The Cheat Scene
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"VAC2 Proof" Private Multihack for CS 1.6 — the classic PM-me-for-the-link post
New guy shows up claiming a 'VAC2 proof' 1.6 hack, then gatekeeps the download behind a PM — staff immediately side-eyes it
A brand-new member (2 posts, joined the day of posting) announced their 'first beta' of a Counter-Strike 1.6 multihack, described as coded in Delphi with wallhack and aimbot features, claiming it was undetected by VAC2. Rather than posting a link, they asked people to PM them for it — a classic red-flag move on cheat forums of that era, often associated with scams, malware bundling, or self-promotion stunts. A staff member (Sonikk) replied immediately, though the response itself isn't preserved here. The thread is a small time-capsule of the mid-2000s CS 1.6 cheat-sharing culture on Fkn0wned.
Ok, this is my first 1.6 hack, its 100% Vac2 proof.— mewpor
Pm me,You'll get the link !— mewpor
Mani RCON Takeover Script Locked Over Sharecash Link
One post, one sharecash link, one instant lock — classic Fkn0wned efficiency.
In the Scripts/Tools section under Counter-Strike: Source, member Terry KIM posted a Mani RCON 'takeover' script, framing it as a legit leak he didn't want spread too far, with the caveat that it wouldn't work against servers with strong RCON security. The thread died almost immediately when moderator PopTart locked it, citing the forum's blanket disdain for sharecash-locked download links. A short, unremarkable exchange overall, but a small time-capsule of how CS:S server-admin exploit scripts and shady link-lockers circulated (and got shut down) on the site.
Yes, it's LEGIT. I'm leaking this, please do not re-release this as I don't want this to be too out of control.— Terry KIM
This topic has been closed by a moderator(me). Reason: " NOBODY likes sharecash "— PopTart
Scout/Awp/Normal Fire Auto-Switch Script by SNK
SNK, the site's own super-moderator, drops a CS:S weapon-switch script — classic reply-to-unlock bait.
A short utility thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools section where forum staffer SNK posted a config script for auto-switching between scoped and normal fire modes on the Scout/AWP. The post follows the era's standard 'hidden content' format, locking the actual script behind a forced reply to farm post counts and engagement. It's a small, functional entry typical of the CS:S scripting culture that filled these gaming forums in the late-2000s/early-2010s.
Hit "H" once to turn on -Zooms in, auto switch to prev slot then back— SNK
You'll be able to see the hidden content once you reply to this topic.
RuneScape Account Auction: Level 61 'Mage Mackan' for FkN Points
A banned OG member auctions off a level 61 RuneScape account for forum points — peak 2007 internet economy.
A short-lived auction thread in Gametration.com's Auctions subforum, posted by long-time member 'Shifty' (member #6, tagged as Banned by the time of archiving) offering a RuneScape account for sale, priced in the site's internal 'FkN points' currency rather than real money. The post is casual and unsure of its own details, guessing the account's level from a screenshot rather than stating it with confidence. It's a small, quiet relic of the site's internal barter economy, sitting alongside its cheat database and forum categories for CS 1.6/Source, consoles, and trading.
It's level 61 I think. I'm not a Runescape guy, you tell me buy lookin at the screenshot.— Shifty
Cost: Starting at 500 FkN points, good luck.— Shifty
Looking for a WoW rager/hacker
A 14-year-old bragged about a job to the wrong guy, and the internet's revenge squad assembled on a WoW account
A member calling himself 1337hax posted in Raging and Advertising > Other Games asking for help getting revenge on a teenage WoW player ('cowbearcat' on StormRage EU) who'd been bragging after a friend helped him land a job. A Supervisor, mr.N0Nam3, volunteered to take the account, while another member suggested keylogging to wipe the target's characters and items instead. The thread is a small snapshot of the forum's casual 'rage and advertising' culture, where petty personal grudges routinely spilled over into requests for account theft and harassment.
give me an account, and ill rape him, ill steal his acocunt an give it to you— mr.N0Nam3
Keylogg him and delete his characters and items.— lol
Nexon Auto-Login Tool
A 'login skipper' for Nexon games drops in — and gets called out as sketchy within a week
A member posted a small downloadable tool claiming to auto-login to Nexon-published games like Combat Arms, MapleStory, Sugar Rush, and Mabinogi, bypassing the login screen after entering credentials. A skeptical reply pointed out inconsistencies between the filename linked in the VirusTotal scan and the actual file on MediaFire, plus odd technical details about the executable, casting doubt on its legitimacy. The thread is short but a good snapshot of the era's casual trade in sketchy 'tools' and the community's own built-in skepticism toward them.
Really, you're dumb man. The link of virustotal u gave us, the file is called Nexon_Login.exe While the file on mediafire is called Nexon-Login.exe— jorniman
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!— jorniman
Steal Steam Accounts Tool exposed as a self-own scam
A 2009 'Steam account stealer' upload that got called out as a useless self-own tool within minutes
In March 2009, member blueyez posted a downloadable tool ('steamup.exe') claiming it could grab Steam account credentials, framing it as something to use on internet cafe PCs or a friend's computer rather than remotely. Ment0r quickly pushed back, testing it and reporting that it just forwarded whatever details were typed into it back to blueyez, calling it 'MOST useless tool on the planet' after accidentally sending his own disabled account. The thread was moved into Rebel Gaming by staff, then devolved into dozens of low-effort 'unhide'/'ty'/'hmm' replies from members just farming the hidden download link. Mildly notable as a snapshot of the era's casual account-theft tool culture and forum download-unlock etiquette rather than for any real drama.
MOST useless tool on the planet. It puts your steam details in the text boxes and sends the details to the people. Fail cause I just sent them my disabled account.— Ment0r
i say that ! anti virus find it as mall ware. not real virus AND IS NOT A KEY LOGGER— blueyez
Steam Client Update Warning [German Thread]
A Steam patch dropped in 2007 and one German cheat dealer told everyone to chill out for a second
A short German-language thread in the 'Deutsche Hacks' subforum where user albert90 gave a heads-up that Steam had pushed a VAC-related client update on October 4-5, 2007, warning fellow members to be careful with their accounts. He posted the official Steam patch notes (storefront fixes, server browser filter bug, overlay rendering issue, etc.) as backup. Another member, flatschGER, brushed off the concern, claiming his cheat setup was unaffected. A low-key, practical exchange typical of the era's constant cat-and-mouse between Steam updates and cheat users.
ich cheate nimmer aber eure acc's liegen mir am herzen... heute hat es ein steam-vac(?)update gegeben... ALSO AUFPASSEN!!!— albert90
mir schnuppe ^^ ich benutze material xD— flatschGER
5-Digit CAL-i / CEVO-P Steam Account Auction
A rare 5-digit CAL Steam ID with league proof went up for bid — and the thread ended in a spam meltdown.
In this 2008 Trading section auction, user u5Shadow put a 5-digit CAL-i and CEVO-P Steam account up for bidding, touting its old-school Counter-Strike league history (with named CAL teams) as proof of legitimacy and offering to demonstrate it in-game. A handful of regulars traded small bids upward from $1 to $60 over about seven weeks, with some joking commentary along the way. The thread eventually derailed when one member flooded it with repeated slurs and copy-pasted garbage text, a jarring but unfortunately typical example of the era's edgy/toxic forum culture.
does the number include oral sex? lol— RecoileZ
how long does this auction last?— ohsnap999
World of Pwnage: CS Guide Thread
A nine-page Counter-Strike guide thread that just kept getting bumped with 'thanks'
This was a long-running tutorial thread in Fkn0wned.com's Red Light District, sharing a guide titled 'World of Pwnage' for Counter-Strike. By the time this final page was archived it had stretched to nine pages, mostly filled with short replies from members confirming the download worked and thanking the poster. It's a small but telling snapshot of the site's tutorials section, where cheat and guide links got passed around and kept alive by grateful low-effort bumps.
thanks i needed that!— Weealex14
Thanks— Flare124
sXe Injected anti-cheat headache (Iran servers, 2007)
A player stuck on Iranian CS 1.6 servers asks how to beat sXe Injected — and gets told, basically, tough luck.
A short 2007 support thread where a member from Iran explains that local Counter-Strike 1.6 servers force players to run the sXe Injected anti-cheat, which blocks any cheat from loading and auto-updates constantly. Another member suggests searching for a workaround, but a third poster (with hands-on experience) says it's effectively unbeatable since it freezes other applications for a few seconds before letting CS run. The thread ends on a resigned note, acknowledging defeat against that particular anti-cheat.
the problem is that it really works, it autoupdates everytime we execute it, and its practically imposible to pass— koison
if its impossible then its impossible— completeidiot
GameGuard Bypass Thread for MapleStory [OUTDATED]
A brand-new one-post noob drops a GameGuard workaround — and gets instantly side-eyed by the regulars
In April 2007, a first-time poster on the Maple Story subforum shared a temporary workaround for a new GameGuard (Nexon/Wizet's anti-cheat) revision that had broken existing UCEs (universal cheat engines/clients). The post was immediately met with suspicion from veteran members over the classic 'never trust a one-post wonder' forum instinct, prompting the OP to defend its legitimacy by pointing to a virus-scan service. A known Maple Story-focused member with the self-styled title 'MS Hacking God' vouched for it as safe and already circulating elsewhere, while staff and other regulars looked on. It's a small, dated snapshot of the constant cat-and-mouse between Nexon's anti-cheat updates and the cheat-tool community.
never trust one post wonder— Hypaciax
its safe. Ive seen it posted many other places and it werks.— -Still Life-
BTW: Favorite MapleStory Hack Poll
A 2007 poll asking Maple Story cheaters to pick their weapon of choice — packet editing wins the begging contest.
A simple poll thread in the Maple Story sub-forum asking members to vote for their favorite hack, with options like Godmode, Dupe Vac, Super Tubi, and Packet Edit. Only a handful of votes came in, with 'All of them' and 'Packet Edit' pulling the most support. The real content is in the replies, where voodoo91 openly begs for someone to explain packet editing to them, capturing the casual noob-asks-for-forbidden-knowledge energy typical of these boards.
BTW who posted packet editing????How Does that work and can u show me how (i'll call u jesus!!)?— voodoo91
All of em— Pinoy Ninja
MapleStory 'Akuma Engine' CRC Check Won't Work
A 2007 MapleStory hack support thread where everyone just ends up getting banned or crashing their PC
A member using the 'Akuma Engine' MapleStory hack tool reports the CRC bypass check freezing and not working. Several other users chime in with the same or worse problems — connection errors, instant bans for 'hack detected', and even game/computer crashes. Self-proclaimed local expert -Still Life- (billed in their title as an 'MS Hacking God') offers a couple of quick troubleshooting notes about 64-bit systems and patch requirements, but the thread ends inconclusively with one user simply giving up on MapleStory hacks altogether.
if you run a 64bit then it wont werk.— -Still Life-
lol wont use any hacks in ms anymore cus it crashes my comp— kimpa60
MapleStory Locked Out After Failed 8-Bit Hack
A busted MapleStory hack bricks the game — and a little forum beef breaks out over who's even allowed to give advice.
A member locked themselves out of MapleStory after a hack attempt triggered a fake/misfired 'hacking detected' shutdown message, and reinstalling didn't fix it. Another user chimes in with the same problem, prompting some back-and-forth theorizing about detection versus patching. Self-proclaimed MapleStory regular '-Still Life-' steps in with a fix involving clearing GameGuard-related files and letting the game re-patch clean, while also taking a jab at a banned member for posting in the Maple section without knowing the game.
hacks dont get detected for maple they get patched.— -Still Life-
demented why do you even post in the maple section, you dont know shit about shit.— -Still Life-
No-Ban Battlefield 2 Server Ad
A member advertises his own 'no bans for hackers' Battlefield 2 server — and gets side-eyed by staff for it.
In the Battlefield: 2 subforum, member LoG1c posted an ad for his self-funded 32-slot Karkand server, openly billing it as a place where hackers wouldn't get banned. Staff member Peski-Ruski responded with dry skepticism, questioning why LoG1c would pay to run a server with that policy. The thread is short and low-drama, but a small snapshot of the era's laissez-faire attitude toward cheating on public game servers. LoG1c's account is also flagged elsewhere on the page as later banned.
Its a normal server, Ranked 32 slot Karkand High points, but we dont ban hackers, join us today— LoG1c
And you pay....? Thanks for the advice anyways.— Peski-Ruski
[REQ] Team Fortress 2 — Requests, Nov 2007
Fresh off Steam release, a member begs for a way to get TF2 for free — gets a reality check about VAC instead.
A brand-new Team Fortress 2 (released just weeks earlier in October 2007) gets requested in the Red Light District's Requests board. Other members quickly point out the practical problem: TF2 was tied to Steam, which at the time was considered essentially uncrackable, sparking a short back-and-forth about standalone versions and VAC bans. The thread fizzles out with a member linking over to the dedicated Team Fortress 2 subforum instead, where an actual copy/solution apparently existed. A tidy little snapshot of the era when Steam-only titles were still a novelty and a headache for the warez crowd.
I really dont see how this is goign to happen because this game is on steam (which cant be hacked now) unless there is a cracked version out there...— Dr.Lol
You do realise you won't be able to play on VAC secured servers?— bobbafett07
The Scoop on MS Hacking
A mod begs the MapleStory forum to stop nagging Jaska for hacks — his own site was 'coming soon'
A short announcement post in the Maple Story subforum asking members to stop spamming demands for hacks and tutorials aimed at the member Jaska, who was reportedly preparing his own dedicated site for MapleStory hacking content. The poster, Gospel, frames it as damage control to avoid Jaska getting frustrated and causing tension between them on Xfire. It's a small slice of the community-management side of the forum's cheat-scene culture rather than a technical thread itself.
Jaska is creating his own web page very soon dedicated to MS hacking, tutorials etc.— Gospel
stop posting threads and topics about "WTF NUB WHEN U MEAK HAX 4 ME PLIX?"— Gospel
A Working UCE for GMS 1007
Yosh drops a leaked Cheat Engine config for MapleStory — and gets instantly clowned by the board's self-declared 'MS Hacking God'.
In the Maple Story subforum, member YoshMitSu posted a shared configuration file (credited to someone called DarkByte) for use with a memory-editing tool, aimed at the game's 1007 client version. The post was framed as a favor to 'leechers' rather than a personal release. It drew a dismissive reply from -Still Life-, a heavily-posted regular billing themselves as the board's MapleStory hacking authority, who called it 'shitty' and teased an upcoming release of their own, while a couple of low-post newcomers just dropped quick thanks.
For all you nubs who wanted it here it is. Im not releasing any shit thats mine or private.— YoshMitSu
shitty UCE. im uploading a good one soon rofl. stop posting shitty hacks yosh!!— -Still Life-
Source Industries Subscription Scam Complaint
Paid for a cheat subscription, got nothing, and couldn't even get a reply — a tiny thread that says a lot about buying hacks from randoms on the internet.
A member named gjglen paid for a subscription on Source Industries (a site selling CS 1.6/CS:S/BF2/BF2142 hacks) and never got access, then couldn't get any response from the site's admins despite multiple emails and a forum post asking fkn0wned members for help. Fellow member laptops pointed him toward the SI owner's profile (handle 'tuxified') to try a direct PM, but gjglen reported that hadn't worked either. A classic slice of the cheat-scene customer-support chaos of the era, posted in the Rants and Raves board with the thread trailing off mid-conversation as a moderator, Shifty., steps in.
he has time to update a blog but not check his meesages— gjglen
PM SI owner: name: tuxified.— laptops
CSS Reduced Recoil Scripting Thread
An AutoHotKey recoil-reduction script that ran eight pages deep on Fkn0wned's CS:S scripting board
Started by member FourTwenty420 in March 2008, this Scripting subforum thread shared AutoHotKey (.ahk) scripts claiming to reduce recoil in Counter-Strike: Source for 'legit play.' The thread ran for eight pages into June 2008, with a steady stream of new and low-post-count members chiming in with quick thanks, one-word approval, or requests to 'unhide' the download link. It's a typical example of the site's scripting-and-downloads culture: low signal, high volume, and full of noobs bumping an old thread just to get the file.
unhide pls. tia!— tamwang
sounds awesome!— earphonebum
Wraith LiTe v1.1 - CS:S Scripting Release
A 2007 CS:S config script drops, complete with a panic key and a spin feature — and the mods actually approved of it.
A member named TactiCs_n0skill posted a beta release of their 'Wraith LiTe' script for Counter-Strike: Source, listing features like anti-aim, auto-crouch/spin combos, a panic key, sound cues, and a speed boost bind. It's a typical late-2000s CS:S scripting-scene release thread, crediting a scripter named 'Inferno' and linking an external 4shared download. The reply chain is short and mellow — a couple of respected forum regulars (including a Super Moderator) drop quick approval and thanks, no drama, just routine community upkeep in the Scripting subforum.
Good work— DCLXVI
Thx for sharing— rnie
Leaked Multiscript thread (page 24): a snapshot of CSS scripting culture's bump-fest norm
24 pages deep, still nothing but 'thx bro' — the classic anatomy of a leaked script thread.
This is the tail end of a massive 24-page thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Scripting subforum, built around a shared 'leaked multiscript' file. By page 24 the original content is long buried, and the visible posts are just a string of low-effort members (mostly 'Noob' rank, low post counts) dropping quick thank-yous after grabbing the download. It's a good snapshot of forum culture at the time: a popular leak thread that ballooned into a low-signal bump-fest of gratitude replies from newer members.
thx a lot bro— jorg120
I'll take a peak, thank you very much.— Sakure
Frag Cup 1 Wraps Up: e2k vs Intellect
Two squads went to war over the B flag, and the fkn0wned crowd is still talking about it.
A short thread on the Fkn0wned forum's Console Gaming (Call of Duty 4 / MW2) section recapping the conclusion of 'Frag Cup 1,' a community tournament. Poster deX- praised a standout match between teams e2k and Intellect, calling it one of the best games he'd seen, with the B point contested nearly the whole round. A couple of members chimed in agreeing it was a great, close match, with one noting the heavy use of the Blast Shield perk.
e2k Beat intellect in one of the best games i have seen. B wasn't capped for the longest time, just gawd.— deX-
They were both fighting for B the whole match. If one captured it at the start it was basically a win and it was a good game.— vermiLLion
Source Rcon Takeover (link removed by mod)
A CS:S 'rcon takeover' tool thread that got instantly gutted by a mod — the download link was pulled minutes after posting.
A member called deadlyruler started a thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools subforum sharing something billed as a 'Source Rcon Takeover' tool, but the original link was stripped by admin ap3x almost immediately. The only surviving content is a huge wall of garbled placeholder-looking text attributed to the tool's DLL contents, followed by a note that the thread was locked. It's a small, murky artifact typical of the era's cheat/tool-sharing culture, where server-takeover and rcon-exploit tools circulated until admins or hosts intervened.
link removed by ap3x— deadlyruler
Contents of TakeOver.dll : Spoiler— ap3x
Best Private CS:S Hack? A Cheat-Shopping Thread Full of Vendor Skepticism
A CS:S player shops around for an undetected private cheat — and gets a masterclass in scene skepticism instead.
In this CS:S discussion thread from late 2009 into early 2010, user wax asks fellow members to recommend a private ESP or map hack for league play (CEVO/ESEA), noting he'd already bought one from a known cheat-selling site and heard it might be flagged. Replies range from a plug for fkn0wned's own VIP offering, to name-dropping other private cheats circulating at the time, to a memorably cynical jab about trusting a seller's own claims that their product is undetected. It's a low-key but characteristic slice of the era's 'cheat scene' culture: casual cheat-shopping treated like comparing gear, laced with community in-jokes and distrust of vendors.
just buy vip here at fkn0wned lol xD— Yunyun
Ask the guy that made the hack and is selling it if it's detected. He would lie just like P*— ckgx
Selling a Level 70 Orc Hunter WoW Account, Full Tier 5
A guildless T5 Orc Hunter named 'ManChild' up for grabs — PayPal, RS2 gold, or a Steam trade accepted
A user called Purplecowz posted in the Other Trades subforum offering to sell a Level 70 Orc Hunter World of Warcraft account, boasting full Tier 5 gear, an epic flying mount, and strong PvP credentials. No fixed price was set — offers were invited via PayPal, RuneScape 2 gold, Steam trades, or other account swaps, with contact also open through MSN and email. It's a small snapshot of the old-school cross-game item/account trading culture that flourished on gaming forums like Fkn0wned before stricter TOS enforcement and platform lockdowns made this kind of trading rarer.
Level 70 Orc Hunter 'ManChild' - Full Tier 5 - 5000g+ - Epic Flying Mount - 100% Epic Gear - Great Pvp.— Purplecowz
Well.. Yeah, not so much to say... Don't really care for a price, would like an offer— Purplecowz
[FkN] My 12th Rage
Twelve rage videos deep, this poster finally learned to keep it short — team-flashing, voice annoys, and salty kids included.
A veteran poster in the Counter-Strike Rages subforum shares his 12th 'rage' clip (a compilation of trolling/annoying other players in-game), noting his earlier rages were long-winded so he trimmed this one down. This one involved team flashing and voice annoys, screenshotted and hosted via ImageShack. The replies are short, approving comments from regulars calling the victims 'little kids' and praising the rage, typical of the raging-and-advertising culture on the board.
I think they where all 8 year olds— banak
Love the ending comments, good rage.— Arcade
Admin Hack
One guy just wants to know if you can hack your way into admin — cue the '99% scammer' warning
A CS:S regular named anthrax_hax asks whether any hack exists to grant server admin through Mani-Admin or similar plugins. Other members chime in with theories — old rcon exploits, a hack called 'coconut/cocc0nut', and patched exploits — while one poster recalls witnessing a griefer with mysterious admin-like powers on a server a year prior. The thread ends on a cynical, very fkn0wned note: the real way people got admin was by scamming server admins out of their passwords.
I always wondered, are there ANY hacks that can get you admin on Mani or another type of admin management system?— anthrax_hax
*All I do is scam the admins into giving me the pass >:).— -Darkness-
Almost Completed Fkn0wned Public
A member previews his in-progress CS:S public cheat, screenshots and all — de_dust2 test runs included.
User Saintscrumpy posted a set of screenshots showing off a nearly-finished public cheat for Counter-Strike: Source, asking the community for approval before releasing it. Replies were mostly quick, positive one-liners from other members hyped to try it, with one person joking that CS:S was too easy to even need a hack. A pretty typical 'look what I'm making' showcase thread from the site's cheat-development scene.
Just thought I would help out the community and show you what I have so far and let the people approve it and let me post it— Saintscrumpy
Looks gud but css to easy no need to hack on— Christobell
VAC2 Anti-Ban / Corrupt SteamID Thread
A banned founder points everyone to the real thread on beating VAC2 bans.
A short, sparse thread in the CS:S 'VAC Proof Releases' subforum where user Jube, self-titled 'Official SteamID Fucker' and 'Founder of Awesomness,' posted about a VAC2 anti-ban / corrupt SteamID method. Both of his posts mainly redirect readers to another thread on the same forum rather than containing real content here. Notable mainly for Jube's flamboyant titles and the fact that his account was already marked Banned at the time of posting — a bit of irony baked into a thread about ban evasion.
Official SteamID Fucker— Jube
Founder of Awesomness!— Jube
Steam Profile Phishing Workarounds After 2007 Client Update
A 2007 Steam Community update broke the phishing game overnight — the thread scrambling to adapt
A member named Afreak raised concerns that a Steam client update in September 2007 let people view profile info without handing over login credentials, undercutting a common social-engineering trick of the era. The thread devolved into a casual back-and-forth of workarounds — private profiles, fake 'Steam employee' avatars, impersonation icons — treated as a lighthearted problem-solving exercise rather than anything serious. thesource bragged about fooling the same person twice using a doctored avatar image. Low-effort, short replies typical of the board's throwaway tech-support threads.
lol i tricked a guy twice in a row by making my avatar this 1— thesource
I think it would be easier, just add the steam icon to your profile... and be part of the steam employees group— bdww00
Steam Account Offered in Trade for a Private HL2 Hack
One member offered up his whole Steam account just to get a custom aimbot/wallhack made to order.
In late 2007, member deathbird posted in The Market Place offering his Steam account as payment to anyone willing to build him a private cheat for the Half-Life 2 engine, specifically for CS 1.6. He wanted an aimbot and wallhack combo with a 'go legit' toggle key, referencing a known public hack ('ballin's hack') as his benchmark for style. A couple of other members, including banned regulars jacal and Killer-k, poked in to ask what features he actually wanted, but the thread trails off without a clear deal being struck.
I really enjoy ballin's hack right now, well the fact that I can press a key to go legit, so I can turn on the wall, watch, then turn it right bk off so i look more legit.— deathbird
what do you want in the hack aimbot?? wallhack?? spin what??— jacal
Fkn0wned.css h00k Settings & Menu Help (Deutsche Hacks)
German CS:S cheaters trade config tips and the classic 'switch your keyboard to English' menu fix.
A German-speaking member asks for help configuring the Fkn0wned CS:S hook, wanting to know how to disable the aimbot and find 'safer' settings to avoid detection. Another member replies explaining basic config file edits and dismisses ban paranoia, claiming only VAC itself can ban players. A third poster shares an oddball workaround for a broken in-game menu: switching the OS keyboard layout to English, at the cost of scrambled key bindings. Very of-its-era 'Deutsche Hacks' board vibe — casual, all lowercase excitement, emoticons, and total nonchalance about cheating.
niemand auf der welt kann dich auf irgendeine art und weise bannen (kein spieler in css!!)— Swissheadhunt {*CH}
dann waehlst du englische TASTATUR AUS!!!! dann funzt. das menu!!!!!— frederik03121990
CS:S Flashbang Suppression Script Request (Deutsche Hacks)
A lone German noob begs for a flashbang-nullifying CS:S script — and gets told the board's basically a ghost town.
A new member, VoLLtiii, asks in the German-language 'Deutsche Hacks' subforum whether a .cfg script exists to suppress the flashbang (and ideally smoke) effect in Counter-Strike: Source. Regulars albert90 and washingtonpayne engage but can't offer a working script, only pointing toward unrelated 'material' hacks and FPSBanana sprite tweaks. The thread ends on a candid, slightly melancholy note from washingtonpayne admitting the section has gone quiet and that he and albert90 are about the only ones still checking it.
Das Ding is....das Forum hier is n bissl tot.... glaube die Einzigen, die Du hier noch ab und zu treffen wirst, sind albert und ich— washingtonpayne
Das Script sollte sobald es geladen ist, den Flashbang Effekt unterdrcken.— VoLLtiii
DoD:S Cheats [Vac proof]
A German member begs for a Day of Defeat: Source cheat — gets pointed to a CS:S hack instead, and someone casually brags about hijacking a Steam account with 19 games
In the German-language 'Deutsche Hacks' corner of Fkn0wned, member aKari asks for a working DoD:S multihack after his usual source (darkcheats) went down. Other members (strang0r, flatschGER) chime in claiming CS:S cheats also work on DoD:S, with flatschGER walking through vague settings tweaks for keeping it subtle. Months later the thread gets bumped when someone asks if the linked hack is still VAC proof — it isn't, it's long detected — and the exchange trails off with 1K Club member anarchie65 casually boasting about stealing a Steam account with 19 games, treated as a minor aside.
der hack ist schon lange detected .. vergiss es ^^ such dir nen css hack ^^— flatschGER
ich hab heute nen steam account mit 19 games gehackt lol! bin überglücklich eheh— anarchie65
Willing to trade for a vent sever =D
A guy offers free dedicated CS:S server slots if someone chips in a Ventrilo server — one reply later, another member casually brags about jacking someone's TeamSpeak login and email instead.
In this Other Trades post, member fatsanta (running a CS:S clan off his own dedicated server in Dallas) offers to host game server slots for anyone willing to pay for and share full admin access to a Ventrilo server. The only reply comes from thesource, who instead offers a compromised TeamSpeak server (with stolen admin login and the owner's email) as his contribution. The thread is short, casual, and typical of the forum's grey-area trading culture where 'trades' sometimes crossed into outright account/server theft treated as a punchline.
well i jacked this kinds ts server with the admin login page and shit like that lol if u want it— thesource
Im asking for this because with me paying off the dedicated sever im alittle broke right now so ya...— fatsanta
Permadown Servers [Working] — CS:S Scripts/Tools
A one-post script thread promising to permanently kill a Counter-Strike: Source server, with a built-in warning that it'll never boot again.
A short, single-post thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools subforum where user darksoul32 shared an rcon-based script claiming to permanently disable ('permadown') a game server, dated December 2009. The poster notes it requires rcon access and warns that the server will not start again after running it, suggesting others modify it since it was posted publicly. It's a small, dry technical post typical of the era's cheat/griefing script sharing culture rather than a discussion thread — no replies followed.
SERVER WILL NOT START AFTER YOU RUN THIS SCRIPT!— darksoul32
I would change what file cuz this is public so do something more creative.— darksoul32
tehMonster CSS Wallhack — Leaked Private Release Flagged VAC2 Detected
A leaked 'private' CSS wallhack gets released to the public — and promptly flagged as VAC2 detected.
A thread in Gametration.com's VAC Detected / Not Working subforum documenting a Counter-Strike: Source cheat called 'tehMonster', posted by member Malware in March 2007. The author claimed it was originally a private release that a friend leaked without permission, so he decided to release it publicly himself. The post includes typical cheat-release scene furniture of the era: feature list, screenshot, credits to other scene figures/groups, and an automated multi-scanner malware check with mixed results. Classic mid-2000s cheat-scene culture: private tools leaking into public release threads, drama over leaks, and community-run detection tracking.
Im releasing my private hack. A friend of mine passed it around when I specifically asked him to keep it to himself.— Malware
Use at your own risk, its not infected I waited to see if it was but no ones reported being infected.— Malware
bi0la PE-G: VAC Detected Thread Devolves into Noob Begging
23 pages deep, and it's still just 'unhide plz' from the noobs.
This tail-end page of a sprawling 23-page thread tracks the community's ongoing verdict on the 'bi0la PE-G' cheat release for CS 1.6, posted in the VAC Detected/Not Working subforum. By January 2008 the thread had devolved into its natural end-state: dozens of low-post-count new members posting one-liners begging to unhide the download links, reporting AVG scans as clean, or complaining about crashes and DLL errors after Steam updates. It's a snapshot of the classic cheat-forum ritual — gatekept downloads, hide/unhide tags, and a constant churn of fresh 'Noob' accounts chasing an aging release.
can sume one plz help me on evry like 50 hacks i downloaded it keeps on telling faild couldnr load dll plzzzzzzzzz sume one help me im begging— korof
Scanned with AVG IT IS CLEAN!— xXJesterXx
[VAC2DETECTED] I Love It 2.5
A once-hyped CS 1.6 multi-hack limps into its 51st page — marked detected, still farmed for 'thanks' posts.
This was a release thread in Gametration/Fkn0wned's VAC Proof Releases section for a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat called 'I Love It 2.5,' originally posted mid-2007 with a full feature list (aimbot, ESP, bunnyhop) and a clean multi-AV scan. By the time of these posts in January-February 2008 the thread had ballooned to 51 pages and was flagged VAC2 Detected, meaning the tool was no longer safe to use, but new members kept bumping it with one-word 'thanks/ty' replies and requests to unhide the download links. It's a good snapshot of the low-effort bump culture around cheat-sharing threads late in their lifecycle, long after the actual hack had been burned.
this awesome hack!— cheatmaster
YAAY FREE FROM VIRUSES:)— oscarposcar
VAC2-Detected 3D Enemy Detector for CS 1.6
A 'VAC2 PROOF' enemy detector for CS 1.6 that turned out to be detected the very next day.
This thread was a cheat release post in Fkn0wned's VAC Proof Releases section, offering a 3D Enemy Detector (OpenGL wallhack-style tool) for Counter-Strike 1.6, complete with a Jotti antivirus scan and download mirrors. True to the board's self-policing nature, the post was flagged and moved into the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, with the thread title updated to show VAC2 flagged the tool as detected just a day after posting. It's a snapshot of the constant cat-and-mouse cycle typical of mid-2000s cheat forums, where 'proof' releases had a short shelf life before Valve's anti-cheat caught up.
VAC Status :: VAC2 Detected as of Saturday 23rd of June 2007 :: 00:02— DCLXVI
AS ALWAYS: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!— DCLXVI
The RCON Backdoor Question (Quick Lock)
Newbie asks for an admin-menu shortcut script — gets a VAC-ban history lesson and a slammed door
A brand-new member ("losgr", joined the day before) asked if there was a script to auto-execute admin commands on Mani Admin/SourceMod Counter-Strike: Source servers. VIP regular FR3QU3NCY answered that such tools existed but are now VAC detected, name-dropping a well-known tool by a member called Backwards that reportedly sold for around $100 before getting flagged. The thread was closed almost immediately by the same VIP acting as moderator, with the classic terse 'Quote /thread' closure notice.
Nope. They are all detected now. Backwards did a really nice one that he sold for a lot, something like $100 which could download and upload files to mani admin and sourcemod servers, but it's vac detected now.— [VIP] FR3QU3NCY
This topic has been closed by a moderator (me) for the following reason: Quote /thread— [VIP] FR3QU3NCY
[WTB] 4-7 Digit With Cevo M+ Proof and Original Email
hawthorne's hunt for a low-digit Steam account with CEVO cred ends in a 'lulwut' and a Bustacap namedrop
A short Buyer's Lounge listing where member hawthorne shopped for a short-digit Steam account (4-7 digits) with CEVO M+ league proof and the original registration email, preferring one tied to CS:S. Nickiller007 razzed him over a typo in his post, and cixxa chimed in offering a 6-digit account with a CS 1.6/HL2 ban that supposedly once belonged to 'Bustacap' from a known pubmaster montage/video. It's a quick, low-drama snapshot of the site's account-trading culture and its overlap with the old competitive CS scene.
i'd like to be a 4, 5, 6, or 7 lulwut— Nickiller007
it belonged to Bustacap from the famous pubmaster movie.— cixxa
Monster Hack: PB-Detected BF2 Cheat Release
A PunkBuster-flagged BF2 cheat release, complete with a virus scan nobody quite trusted
A June 2007 release-board post in the Battlefield 2 section shared 'Monster Hack' by monster64, a nametags-and-no-fog cheat flagged as PunkBuster-detected right in the thread title. The post included a screenshot, keybind info, install steps, and a Jotti antivirus scan showing mostly clean results aside from one heuristic hit on a process patcher. Moderator DCLXVI posted it, and fellow staffer KZA (going by 'blaze.') replied shortly after — a routine slice of the site's hack-sharing culture, openly labeled as already caught by anti-cheat.
Only detected thing is a process patcher, so this is safe to use.— DCLXVI
Use at your own risk!— DCLXVI
Nova's Extra VTF Textures Pack for CS:S Material Wallhacks
The 25-texture add-on pack every mat-wallhack user quietly grabbed and never screenshotted
A 2008 release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Materials section where longtime poster Nova dropped a supplementary pack of 25 VTF texture files meant to be swapped into the game's materials to customize the look of his mat-wallhacks (walls, water/doors, glass, models). The thread ran quietly for almost a year with a steady trickle of 'unhide'/'thanks' replies typical of hidden-content download threads, drawing in regulars, VIPs, and a bunch of low-post-count noobs. Nothing dramatic happened beyond one user noting the original Rapidshare link died by mid-2009 — otherwise it's a textbook example of the forum's download-and-thank culture.
This was requested by a few of you, I figured I'd make a few more if anyone wanted them.— Nova
Rapidshit killed it.— karadhas
Materials Hacks & More
Afteryou drops a custom CS:S material pack — 'FkN_SNACK_PACK' — and the crew debates which texture looks least gay
A 2008 Counter-Strike: Source cosmetics thread where longtime member Afteryou shared a custom materials/skin pack (screens plus a Rapidshare download) for the game's CS:S sub-board. Replies are short and casual: forum regulars rate the screenshots, a smod asks for the thread to be moved to the right subforum, and one member (4Saken) calls out a texture as possibly lifted from someone else's work without credit. Otherwise it's a low-drama, feel-good cosmetic-hack thread typical of the era's file-sharing culture.
2nd one is amazing, dosent look gay or too transparent.— MillerLite
lol the 3rd one is that MY Ice materials or icekoldz original? lol ,give credits to were you got them xD— 4Saken
anarchie65's 5th Rage Video Thread
Anarchie65 drops his fifth voice-annoy rage video and the Counter-Strike Rages crowd crowns him the crew's resident rage whore.
A thread in the Counter-Strike Rages subforum where longtime member anarchie65 posts his fifth self-made 'rage' video (voice-annoying and blocking other players, edited in Windows Movie Maker) for the community to critique. Regulars like laptops, aKari, nerfmagez, and admin Shifty. weigh in with praise, light editing critiques, and jokes about who else in the 'rage crew' actually rages. It's a friendly, low-stakes thread capturing the casual video-sharing culture of the board rather than any real conflict.
Nice dude damn your a rage whore. the only guy who actually rages in the rage crew rofl— Shifty.
Haha im pissing my pants off right now. This is so fucking funny how you blocking these people. You win anarchie— nerfmagez
FIRE UP: Call to Revive CS:S Rage Video Culture
One member's rallying cry to bring the rage videos back to fkn0wned's dying CS:S subforum
Uncensor3d posts a call-to-arms in the Counter-Strike Rages section, asking members to revive the forum's tradition of posting 'rage' content (footage of tilting/annoying other players) rather than just hacking-based clips, since he's working on a new rage video and wants material to work with. Rebelz replies offering demo files from a session that got him banned. It's a short, low-key thread capturing the community-driven, video-rage culture typical of this corner of the forum rather than any major drama.
Guys this section needs to get back on its feet.— Uncensor3d
I did a little bit of pissing off today, got banned.— Rebelz
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