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Dead Giveaways: Stealer Log Dump (Aug 2011)
A wall of dumped browser logs from random infected PCs, given away like party favors in the 'Dead Giveaways' bin.
This thread, posted by long-time member Fopje in the Public Giveaways > Dead Giveaways section, is a bulk dump of stolen browser/credential logs (site logins, MSN Messenger accounts, gaming site accounts, etc.) pulled from a handful of infected machines, timestamped late August 2011. It's a good snapshot of the era's 'stealer log' culture on cheat-scene forums, where such dumps were considered stale ('dead') and given away for free/reputation once their value had been extracted. The post is purely a raw data drop with no real discussion attached in the visible excerpt — it exemplifies the transactional, credential-trading side of the forum's Security & Hacking-adjacent culture rather than any narrative drama.
Dead Giveaways - Public Giveaways Archive
2,087 topics of free Steam keys, VPNs, and account dumps — all long expired, exactly as advertised
This was the graveyard subforum of Fkn0wned's Public Giveaways section, aptly named 'Where all our free goods go to die.' Members posted mass giveaways of game keys (Steam, Xbox Live, PlayStation Plus, Dota 2), VPN/proxy trials, 'log dumps' of leaked account credentials, and assorted freebies (Instagram like schemes, VCC dumps), almost all tagged [DEAD] by the time anyone browsed the index. With 2,087 topics across 84 pages, it captures the churn-and-burn culture of the giveaway scene — huge threads with hundreds of replies chasing keys that were claimed or dead within hours.
Public Giveaways (Board Index)
The board where fkn0wned members handed out free loot — and everyone crowded in hoping to catch something.
This is a board index listing for the 'Public Giveaways' section of the Fkn0wned forum, part of a larger site that also hosted general discussion, a 'Gaming Market', a cheats/hacks database for games like Counter-Strike and Call of Duty, and other categories. No actual giveaway thread content is present here, just the navigational structure showing where members would post and browse free stuff being given away. It reflects the site's broader identity as a gaming and cheat-scene community with VIP subscriptions and staff-run infrastructure.