fkn0wned archive

DayZ / ArmA 2:OA Key Stealer Marketplace Listing

The post that promised anyone could run their own game-key racket overnight.

A listing in the Top Sellers District marketplace section advertising a tool marketed as a 'DayZ Stealer' and 'ArmA 2:OA Key Stealer,' pitched to members as a way to start their own key-selling operation. It sits among the site's broader ecosystem of cheat databases and market threads, reflecting the forum's heavy focus on game key trading and gray-market software sales typical of the early-2010s DayZ/ArmA mod boom.

POE Stealer v4.0 listing

A 2013 malware sales post reduced to two guys bumping the thread and gushing over their forum signatures.

This was a sales listing in the Top Sellers District for 'POE Stealer v4.0,' advertised as an advanced info-stealing tool. The surviving fragment shows little of the actual pitch, just a database admin approving something ('Yes please. Done') and thanking members, followed by a known spammer bumping the thread. It captures the casual, transactional tone of the forum's cheat/malware marketplace and the camaraderie between regulars over things like custom signatures.

Yes please. Done— Mugen

Bump— Johnny Walker

Thank you Florikita for this awesome sig— Johnny Walker

Silent Emailer spam tool sale thread

A shady 'send anonymous emails, no spam box' tool for sale, complete with a member begging for a vouch

This was a Top Sellers District listing for a paid tool called 'Silent Emailer,' pitched as a cheap way to send anonymous emails that landed in the inbox rather than spam folders. The visible exchange is small but classic marketplace-forum flavor: a newer member asks for a vouch to confirm the seller's legitimacy, and the seller (a since-banned 'Pro Spammer' ranked user from Portugal) replies that all his vouch copies were already given out, directing the buyer to PM him instead. It captures the low-key hustle culture of the site's sales subforum, where reputation and vouches mattered more than any real accountability.

Could I get a vouch ?— Lulzsec

Already give all vouch copies buddy, but pm me If you are interested in buy.— Johnny Walker

deathcorenoise's Steam/Origin Store (CLOSED)

A seller's Steam/Origin shop thread, six pages deep, now shuttered forever.

This was a vendor thread in the Top Sellers District where a member known as deathcorenoise ran an ongoing storefront for Steam/Origin-related goods, with buyers replying across multiple pages. By the time this archived page was captured the store was marked closed, leaving the thread as a relic of the site's old market activity. The surrounding forum structure shows the classic fkn0wned layout: cheat databases for old-school shooters, a general section, and market/security subforums typical of the era's gaming and cheat-scene communities.

DJPanda's and Exorcist Store (Vendor Thread)

A trusted seller's shop thread rolls on, page 3 of customer chatter and vouches

This was a running sales thread in the 'Top Sellers District' market subforum, hosted by two members going by DJPanda and Exorcist, who apparently ran some kind of storefront offering cheats/services to the community. By page 3 the thread had accumulated enough replies to split across multiple pages, typical of a well-trafficked vendor thread where buyers would post feedback, ask questions, or bump the listing. No major drama is captured on this page beyond the ordinary rhythm of a marketplace thread.

Cheap Low-Digit VAC-Banned Steam Accounts (CS1.6/CSS/CSGO/MW2)

Back when VAC-banned low-digit Steam accounts were apparently a hot commodity on fkn0wned's market district.

This was a sales listing thread in the Top Sellers District, part of fkn0wned's Market Place section, advertising low-digit Steam accounts that had VAC bans, covering games like CS1.6, CSS, CS:GO, and MW2. It reflects the site's broader identity as a cheat/hack community with its own database of game-specific hacks and a marketplace for account trading. The surrounding forum structure shows a fairly organized setup with dedicated categories for cheats, security, and general chat alongside the commerce boards.

Fopje's HC Stealer Setup Guide (tail-end thread)

The final page of a seller's info-stealer guide thread — mostly just the tail end of buyers checking in.

This was the last page of a thread in the Top Sellers District where a vendor known as Fopje advertised an ebook/guide on setting up a 'HC stealer,' a type of credential/info-stealing malware common in the cheat-and-hacking corners of early-2010s forums like Fkn0wned. By page 5 the thread had run its course, likely trailing off into replies, bumps, or feedback from people who'd purchased the guide. As with most Top Sellers District threads, it reflects the marketplace side of the forum where members bought and sold tools, guides, and services rather than just chatting.

MULTIFORCE CRACKING TOOL — STEAM, ORIGIN, NETFLIX & MORE

A multi-platform cracking tool thread, buried in the Top Sellers District — but all that survived was a one-word reply.

This thread lived in the 'Top Sellers District' area of Fkn0wned and was advertising a tool claiming to crack/check accounts across Steam, Origin, Netflix and other services — typical of the account-checker/cracking-tool trade threads common on cheat-scene forums of the era. The only visible surviving reply is from forum regular Panda, a VIP member with thousands of posts and a signature touting GFX (graphic design) crew credits. The bulk of the original thread content and any tool details are gone, leaving just chrome and a single low-effort reply as the archival trace.

yolo— Panda

The best GFX Crew member ever.— Panda