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wrynx Hacks kellyclarkson.com, Redirects Traffic to fkn0wned
wrynx found a way into kellyclarkson.com and the whole forum egged him on to deface it — then bragged about crashing the site's traffic instead
In this 'Raging' board thread from November 2009, member wrynx teased having some kind of access to kellyclarkson.com and asked if he should mess with it. A chorus of regulars (thejah, TuxifieD, fridsade, Kimmi, lulraep, PopTart) egged him on with peer pressure and suggestions to brand it with fkn0wned, while Photofinish was the lone voice of restraint calling it morally wrong. wrynx ultimately pivoted to boasting that he'd used the access to redirect traffic to the forum itself, spiking active users from 187 to 518 in ten minutes — a stat PopTart cited as an all-time online record. The thread got gravedug over a month later in January 2010 by reflexez, drawing a scolding from S3RK and smod Kimmi for necroposting.
Should I?— wrynx
u cant defac tht site i want to see u try(peer pressure)— thejah
I just added an iframe to some rockband site and this forum went from 187 active user(s) to 518 active user(s) in 10min...— wrynx
"Ex Girlfriend's Facebook" — Revenge Thread
A breakup went nuclear when one member turned to the forum crew to help trash his ex's Facebook and email — and the crowd cheered him on.
This was a 'Raging' section thread where a longtime member (vermiLLion) vented about a breakup and revealed he'd gained access to his ex's email and Facebook accounts, asking the community for ideas on what to do with it. Other regulars piled on with encouragement, jokes, and increasingly ugly suggestions, and personal details were posted openly in the thread before a moderator (NIX) eventually locked it. It's a stark, unfiltered snapshot of the forum's darker 'raging' culture — equal parts dark humor, community bonding, and casual harassment that was treated as entertainment at the time.
I don't have access to the PC itself but i have both of her emails and facebook. Idk what else i can do with that and I'm getting the sec team to help me do some more stuff =]— vermiLLion
im sorry to hear that bro fuck her up. ruin her life, make it a living hell to get up every morning and go to school/work.— Emrys
Damn I love when u niggers start diggin up shit /closed— NIX
Sorry Kid. - The Junnyerr/Xenozer Account Sting
A member baited a 13-year-old into humiliating photos just to get his own account back — the thread's still arguing over whether that's funny or foul.
Junnyerr posted a chat log showing him impersonating 'Campil' to trick a younger user (Xenozer/Roy) into revealing account credentials and then forced him to hold up embarrassing signs/photos referencing the forum and its off-site domain before 'returning' the account. Reactions split between members laughing it up as a classic troll and others, notably silentrock, calling it a genuinely mean move against a kid. Junnyerr clapped back dismissively at the criticism, and the thread trails off with a few more members weighing in, some just calling it old news by the time they saw it.
I mean do you want your account or not?— Campil/Junnyerr
dude that was the faggiest thing ever dude,i used to admire you until that,thats just not right even for a FKN user,thats disgusting he is just a fucking kid joon— silentrock
you think I care about you if you liked me or not? I don't give two shits who likes me kid its called the internet.— Junnyerr
Hacked Keylogging FTP Logs Access + Webpanel
A member bragged about debugging a fake WoW generator to snatch its keylogger FTP logs — replies were mostly just people yelling 'unhide'
In this 2009 Raging-section thread, member maningrey claimed to have reverse-engineered a bogus 'WoW generator' that was secretly a keylogger, using a debugger and packet sniffer to intercept its FTP-uploaded logs and access a webpanel. The actual content was hidden behind a reply-to-view wall, so most of the thread is just members posting 'unhide' to unlock it. A side conversation broke out about 'reverse phishing' FTP/YouTube accounts, with CTSSTC and SnEaKyJoKER swapping notes on hunting compromised accounts via YouTube searches, and a mod jokingly egging on a full public 'leak' of the victim's stuff.
Love doin reverse phishing on ftp accounts <3 got 12 accounts my self, youtube is like a big fish pond— CTSSTC
Lol very nice :) you should just leak his shit haha— Hatred!
I basically youtube "[something] generators", Sort by date added and start from the top and work my way down. Fantastic stuff :)— maningrey
Kimmi's Ban Revenge: Raid Spawnpoint's CS:S Servers
A mod got banned from a rival CS:S community and tried to rally the whole forum to go raid their servers over it
Forum smod Kimmi got banned from the Spawnpoint gaming community's Counter-Strike: Source servers (claiming it was undeserved, insisting she was playing 'legit') and posted a full list of their server IPs asking members to spam/raid/rage them in retaliation, framing the admins as lifeless old dicks who deserved to be 'pwned'. The thread got mixed reactions — some members offered to help 'super pwn' whoever she named, others called it a waste of time and told her to just find a new server. The topic died out after a few days in October 2008, only to be necro-bumped over a year later by a random reply, prompting another mod to mock the huge gap with a sarcastic 'says it all'.
They banned me for playing legit. Son of a bitches that they are, if I hacked.. It's ok. It's real. But this is bullshit.— Kimmi
I don't care about their shitty server. I just want them to get pwned so badly, so badly, that they'll all suicide.— Kimmi
Last post: Posted 20 October 2008 Your post: Posted 27 Feb 2010 ^ Says it all— PopTart
Hack the Gay Hackers: Turning a Steam Phisher's Own Tool Against Him
One phisher's own tools got turned against him — his stolen Steam loot dumped for the whole board to grab
In this PC Gaming/Raging thread from July 2009, member maningrey claims to have reverse-engineered a Steam account phishing tool and used it to intercept the operator's own email and steal back a stash of hijacked Steam accounts (reportedly worth $400+ each), then posted them as a hidden-content give-away. The thread quickly turned into a low-effort pile-on of 'unhide'/'lol'/'ty' replies from members chasing the free accounts, with a bit of side chatter identifying the phisher as someone known as 'Seanyboy' who sloppily reused the same email across his phishing setups. It's a classic snapshot of the site's give-away culture and scene infighting, where 'hacking the hackers' was treated as both petty justice and content farming.
Its just too simply. This was a very easy program to debug. I got his email and password then made the filter, any emails that he gets I get. :) good day all.— maningrey
He uses the same email address for all his phishers lol, not the most brightest spark.— maningrey
The irony actually made me laugh. And wd.— xxChrisxx
Hacking a Forumotion: oceanxx3's Grudge Against His Own Fan Forum
A YouTube troll got his own hate-forum and immediately asked fkn0wned how to nuke it from the inside.
A member calling himself oceanxx3 admitted he trolled YouTube comment sections and, upon discovering a small anime forum some kids made specifically to complain about him, decided he wanted to seize admin access and 'fuck it up.' The thread wanders through half-baked ideas (cookie stealers, keyloggers, phishing, dictionary/bruteforce attacks) with regular members and staff like ap3x and NIX chiming in with skepticism and mild pointers rather than real help. It ends up being more comedy than tutorial, capped off by a petty double-posting spat and a running joke about how personally invested this guy was in taking down a forum built entirely to mock him.
these little kids start getting all obsessed about me and they actually formed a forum where they can just sit around and bitch about my trolling ways.— oceanxx3
My urge to fuck this god damn forum up has returned! God damn, wish I could pwn these retards.— oceanxx3
why don't u simply phish one of the admins accounts and hope that the noob keeps the same pw for his forum account ?— NIX
OMG U HAC MYSPACES?!
Gate Guardian bragged about breaking into some girl's MySpace, and the whole thread cheered him on.
A 2007 thread in the Raging subforum where user Gate Guardian posted a screenshot claiming to have compromised a stranger's MySpace account, with the login details locked behind a 'reply to unhide' gimmick common on the forum. Replies range from casual approval ('cool', 'owned', 'nice work') to a couple of members questioning the method, and one poster (mehaxor) gleefully recounts vandalizing the victim's profile and mocking her confused reaction. The tone throughout is juvenile bravado typical of the forum's 'Raging' section, treating the intrusion as a lighthearted prank rather than anything serious.
gate are you just phising people or bruteforcing?— HaSh
I've put "I love Fkn0wned.com" almost everywhere on her myspace and she doesnt even know how to fix it— mehaxor
Shes a fucking goth, and i bet you are too.— MillerLite
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Free Steam accounts and screenshots of other people melting down — the Raging subforum's greatest hits thread.
A thread in the Raging subforum where user PhraseS posted repeated batches of hidden content (framed as email/password dumps for accounts, some apparently Steam-related) that unlocked only when members replied, in exchange for 'rage' or 'flame' screenshots as proof of results. Regulars like shwager, Ascus, and others played along, posting reply-to-unlock spam ('unhide', '123', 'wew') and a few actual result screenshots. It's a good snapshot of the forum's give-away/rage culture: low-effort bump threads chasing free accounts, mixed with in-jokes and total ambivalence from newer members.
Unhide, for email and passwords. Remember, you must post results.— PhraseS
last one has bday security— Ascus
what is this i don even— DoofyHurr
NIX's cPanel Give-Away & the 'CP' Mix-Up
Free hacked cPanels, a mad scramble of 'thx' replies, and an admin clarifying CP didn't mean what you feared
NIX, a Super Moderator, posted a hidden-content give-away of four cPanels (likely compromised hosting control panels), part of a larger recurring 'public give-aways' event on the board offering steam accounts and rapidshare loot to active members. The thread devolved into the usual reply-to-unlock scramble of one-word 'thanks/nice/ty' posts from dozens of members. Notably, admin ap3x had to step in to clarify the acronym 'CP' meant cPanel, not something illegal, amid the joking chaos. The thread was eventually locked, as was standard for these give-away drops.
Ahaha. This is so funny how people get trojan'd..— XpliciteR
CP = child porn. no cp on this board— ap3x
You have 4 CP's Hidden Content You'll be able to see the hidden content once you reply to this topic.— NIX
Rage Vid by Me - Ayrian's Jailbreak Raging Video
One kid uploads his first-ever rage video, and the whole thread devolves into fond jailbreak-server trolling war stories
Long-time member Ayrian shares his first attempt at video editing, a 'rage video' made by winding up players on Counter-Strike Jailbreak servers. The thread turns into a casual swap of stories about annoying admins and CTs on Jailbreak, with JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE recounting clearing out a 30-person server using an obnoxious looping sound clip. Low-stakes, good-natured banter typical of the Raging subforum, with a handful of regulars chiming in approval.
mostly a buncha 12 year olds who like to play as a CT so they have authority over someone in their lives.— Ayrian
i come in as unconnected, And i play hey wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world... I come back and there is 2 people in the server LOL!— JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE
lol that one kid takes jailbreak too seriously— Emrys
SamUnknown's First Website Deface
A member proudly announces his first site deface — and the forum promptly congratulates him for wrecking a site that had nothing worth wrecking.
A member called SamUnknown shares his first website defacement, listing what he did to the target site (password changes, deleted files/databases, uploaded a defaced index page). The thread is mostly congratulatory replies from regulars and staff, treating it as a rite-of-passage bragging post rather than anything serious. One member, conTagious, pushes back by questioning the point of defacing a site with no real content, and another, wrynx, later chides Sam for destroying data instead of preserving it for more useful purposes. It's a small, casual snapshot of the forum's 'script kiddie' bravado culture in the Raging subforum.
whats the purpose of defacing a site that didnt have any content anyway?— conTagious
Damn... SamUnknown don't delete the files and DB unless you have a real grudge. Otherwise save the db and extract the emails.— wrynx
sexeh deface nigga— ap3x
NIX's Facebook Account Dump (Unhide Thread)
NIX drops a hidden 'list' of Facebook accounts and the reply-to-unlock crowd floods in for a look
A thread in the Raging subforum where longtime member NIX posted hidden content (a list, likely of compromised or targeted Facebook accounts) that required replying to unlock — a classic forum 'unhide' bait format. The replies are almost entirely low-effort 'unhide'/'thanks' posts farming for access, with one member (synae) asking naively about getting around Facebook's age verification while phishing, and NIX casually mentioning proxy use. Regulars and staff like PopTart (Smod) and Junnyerr chime in approvingly, giving a sense this was a normal, accepted activity in this corner of the site.
There will be a next list...— NIX
unhide for free head :)— Prisonerofwar
nice job nix :D— PopTart
Raging Sprays, CSS Tools & Scripts
A hidden-content download post that turned into 20 pages of members just saying 'unhide' and 'ty'
A resource-dump thread in the Raging subforum where Fkn0wnedBiotch posted a hidden attachment of CSS (Counter-Strike: Source) rage sprays, tools, and scripts. As was typical for these hidden-content posts, almost every reply is just a one-word 'unhide' or 'show me' from members trying to unlock the download, with barely any actual discussion of the content itself. Notably, forum smod PopTart dismisses the whole thing as recycled myg0t material and 'a waste of time,' hinting at some rivalry or overlap with the myg0t cheat/raid community. A mix of long-time members, VIPs, and later-banned users (Xclusiv, parkie) show up just to bump the unlock counter.
it's just mygot stuff? wow waste of time.— PopTart
myg0t?— terr0r
unhide meeeee— parkie
Fuck Valve: Steam Account Ban Rage Thread
Steam banned his account, proof of purchase in hand, and he just wanted to rage about it — turns out half the forum had the same story.
Started by Niceyyyys venting about a disabled Steam account and unresponsive support despite providing proof of purchase, this Raging-forum thread turned into a shared gripe session about Steam Support's inconsistent response times and account bans. Members swapped stories of getting 4- and 5-digit (early/legacy) accounts disabled, some recovering them after days or weeks of persistence, phone calls, or creative excuses, while others cynically theorized Valve disabled accounts on purpose to farm repeat sales. It's a classic slice of the late-2000s CS scene's love-hate relationship with Steam.
my 4 digit fucking got fucking disabled and i gave proof of purchase and ck key sto steam they still havent replyed been 3 days fuuuuuuuck— Niceyyyys
tell you the truth steam can fucking burn if all i care— hoOkz
for that reason i have only 8 digit accounts— NeQx
Fkn Rage Sounds - DecapX's HLDJ/HLSS Soundpack
DecapX drops his personal rage-sound pack and the whole 'Raging' subforum lines up just to say 'unhide'
In the PC Gaming > Raging section, member DecapX shared a personal collection of rage sounds pre-converted for use with HLDJ/HLSS (Half-Life soundboard/mic tools popular for trolling in-game voice chat). The thread's hidden-content gate meant most replies are just members thanking him or begging to 'unhide' so they could see the download. It's a low-drama, high-volume reply thread typical of the era's file-sharing culture, with a long roll call of members from Members up to VIP and 1000/3000 Club ranks stopping by for the goods.
Here is some from my own personal collection. Already converted for use in HLDJ/HLSS. So just load up, and get some rage out!— DecapX
WTF now i have hidden content?— Dank
LOl :D It can be rly fun to use some time— ZoaQ
Christobell's MSN/Myspace/Facebook Password Dump
A guy dumps a pile of stolen MSN, Myspace and Facebook logins 'mostly Swedish lol' and the thread just says thanks
In this 2008 'Raging' board thread, user Christobell posted a hidden batch of MSN, Myspace, and Facebook credentials, casually noting they were mostly Swedish accounts and might be outdated after a week. The reply chain is the classic forum-era dump-thread ritual: dozens of members posting one-liners like 'unhide', 'lets see', and 'ty' just to unlock the hidden content, plus a few offering rep in return. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the casual account-jacking/sharing culture that ran through fkn0wned's Raging subforum, with no real drama beyond the usual page-filling replies.
most of the people here are sweedish lol, have fun with there msn's— Christobell
Holy shit, there's tons.— Photofinish
some was an understatement lol— that 1 dude ?!
deX-'s Raging Videos Page
A guy posts his own rage-out videos and everyone just piles on to clown his mic quality.
In the Raging subforum, member deX- shared a set of self-made YouTube clips of himself (and buddy ap3x) losing it on Counter-Strike: Source servers — a dust2 'christian' server, a soccer minigame server, and a surf server. The thread is pure lighthearted community banter, with regulars ribbing deX- about his low-quality mic and his co-star ap3x taking a bow for his own performance. It got bumped/moved into the dedicated Raging section by staff, and stayed active on and off from November 2009 into February 2010 with people still chiming in months later.
These are vids and ss's of me raging, other people involved!!!— deX-
Ik, i'm just awesome— ap3x
Your like that in vent everyday... /moved to raging section— vermiLLion
"fucked this guys facebook up" — CandleJack's hidden-content brag thread
A hidden link, a wave of "unhide" pleas, and one member calling out the whole stunt as pointless — classic fkn0wned filler drama.
CandleJack posted a link to someone's Facebook profile with the payoff hidden behind a reply-to-unlock wall, a common bragging format on the forum for showing off an account takeover. The thread mostly filled up with one-word "unhide"/"lol" replies chasing the hidden content, while a couple of older members (TheGrapist, ABACABB) pushed back, questioning why this kind of post kept happening and arguing that going after someone's personal Facebook crossed a line compared to gaming account theft. CandleJack shot back that Steam accounts hold personal info too, so the distinction didn't hold up. It's a small, low-stakes but telling snapshot of the site's Raging subforum culture — half low-effort trolling for clout, half members starting to debate where the line actually was.
owning facebooks is dumb. really.. steal account for steam and shit, but thats peoples personal shit. oh well, maybe ive just gotten older and learned some respect.— ABACABB
and steam doesnt contain personal shit?....— CandleJack
becauze we can— jonneh28
Source Upload/Download Exploits?
A user goes hunting for unpatched Source engine exploits, and gets a Gmod horror story instead
cheezusrice asks whether any Source engine upload/download exploits (beyond a proof-of-concept that got patched fast) are still floating around unknown to Valve. Admin ap3x chips in with an anecdote about someone hacking his Garry's Mod servers via a forced client-side Lua download that spawned everyone at 1 HP with visual effects. The thread is short, mostly speculative, and ends with cheezusrice fishing for the culprit's name since he 'knows people' who won't share their exploits. Small, curious exchange typical of the server-security corner of the forum, later locked.
Some guy hacked my Garry's Mod servers one day using what sounds like a similar exploit... he changed the level, forcing everyone to download a LUA file from his computer that spawned everyone with 1 hp and tripped them out and shit.— ap3x
Any idea on the name of the person? I know quite of people with these hacks, but they wont give them up :p— cheezusrice
My Wife's Attempt at Hacking Facebook
A member's wife swiped Facebook logins from a giveaway thread — just to grab free FarmTown loot
In this short Raging-board post, member neverl3ss recounts how his wife logged into his fkn0wned account, pulled Facebook credentials that had been posted in a public giveaway thread, and took over a stranger's account — mainly to farm FarmTown resources. The victim apparently posted publicly acknowledging he'd been hacked, which the OP found amusing enough to share with screenshots. Replies are lighthearted, joking about CIA/FBI tracking and asking if the wife is attractive, rather than any real concern. It's a small, jokey artifact of the era's casual attitude toward account 'hacking' via leaked info.
she added herself to these hacked account JUST so she could get free farmtown shit— neverl3ss
Maybe your wife works for CIA and you don't know it...like mr and mrs smith. IS your wife hot— Repulse
Raging Wav Pack for HLSS/CS Servers
A hidden stash of rage-inducing sound files for Half-Life/CS servers, gatekept behind the classic 'reply to see it' trick.
A quick file-share thread in the Raging subforum where user Fkn0wnedBiotch dropped a hidden pack of 'raging wav' sound files meant to troll or annoy other players in-game (likely used with HLSS/Half-Life Server tools). The thread is mostly a long chain of low-effort 'thanks/unhide' replies from members racking up posts to unlock the hidden content, peppered with classic era-appropriate lulz-speak. It captures the very casual, meme-heavy, favor-trading culture of the site's PC Gaming and Raging sections circa 2009.
Im a ROFLcer of teh lawl!— Paiin
MUAHAHA i can't wait to use these.— PaynE
Thanks! time to rage some people :)— Prisonerofwar
iraff.ch Defacement Brag Thread
NIX pops another site and drops the screenshot in Raging — 'just looking for a deface'
A short brag thread in the Raging subforum where member NIX shows off having defaced the site iraff.ch, posting a screenshot as proof rather than any explanation of method. A handful of members chime in with quick praise, and the thread ends on a small dose of reality when Unbeliveable notes the site got fixed a few days later. Classic low-effort flex post typical of the forum's Raging section, where members showed off hacks/defacements for clout.
Okay one more. Upped the index didn't fuck em up completely. I'm just looking for a deface.— NIX
ROFL its still there.— Unbeliveable
They fixed it.— Unbeliveable
Me and my wife raged a hacked facebook
One member's Facebook prank spirals into a shocked, laughing 8-reply pile-on in the Raging subforum.
A short thread in the 'Raging' section where user neverl3ss posted a screenshot of a crude, explicit wall post made on someone's hacked Facebook account, framed as a joke by 'him and his wife.' The replies are quick, jokey reactions from other regulars mocking the NSFW content, laughing at the absurdity, and riffing on comments in the screenshot itself. It's a small, typical slice of the forum's 'raging' culture — pranking hacked or compromised social media accounts for laughs and posting the results for the community.
NOW WHERE THE FUCK IS THE NSFW LIKE WTF YOU CANT JUST POST THIS SHIT O_O WARN SOMEONE DAMNNN— Shwager
LMAO that guy who commented "First line" I give him +100000 Reputation for that reply.— SNK
neverl3ss, I'm sure your mama wouldn't approve of this post and it's gonna hurt my little baby sis's eyes, so I'm gonna have to unfriend you— 2PM
How to Hack a Forumotion Forum?
A member wanted a tutorial for nuking someone else's forum — the replies were less helpful than expected
A 2008 thread in the Raging subforum where a member (NIX) asked for a tutorial on compromising a Forumotion-hosted forum to delete or spam its posts. Another member chimed in wanting to target a Club Penguin forum, while more experienced posters noted there were no known public exploits for Forumotion at the time and suggested trying SQL injection. A newer member shared a half-finished attempt at cloning a site's admin panel but admitted being stuck and out of his depth technically.
i want to hack a forumotion forum in means of deleting all of it's posts,filling it up with fkn posts or just simply delete the forum— NIX
Yes, I could use one too, I plan on killing a little Clubpenguin forum.— Hellopayton
I don't think there are any public exploits released right now for forumotion. Sorry.— MillerLite
Hacking Forumotion Forums
Noob asks how to hack forums, gets told to Google it, thread gets locked in four posts flat.
A brand-new member named Soup33 posted a bare-bones request asking the forum to teach him how to hack Forumotion-hosted forums, claiming it 'had been done before a lot.' He was quickly shut down by CandleJack telling him to Google it, while VIP member retsnomlc pushed back a bit defending the value of asking a community directly. A banned user, Junnyerr, dropped by just to suggest the thread be closed, and it promptly was — a classic tiny, low-effort 'Raging' subforum thread that died almost as fast as it started.
I want to hack some gay Forumotion forums. It's been done before a lot. Teach me how please.— Soup33
use google before asking stupid questions— CandleJack
somone should close this— Junnyerr