fkn0wned.com · Security & Hacking
Hacking FAQ (by Kimmi, Fkn0wned staff)
The stickied 'how to hack CS' 101 guide every newbie on the forum got linked to.
A locked, stickied FAQ thread posted by senior moderator Kimmi ('King of Random') walking new members through the basics of getting a Counter-Strike cheat running, from requirements and downloads to launching it in-game. It reads as classic early cheat-scene community scaffolding — the kind of thread every forum in this niche had to stop the same ten questions from flooding General. The tone is dry, instructional, and very 2009, complete with disclaimers that the staff took no responsibility for what people clicked.
Well, because of so much questions on how to do this. I decided to make an FAQ about it.— Kimmi
I take no Responsibility that the links do actually Work, or are clean. Click at those, AT YOUR OWN RISK!— Kimmi
Enjoy owning others with your Hack =D— Kimmi
Anonymous Stresser DDoS Raffle Thread
A giveaway thread for a DDoS-for-hire subscription, buried in the same forum where people vouched for Steam key traders like it was eBay feedback.
This archived Fkn0wned page centers on a raffle-style giveaway for a paid 'stresser' (booter/DDoS) subscription running through March 2013, though the visible posts drift off-topic into unrelated trading and self-promotion. The replies show regular members like Alter/iw and Adri9102 plugging their own trader threads and shops (Steam/Origin/Xbox key trading, click-for-cash link services) rather than discussing the stresser itself. Adri9102's post is stacked with a long string of community vouches, a common trust-building ritual on these old cheat/trading forums. It captures the loose, ad-hoc culture of the site: security/hacking talk, gray-market trading, and community reputation systems all tangled together in one thread.
vouch,i bought portal gift— Rojov
Although he can't type English very well, I managed to make a successful trade with this dude. Vouch for you.— XpertBoss
BIG VOUCH for him!! I went first, all went smooth— DeathTheKido
Leaked Steam Cracking Guide (2011) — content lost to archive gap
A 2011 'leaked' guide thread that survives only as a title now — the actual content is long gone.
This archived page is essentially just the site shell for Fkn0wned Forum — nav menus, the cheat/hacks database categories (CS 1.6, CS:S, COD4, MW2, Black Ops, etc.), and forum section links like Security & Hacking and Leechers Galore. The thread itself, titled as a 'leaked' Steam cracking guide from 2011, has no surviving body text in this capture, only its title pointing to what was once posted in the Security & Hacking area. It's a good snapshot of the site's structure and the kind of warez/cracking content that category hosted, even though the actual post is lost to the archive gap.
Proxies/Socks
The old proxy/socks swap thread — where fkn0wned kept its traffic (and its schemes) a little more anonymous.
A thread from the Security & Hacking section of fkn0wned where members shared and discussed proxies and SOCKS connections, likely for anonymizing traffic tied to cheating, warez, or other 'security' activities common to the scene. The archived page mostly preserved forum navigation and category structure rather than deep discussion content. It reflects the utilitarian, tool-sharing culture typical of early-2010s cheat/hacking forums.
PredatorPain Logger v5.0 release thread
A one-word 'ty' and 'thx' — the whole thread survives as two polite echoes in an empty room.
This was a Security & Hacking section thread on Fkn0wned centered on a tool called 'PredatorPain Logger v5.0', part of the site's broader cheat/hack database culture. The archived fragment only preserves the tail end of the thread — two brief, low-effort replies of gratitude from members, typical of the terse 'thanks' posts common in tool-release threads on forums like this. No real drama or discussion survives in this snippet, just the ordinary background hum of a leech-and-thank cheat community going about its day.
ty— jerry
thx— guilhermebm
Daily SOCKS Proxy Spam Thread
536 posts of pure bot-checked IP:port spam that the owner tried (and mostly failed) to tame into something readable
A single vendor account, 'dichvusocks.us,' repeatedly dumped massive lists of checked SOCKS proxies (IP, port, latency, location, blacklist status) advertising a paid proxy-selling site, paid via PerfectMoney, Bitcoin, WebMoney, and BTC-E. The thread ran for hundreds of posts as the same daily 'update' format got reposted over and over. Forum owner TuxifieD stepped in to needle the poster for hiding their site's URL and to lay down ground rules for how the ads could be formatted, treating it as tolerated but low-effort spam. It's a classic snapshot of the era's proxy/socks-reselling hustle that infested cheat and hacking forums.
Could you post your sites address morr? Lol.— TuxifieD
ill allow you to continue posting these if you post them in an easier copy paste method... Otherwise your url will be removed shortly.— TuxifieD
Hall Of Shame
Deface something, slap an fkn0wned ad on it, and maybe earn a spot on the 'rage team' — welcome to the Hall of Shame.
This is the index page for the 'Hall Of Shame' sub-board under the Security & Hacking category, where members were invited to post their website/social media defacements for recognition. The rules required any defacement to include an advertisement for fkn0wned, tying the board's activity back to forum promotion. Top contributors were promised prizes and a possible invite to an associated 'rage team'. The board itself is nearly empty, containing just one rules thread by TuxifieD.
Post your defacements of websites/facebooks/twitters/youtube accounts anything that you want to deface!! Show it off here.
You must have an advertisement to fkn0wned in the defacement!!
Server and Website Hacking (Security & Hacking board)
The Security & Hacking subforum where fkn0wned's tinkerers swapped notes on breaking into servers and sites
This page is essentially the forum's navigation shell for the 'Security & Hacking' section of fkn0wned, sitting alongside categories like General, Gaming Market, Leechers Galore, and the infamous Red Light District warez board. No actual thread content or posts came through—just the site structure showing this was one of the more edgy, rules-skirting corners of the community. The presence of a VIP subscription tier and a cheat/hack database for games like CS 1.6 and CoD hints at the forum's dual identity as both a game-cheating hub and a broader 'scene' hangout.