) tool called 'Steam Hack v8.0', which he raves was perfect for HNS and KZ servers. Sasuke2525 points him toward another thread's script, but it fails to work in 1.6, and a follow-up suggestion to grab one from FPSBanana ends the same way — everything he finds is detected. A small, mundane slice of the era's bhop-script hunting culture, ending in mild defeat.

he was perfect for HNS and kz! have other script similar?— -vanhellzin-

omg, all bhop fps banana are detected!— -vanhellzin-

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

how can i change the value of an exe?

Trying to disguise a Counter-Strike cheat as Ventrilo to dodge a local anti-cheat — the forum wasn't buying it.

A member called akyeruc asked how to modify an .exe (specifically the 'Kartoffel Hack 3.2' CSS cheat) so it would evade a regional anti-cheat that could see running processes. Other members pushed back, first misunderstanding and joking about international law, then a more knowledgeable poster pointed out that just renaming the file wouldn't matter since the file's checksum would still get flagged if the anti-cheat (aequitas/ESL) already detected it. A short, low-drama technical Q&A typical of the Tech & Security > Programming subforum in this cheat-scene community.

So what your asking is for some one to spoof your hack to look like Ventrillo? What country actually cares about you cheating on a video game.— cjainy

ofc you can change the name and everything but the md5 checksum will still remain the same and if KH3 gets detected (or is detected) by aequitas you're still in risk.— tom2strobl

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

learn to mod/hack — 0nimusha's intro thread

A college programmer wanders into fkn0wned asking how to get into game modding — and gets met with the classic 'which game though?' reply.

A newer member, 0nimusha, opened a thread in the Programming subforum asking for guidance on getting into game modding/hacking, mentioning his background in C++, COBOL, Visual Basic, and web languages from a college course. Two other members, joeypc1 and veteran '500 Club' poster Nickiller007, replied asking him to narrow down what platform or game he actually wanted to mod (PC, PS3, Xbox, Wii) before anyone could point him in the right direction. The thread is short and never really goes anywhere beyond that clarifying question — a small, everyday snapshot of how newcomers found their footing on the board.

if you first would tell what you wanna mod that makes it easyer to point at certian things :)— joeypc1

what do you want like which games? ps3? xbox? wii? pc games?— Nickiller007

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

Whose good at coding PHP and CSS?

lam3r wanted a partner to build a mafia text-based MMORPG — and recruited one in five replies flat.

A short, friendly recruitment thread in the Programming subforum where longtime member lam3r (of RAWRCADE.net) asked for help designing and running a text-based mafia MMORPG he'd already scripted the core of. VIP member TheGrapist quickly volunteered to help moderate and manage in-game content despite not knowing PHP, and the two worked out a rough division of labor before taking the collaboration off-forum via Xfire. A small, low-drama slice of the era's DIY project culture.

I'm looking for someone to help me run and design a mafia text-based mmorpg.— lam3r

Im down for whatever, sounds like a good idea to me.— TheGrapist

CS 1.6 Triggerbot Request Answered a Year Later by a Since-Banned Member

One guy just wanted a CS 1.6 triggerbot, and a year later a since-banned member showed up to slide into his DMs about it

A short, simple request thread in the Programming section where member sosolino asked if anyone had a triggerbot for Counter-Strike 1.6, noting he could only find one for CS:Source, and even linked a YouTube demo of the hack in action. The thread went quiet for exactly a year before KreaT!vE, later shown as BANNED, replied claiming to have what he wanted and asking him to message privately. A classic slice of the era's cheat-request culture, wrapped in a Project-Win hack-selling ad banner up top.

im trying to find a TriggerBot for counter strike 1.6 and i only find for cs:s— sosolino

Removed by user, I might have what you are looking for. Msg me.— KreaT!vE

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

Spaz's Housekeeping Notice: Keep Game Scripts Out of Programming

A one-post mod memo that quietly maps out fkn0wned's whole forum universe

A short, locked administrative notice from staff member Spaz asking members to stop dumping game scripts (like CS:S .cfg files) in the general Programming section and instead post them in the dedicated Scripting subforum, which was meant for actual coding languages like VB6, C++, C#, and Java. It's a mundane bit of forum janitorial work, but as an archive artifact it doubles as a snapshot of the site's structure and priorities in September 2009 — Tech & Security, Black Market Gaming, Counter-Strike boards, and a Red Light District/Porn Paradise section all sitting side by side. Spaz is listed as banned by the time of archiving, adding a bit of irony to a tidy little rules post.

Programming is mainly for languages such as VB6, VB.NET, C++, C#, Java etc.— Spaz

Anti-Hotlinking for n00bs

A staff member drops a bite-size HTML snippet to stop leechers from stealing your bandwidth.

In the Programming subforum, forum smod ap3x posted a quick, simplified HTML tutorial for turning a hotlinked image or file into a fake 'button' so casual hotlinkers couldn't rip content directly, inspired by the anti-hotlinking approach GarrysMod.org used at the time. It's a short, purely educational post-and-code-block thread typical of the Tech & Security section, with no real discussion attached — just a staff member sharing a beginner-friendly trick.

Makes a link into a button so stupid n00bs can't hotlink your stuff.— ap3x

VB Learning Pack 1 Video Tutorial (by ph76171)

Forty lessons deep into Visual Basic, courtesy of a 2009 Rapidshare link and a 'Noob' with 26 posts.

A member named ph76171 shared a 40-part video tutorial series covering Visual Basic fundamentals, from 'Hello World' through arrays, loops, databases, and client-server chat programs. Hosted on Rapidshare and Uploading.com mirrors typical of the era, it's a straightforward resource-share post rather than a discussion thread. Just one post, no replies, no drama — a quiet little corner of the Programming subforum where someone tried to pay it forward with a beginner's coding course.

HAve Fun :D— ph76171

nah's SOF2 Wallhack PunkBuster Troubleshooting

A noob coder's homemade Soldier of Fortune 2 wallhack keeps getting PunkBuster-kicked, and the fix attempt goes sideways in the code itself.

A member named 'nah' posted asking for help getting a self-made OpenGL wallhack for Soldier of Fortune 2 working without triggering PunkBuster kicks. The post dumps a chunk of half-broken hook/detour code and asks for pointers on using the Detours library, offering up an MSN contact for direct help. It's a classic mid-2000s cheat-scene tech-support thread: earnest, technically shaky, and dropped in the Programming subforum under Tech & Security.

so i have hooked gldrawelemnets and glbindtextures and i tryed to detour thous things but still if i compile it ill get errorrs with detours— nah

Creating A Custom C# Button: Video Tutorial

One lonely tutorial post teaching fkn0wned's coders how to skin their own C# buttons.

A quick tutorial thread from September 2009 by member papanyquiL, offering a video walkthrough on building a custom C# button control step-by-step. It's a small, single-post entry in the Programming subforum under Tech & Security, typical of the low-key skill-sharing content that sat alongside the forum's more infamous cheat/warez sections. No replies followed, just the original download link and post.

In this video I will take you through creating a simple custom button step-by-step in C#.— papanyquiL

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

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

Looking for C++ sources

New member April wanders into Programming asking for CS 1.6 hack source code — realizes mid-post they're in the wrong forum.

A short, single-post thread from November 2009 where a member named April asks for C++ source code related to CS 1.6 aimbot, no-recoil, and no-flash hacks, framing it as a way to learn programming through example code and e-books. Before anyone could reply, April edited the post to admit they'd posted in the wrong board and meant to use Tech Support instead. No replies followed — a tiny, quiet artifact of the forum's cheat-development culture and its Programming subsection under Tech & Security.

im looking for source codes for CS 1.6 aimbot / no recoil / no flash.— April

Move it, i didnt saw the Tech Support board :< I though it was a right section here >.<— April

Misfiled Newbie Script Request Closed by Admin

A brand-new noob wanders into Programming asking for a CSS strafe/jumpbug script — gets closed by admin ZoaQ in 14 minutes flat.

A three-post-old member named sniker2525 posted in the Programming subforum asking for a Counter-Strike Source strafe script and jumpbug script, referencing a YouTube video he'd seen. Admin ZoaQ quickly redirected him to the proper request forum and closed the thread, all within about 15 minutes of posting. A classic tiny, low-stakes moment of forum housekeeping, sandwiched between a Project-Win CSS hack advertisement banner at the top of the page.

Hi all i need the script to GRRR on youtube for strafe script and jumpbug bug script thnks for visit my topic— sniker2525

Request it here :) ... and post the video too ;) gl - Closed— ZoaQ

The VKontakte Spam Post That Landed in the Wrong Section

A copy-pasted VKontakte 'ad' got dumped in Programming — and got called out in one line flat.

A low-post-count member named SWATY posted what reads like a copy-pasted promotional blurb about VKontakte (the Russian social network) hitting 45 million members, complete with a registration link that a moderator (r0ss) promptly stripped out. The thread was misplaced in the Programming subforum, prompting an immediate and blunt reply from VIP member DvS questioning why it was there at all. The topic was locked shortly after, a fittingly small, forgettable moment typical of forum spam getting swatted down fast.

whys this in programming sec.— DvS

In October VKontakte turns 3 years.— SWATY

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

unhide

A thread titled 'unhide' that contained... just the word 'unhide'.

A near-content-free post in the Programming subforum of Tech & Security, made by low-post-count member jeffo818 in July 2009. The thread's entire body was the single word 'unhide,' prompting a baffled one-line reply from CTSSTC before the topic was locked with no further activity. A minor curiosity of forum life more than a real discussion — likely a stray, mistaken, or abandoned post.

unhide— jeffo818

double you tee ef ?— CTSSTC

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

Need aimbot for cs:S — killerplayer's download plea

New guy demands a working CS:S aimbot; gets told to just use the search function.

A brand-new member, killerplayer, posted a one-line request asking for a 'clean' Counter-Strike: Source aimbot download after other versions he'd tried failed to work. Veteran member ICE} quickly clapped back, sarcastically pointing out the Downloads section was right there on the forum. The thread is short, mundane, and quickly locked — a tiny snapshot of the constant low-effort cheat-request traffic that filled the Tech & Security / Programming boards.

the c:ss bots i try and donwload never work, pissing me off some1 give me a clean dl plz!— killerplayer

Go move ur mouse 5 inches up and hit the downloads button.— ICE}

About LJ scripts (lokoroxbr's unanswered KZ scripting question)

A newbie begged three times for help with his longjump script — and mostly got crickets

A brand-new member, lokoroxbr, posted a technical question about longjump (LJ) scripts used for CS 1.6 KZ (climbing) maps, asking if a script existed that would jump straight ahead instead of veering right, or auto-LJ mid-air. He bumped his own thread twice over the following days with no real answer. Eventually a well-known 1000 Club member, irishash, chimed in just to say he wasn't a scripter and couldn't help, and months later a random 'gg/wd' reply closed things out. A pretty quiet, low-drama slice of the Tech & Security/Programming subforum showing the everyday small requests that never quite got resolved.

anyone here ? thanks— lokoroxbr

i'm here, but im not a scripter, and also dont use them, so i can't help with this issue sorry...— irishash

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

Desperate CS 1.6 script request with zero replies

One desperate post, one hotmail address, zero replies — the loneliest thread in the archive.

A brand-new member named agouabas, posting under the tag 'script', begged for a longjump and countjump script for Counter-Strike 1.6, leaving a personal Hotmail address for anyone willing to send them over. The thread got no visible replies and sits as a tiny, forgotten fragment of the Programming subforum under Tech & Security. It's a snapshot of the era's casual cheat-sharing culture, where players openly traded movement scripts and exploits over email rather than downloads. The pinned Project-Win ad for 'Private Undetected CSS Hacks' above the post is a reminder of the site's cheat-marketplace atmosphere.

i want a longjump script and a countjump script for cs 1.6 if anyone has please send me to my mail— agouabas

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

251 Longjump Bind Script

A one-post-count noob drops a 251 longjump bind script into the Programming subforum

A brand-new member named warsing posted a single-message thread sharing a Counter-Strike bind/alias script claiming to achieve a '251' longjump distance. It's a bare-bones technical post typical of the era's CS 1.6 scripting culture, sitting in the Tech & Security > Programming section alongside the site's Project-Win CSS hack advertisement. No replies or discussion followed in the archived page.

got a 251 working— warsing

qq (blind :P)

A one-line cry for help about an invisible script, answered with an equally minimal 'ok!'

A barebones two-post thread in the Programming subforum of Fkn0wned's Tech & Security section. A brand-new member, 3l3ctro, posted a cryptic one-liner saying they couldn't 'see that script,' and regular SuperNovaAO replied simply 'ok!' with no further discussion. It's a tiny, forgotten fragment of forum life rather than any notable event — the kind of low-effort post that filled out the boards between bigger threads.

i cant see that script..— 3l3ctro

ok!— SuperNovaAO

Samsung PC Studio 3 Vista install issue

New Vista rig, old software drama: install button just wants to uninstall itself

A single-post thread from May 2009 where member thewinecone, fresh off upgrading to a Vista machine, complains that Samsung PC Studio 3 (which worked fine on his old XP setup) keeps popping up an uninstall confirmation instead of installing, even after trying XP compatibility mode. He apologizes for maybe posting in the wrong subforum, admitting it was just the closest fit he could find. No replies followed, leaving it a small unresolved snapshot of everyday tech gripes from the Tech & Security / Programming section.

sup guys? i need to install a program called Samsung PC Studio 3.. i installed it on my old system (XP) without a hitch..— thewinecone

P.S, sorry if this is the wrong section its the closest i could find i guess.— thewinecone

Please Help (epictroll's One-Line Download Request)

A brand-new 'Noob' pops into Programming asking for a link to a script — and that's the whole thread.

A short, single-post thread in the Programming subforum where a newly-joined member named epictroll, posting on his very first day on the forum, asks other users for a download link to a script referenced in another topic. No replies are recorded on the page. It's a tiny, unremarkable slice of the site's daily traffic, sitting alongside a Project-Win ad for CS hacks and the full forum directory of the era.

Please,give me a download link of this script— epictroll