The Cheat Scene
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How to Choose and Set Aimbots
A 4-page aimbot tutorial thread that slowly mutated into a wall of 'unhide plz' spam
Started by Teamkillexpert in late September 2007, this thread pitched itself as a guide for CS:S players who couldn't land shots even with ESP/wallhacks, promising tips on running an aimbot subtly enough to avoid getting called out in-game. By early 2008 the original content had been buried under repeated 'unhide' requests from members trying to reveal hidden/spoilered content, with a few users even calling out the spam outright. It's a classic snapshot of forum culture where a how-to thread becomes more notable for its comment section than its actual content.
some people(like me) may find it hard to aim even with ESP and all kinds of wallhack stuffs, the solution? use an aimbot!— Teamkillexpert
Spamming unhide is not going to help at all.— oledude
unhide is what get this forum's post count up— Hazz
The 31-Page Knife Glitch Megathread
31 pages of "unhide" spam over a Counter-Strike: Source knife glitch nobody could stop asking about
This was the tail end of a sprawling, 31-page thread in the Counter-Strike: Source general board dedicated to a knife glitch trick. By the time this page rolls around the actual info is long buried, and the thread has devolved into a wall of low-effort 'unhide'/'okk'/'lol' replies from mostly low-post-count members trying to unlock the hidden content. Even a veteran with 2,614 posts (LoRd Ragealot) shows up to mock the absurdity of an entire 31-page thread over what he calls a useless glitch, capturing the self-aware, slightly embarrassed nostalgia-bait energy of old cheat forums.
lol I can't belive that here are 31 pages spammed for nothing! KNIFE GLITCH IS JUST USELESS, GET IT LOL!— mgyot
Got owned by a kid.— ofactor1
Ok, I'll watch it. Unhide.— FlowMaroc
How long, and have you been vacced?
A 2008 confessional thread: forum regulars casually swap VAC ban stories like war wounds
A member named qu1n123 opened a casual poll-style thread asking fellow forum users whether they'd been VAC banned, whether they kept hacking on new accounts afterward, and how often Steam's ban status updated. Several regulars replied with short, matter-of-fact accounts of their own ban history, ranging from never being caught to multiple bans and account cycling. The tone was breezy and unbothered, treating VAC bans as an unremarkable rite of passage rather than a big deal, typical of the era's public cheat-using crowd.
been vacced once when i was 11 lol using detectz0red hax XD i was a real noob back then— RecoileZ
i got vacced twice. i just kept getting new accounts— LURCH[PUNX]
Have you been vacced? Did you keep hacking afterwords on a new account?— qu1n123
[MATERIALS] New Anti-Smoke v2 written by Afteryou
A one-line 'anti-smoke' hack drop that snowballed into 21 pages of guys just yelling 'unhide'
A May 2007 release thread in the CS:S Materials subforum where longtime member Afteryou posted a new 'Anti-Smoke v2' material claiming VAC2-proof status. The actual replies are almost entirely low-effort bumps demanding the hidden content ('unhide', 'thx', 'gimme'), typical of the forum's reply-to-unlock hidden content system. A few members like Botoxx and bragamuffin ask what the effect actually looks like, and Afteryou brushes off requests for new screenshots since it was just an update to a prior release.
version is pretty cool!looks like a football.wanna see what it is now..— Botoxx
is this the one where you walk into it and ur hole screen goes purple— bragamuffin
UnHiDe!1!1!1!1— SkullKollector
CSS Wallhacked Colour Models (Red/Blue) by SNK
SNK drops red-vs-blue wallhack player models for CS:S — six pages of 'unhide' later, the thread is basically a monument to hidden content culture.
A September 2009 release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Materials subforum where longtime crew member SNK posted a custom material pack recoloring player models red (terrorist) and blue (counter-terrorist) for easier wallhack visibility, paired with a companion hack tool download. The thread quickly devolves into the classic forum ritual of dozens of members posting 'unhide'/'thx' just to unlock the hidden download link, spanning six pages of near-identical one-word replies. It's a good time-capsule of the era's forum mechanics — content gated behind reply-to-unlock tags — more than a discussion of the release itself.
ring ring ring banana phone thnx!— i dont hack radical good speed!
UnhidEEE— Broken2456
*peeks*— siresaix
THiSGaMeSuX & FkN0wNeD Public CSS v1
A ten-page public CSS cheat thread full of thank-yous, 'unhide' pleas, and one guy's keyboard possessed for two days straight
This long-running thread in the Counter-Strike: Source 'VAC Proof Releases' section centered on a publicly released cheat named 'THiSGaMeSuX & FkN0wNeD Public CSS v1'. Most of the visible activity is the classic tail end of a cheat-release thread: dozens of low-post-count members dropping quick 'thanks', 'nice', or 'unhide' replies (the last presumably to reveal a hidden download link), a couple of skeptical or bricked-PC reports, and general low-effort bumping across pages 6 through 10. It captures the everyday texture of the board's VAC Proof Releases forum — high traffic, low substance, lots of throwaway accounts, and a persistent undercurrent of doubt about whether the cheat would actually get people banned.
Tried this out and deleted it and now its repeating the key sequence I used to move/shoot/chat in game for about 30 minutes...its been doing it for 2 days. Norton doesnt find anything so now I get to reformat.— Wtf is a Pwn
i have a feeling vac can detect this.. but ill give it a go.. ill report if i get banned ^^— nick2412
fu!— Assaw
AdderHacks Public v1 release thread
A CS:S cheat menu drop that snowballed into a 25-page 'unhide' pile-on lasting over a month
In the VAC Proof Releases section of Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike: Source board, veteran member 'ballistic' dropped a public release of 'AdderHacks,' an insert-key menu cheat, complete with screenshots, an MD5 checksum, and a full antivirus scan table to prove it was clean at the time. The thread exploded into the classic forum-cheat-release ritual: dozens of members replying with little more than 'unhide,' 'ty,' or 'nice' just to reveal the hidden download links, with a scattering of genuine reactions ranging from excitement to later reports that the tool had gotten people flagged. It ran from late November 2007 into January 2008, ballooning to 25 pages, and stands as a fairly ordinary but representative snapshot of the site's cheat-scene culture.
these pretty much suck ass... They have gotten me...— dismal
may a poor Russian see?— Russiansoldier
i just wanted to no why are all the hacks ...— boxhedmuzz
Chronic Hook v1 Release Thread
A Christmas Eve cheat drop from belink & Reneg4d3 that kept CS:S regulars glued for three pages of thanks and bug reports.
This thread in the VAC Proof Releases / Releases section of the Counter-Strike: Source board announced 'Chronic Hook v1', a hack described as five months in development and undetected as of Christmas Eve, credited to belink, Reneg4d3, and LiX. The original post framed it as a holiday gift to the community ('Merry Xmas! -blnk'). The rest of the visible thread is mostly short reply-and-thank-you posts from newer, low-post-count members trying it out, typical of a release thread cycling through page after page of 'thanks', 'testing', and one-word bumps.
Well, here we are. Finally releasing me and Reneg4d3s 5-month-in-development hack.— laptops (quoting blnk)
Merry Xmas! -blnk— laptops (quoting blnk)
hmm lets see if it works shall we— slava1993
New Combat-Arms Hack Public Released
Free public Combat Arms cheat drops right before Christmas 2009 — cue five pages of 'does this work?'
Founder TuxifieD posted a free public release of a Combat Arms (NA) cheat coded by [FKN]zmansquared, loaded through the site's SCDS client and gated behind a Fkn0wned membership login. The thread quickly filled with the classic cheat-release cycle: excited thanks, a wave of injection failures, crash reports across XP/Vista/Windows 7, requests for video tutorials, and a running joke about 'one post wonders' showing up just to complain. The tool got a December 26th feature update (added no-fog, unlimited respawn, panic key) but by early-to-mid 2010 users were reporting it detected/patched, with a few nostalgic thank-yous for the days it worked well.
Although atm the code doesn't work, I'd like to thank the programmer & Tux for posting for free such a fun hack.— geiz
Look at these 1 post wonders LOL!— JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE
Look at your mother.— brokenbynubs
SimpleHack v1.0 — the never-ending CS 1.6 hack thread
14 pages deep and still nothing but 'ty' — the SimpleHack thread that outlived VAC itself.
This is the tail end (page 14) of a massive, long-running release thread for 'SimpleHack v1.0', a Counter-Strike 1.6 wallhack/ESP tool credited to 'TURiOL & Eskimo' of hack-vision.com, originally posted claiming VAC and HLGuard proof. By late 2007 the thread had devolved into the classic cheat-forum ritual: dozens of low-post-count members bumping the thread with one-word 'ty', 'unhide', 'gratz', or 'nice' replies just to unlock the hidden download link, with almost no real discussion of whether the tool still worked. It sits filed under 'VAC Detected / Not Working', suggesting the release's proofed status didn't age well. A pure artifact of the download-gating culture that defined these boards.
gratz and now ill use it— Lighthouse
alright giggity— usafa
nice ty— L3V1.
PLEASE SHOW ME 1 HACK THATS NOT DETECTED PLEASE I WANNA HAX
A begging newbie, a 'definitely VAC-proof' link, and the inevitable ban confession two days later.
A brand-new member begs the Counter-Strike section for an undetected aimbot, and another user quickly obliges with a download link, insisting it's still safe. Skepticism follows almost immediately when another poster claims it's already detected, sparking a back-and-forth about VAC ban timing. A regular member fabricates a ban story, gets called out by a forum mod on how VAC bans actually work, then admits he was just messing around — a classic slice of cheat-forum bravado and bluffing.
COME ON HELP THE NUBY GUY WHO HASNT HAXED B4 GET AIMBOT PRO !— lmfaolmfao
There is my hack which should still be vac proof and has an aimbot, now shut the fuck up!— savageprawnboy
I was bullshitting but How do you know it takes 3/4 weeks?— knobjockey
IT'S MATERIAL CHRISTMAS: Nova's CS:S Wallhack Request Thread
"IT'S MATERIAL CHRISTMAS, KIDDIES" — Nova takes requests for custom CS:S wallhack materials and color-swapped player models
A regular named Nova, self-styled 'Material Overlord,' opens a request thread offering to build custom material wallhacks and colored player skins for Counter-Strike: Source, joking about it being 'material christmas.' Members pile in with requests — de_nuke, office, specific texture tweaks, and complaints about existing colored models (blue/red vs yellow-head combos) — while others ask (and get told) that these particular material hacks only worked on Source, not 1.6. The thread has that classic small-scene helpful-vendor vibe: casual banter, PM-me-on-MSN energy, and community members like -Darkness- and chrondog chiming in with technical caveats about consistency checks and file setups.
IT'S MATERIAL CHRISTMAS, KIDDIES. COME SIT ON NOVA-SANTA'S LAP AND TELL HIM WHAT YOU WANT.— Nova
Material hacks work only on css.— alexthemegaman
AND NOVA HOW ABOUT SOME STraight up rainbow player models xD— 4Saken
COD4 Anti-Recoil Script (AutoHotkey) Megathread
One AutoHotkey script kept 150+ posts of 'unhide plz' going for months across 8 pages.
A user named Poppins posted an AutoHotkey-based anti-recoil script for Call of Duty 4, claiming it was undetectable, and the thread snowballed into a long-running download hub. Most of the eight pages consist of members posting 'unhide' to reveal the hidden download content, brief thanks, or confused newbies asking how AutoHotkey even works. It's a classic low-effort-but-high-traffic cheat thread typical of the era, running from January to at least June 2008 with a steady trickle of new low-post-count accounts showing up just for this one download.
This is a wonderful anti recoil script! IT IS NOT BANABLE!!— Poppins
how do i get this to work i don't know how to use auto hotkey or any of this?— suizida
lot thx !!!— cluster321one
[VerifiedByTux] Amazon Accounts $931 Balance + Giftcard Seller Thread
A 'verified' seller hawking hijacked Amazon accounts loaded with gift card balances, GoPros, and free MacBooks — vouched by the site owner himself.
A market thread in the Regular Sellers District where user focusedi advertised a stock of compromised Amazon accounts, each supposedly carrying gift card balances or expensive unshipped items like a MacBook Pro, GoPro, BlackBerry Passport, and a PS4. The seller took Skype contact and crypto/PayPal payment, restricted sales to US accounts only, and updated the listing over several days as items sold out. Site owner TuxifieD personally checked one of the listed accounts and issued a 'Verified' stamp, and fellow VIP member tupac publicly vouched after buying, lending the thread real credibility within the forum's marketplace culture.
Picked a random account he has listed, got access to it, verified the product was on there that he has mentioned. Verified.— TuxifieD
super vouch for op. he has the accounts.— tupac
you should fix your main post, its very hard to read and an eye sore— FlareBunny
KZH (Kreedz Hack) Request Thread
Everyone wanted the mythical Kreedz bhop hack — nobody wanted to say where it came from.
A member named leal2k asks for KZH, a private CS 1.6 movement-cheat (bhop/longjump/climb-jump/etc.) that seemed to circulate among Swedish players. The thread turns into the classic forum cycle: a mod barks about using search, other users beg for a copy, and it's eventually passed along privately by Yunyun rather than posted publicly. Staff member f0wh explicitly shuts down calls to pin/share it openly, warning that public leaking would kill future releases of the tool, so it stays an invite-only, PM-only trade for the rest of the thread.
NO YOU DON'T NEED IT! USE THE FUCKING SEARCH BUTTON MORON!— CandleJack
It's a private hack, if it gets publically leaked, the new version won't be released.— f0wh
PM me and I'll send it to those who want it. (keep in mind you're pretty fucked if you give this out to anyone else)— f0wh
WoW Console! (zezark's GM Tool Guide)
The thread where half the forum learned about Blizzard's hidden dev console — and everyone just wanted the 'unhide'
A 2008 MMORPG's board thread where user zezark posted a guide to the 'WoW Console,' described as Blizzard's internal developer/GM/debug tool that supposedly let players tweak in-game settings. The actual instructions were locked behind forum reply-gating (classic 'hidden content, reply to unlock' setup), so the thread quickly devolved into dozens of low-effort one-word replies just to unlock the hidden info. It's a solid time capsule of the era's forum culture: cheat/exploit curiosity, reply-farming for hidden content, and a memorable aside from user tomass about nearly losing his WoW account over a gold dupe excuse.
wow console is blizzards developer, debug and gm tool.— zezark
im on my final warning anyways, needed money for epic flying mount, said i lost it by logging off at 1am and loosing 2k gold— tomass
cool will iget bannedz0red— ToadOnFire
[MATERIALS] FreakVision v3 by UltraFreak
The wallhack that made whole maps see-through — and got a version 3 patch two weeks later.
A CS:S 'Releases' thread from early 2007 sharing UltraFreak's custom materials-based wallhack pack, FreakVision, posted to the board by regular member Malware. The pack colored player/weapon models, removed hands, made smoke transparent, and included a nightvision crosshair, expanding over several versions to cover nearly the entire competitive map pool. The thread is a typical release-and-feedback loop: praise, a couple of tweak requests (make walls a bit more visible, darker crosshair variant), a quick patch 2 update, and the usual credit-drama undertone toward a rival hack-maker (MatrX).
I really don't like you at all, but truth is that I did get a couple of good ideas out of your hands— UltraFreak (via Malware)
FkN pWnEd!— Cooler
kl i love dis hack— silentrun3r
[VAC2 UNKNOWN] Ballin Hook v1 — CS:S Cheat Release Thread
One aimbot release, 30 pages, and hundreds of people just saying 'unhide'.
A cheat release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source 'VAC Proof Releases' section, posted by staffer PaRaNoID (SyKoTiK HaCkEr) on behalf of a cheat author going by Ballin/Darkside21. The post advertised an aimbot/ESP package with the usual scan-checker spam showing it clean against every AV of the era, and it ballooned into a sprawling, mostly low-content thread that ran for months and dozens of pages. The vast majority of replies are one-word 'unhide' posts, thank-yous, and complaints about broken download links or the hack getting detected — a perfect time capsule of the forum's hide-content culture and how these release threads devolved into noise. Small flashes of forum personality show through (mods policing the 'hide' system rebuild, a user asking what he was even supposed to hide, banned member iNVADER lurking in early replies).
Why are people so dumb? The hide mod is currently not working because were rebuilding the forums.— HaSh
what am i trying to hide ?— darkside21
Getting sick of this...this hack's link does n...— Ryzoo
[JAPS] Public CSS Cheat v1 Release (Jan 2008)
The New Year's Day cheat drop everyone said thanks for and nobody remembers using.
A January 1, 2008 release thread in the CSS Releases/VAC Proof Releases section where forum figure mr.N0Nam3 (later shown as NoNamE!, a Supervisor/Smod) posted [JAPS]hybOr's public CSS cheat: a basic bone aimbot, box/circle ESP, and auto-bunnyhop, claimed VAC2-proof as of December 2007. The bulk of the thread is the era-typical parade of one-word 'ty'/'unhide' replies from members chasing the hidden download, plus a long shout-out list naming JAPS clan members and site figures like c0re and Jimster480. Low drama, high nostalgia value as a snapshot of the site's cheat-release culture and its 'unhide to download' ritual.
This is a simple CSS cheat which contains a legit bone aimbot with aim smoothing, box and circle esp and auto-bunnyhop.— mr.N0Nam3
The rest of [JAPS] Clan - the only clan who actively rages and actually has more than one member who does it!!— mr.N0Nam3
how do you make ur own loader.— googlu
Lemon's Wallhack - Fkn0wned Exclusive Release Thread
The day 'l3m0nz' dropped a supposedly VAC-proof CS:S wallhack exclusive to the forum — and the replies were pure 2007 chaos.
A release thread in the CS:S Releases subforum where member l3m0nz posted 'Lemon's Wallhack,' billed as an undetectable, VAC-proof Counter-Strike: Source cheat exclusive to Fkn0wned.com, complete with an installer/uninstaller and dust2 screenshots. Early replies are the classic mix of hype, broken English praise, and impatient members asking for the actual download link before staff (Shifty) confirmed it was being uploaded to the site's cheat database. One reply comes from a member already tagged as 'Banned,' a small snapshot of the forum's constant churn of releases and moderation.
unhide! it a good wallhack, it look beutifull the walls was esey to see— PATRICKHANSEN4200
fucking amazing!! good job!! thnx this is better then alters wh!!!— __yess__
Being uploaded to the database, link will be provided soon.— Shifty
[VACPROOF] Bio-Hacks Pub. release thread
A 'VAC-proof' CS:S cheat drops on the Releases board — cue ten pages of 'thx man' and one glorious one-post wonder.
A December 2007 release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Releases section, posted by supervisor mr.N0Nam3, sharing a public build of 'Bio-Hacks' (aimbot, no recoil/spread, spinbot, anti-aim, ESP/wallhacks) credited to coder vend3ttax and designer LoG1c. The post spawned the typical release-thread pile-on: dozens of low-effort 'thanks', 'unhide', and 'gimme' replies from members ranging from brand-new accounts to old-guard regulars, with LoG1c himself popping in to thank the OP for releasing it. Ten pages long, it's a snapshot of the site's daily bread-and-butter: free VAC-proof cheats and a community entirely built around downloading them.
Thanks for Releasing this for me Noname— LoG1c
my man i love you— moses555
first, this shall be fun— Bulletwave
[MATERIALS] Alters Wallhack
A dust/dust2 material wallhack resurfaces from someone's old USB drive — cue thirty-one pages of 'thx' and 'unhide'
PaRaNoID posted a material-based wallhack for de_dust and de_dust2 in CS:S, claiming it came from a now-defunct site he suspected Valve had taken down. The release spawned a long, low-content reply thread typical of the era — mostly one-word thanks, 'unhide' spam to unlock hidden download links, and a few members adding extra map packs. It's a classic snapshot of the mid-2000s cheat-release culture on Fkn0wned, where the actual content mattered less than the ritual of bumping and unlocking.
this is the best dust and dust2 css material hack ive ever used. Never get bannned.— PaRaNoID
added the big mappack, for all you wallhack lovers— rnie
unhide unhide UNHIde OMG UNHIDE— Stinkyarmpit
[VAC2 Proof] I-LoVe-iT CSS 0.3 release thread
A 2007 CS:S cheat release thread that's basically just 30 pages of 'unhide plz' and 'ty'
A release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Releases section where moderator Malware posted takedown's 'I-LoVe-iT CSS' cheat (an ESP/wallhack tool advertised as 'VAC2 Proof'). The thread quickly devolves into the classic forum-cheat-site ritual: dozens of low-post-count members replying with 'unhide', 'thanks', and 'ty' to unlock the hidden download content, mixed with a few compliments to the credited coders and a couple of complaints that the tool didn't work (injection errors, files getting deleted). It's a good time capsule of the mid-2000s cheat-forum economy of reputation, hype, and hidden-content gating.
gj Malware! always good shit from you— ernest
It doesn't even work.. I start the i love it exe and it doesn't do anything.. It just goes to that thing where it says Injection, No injection..wtf— Sky_Drazer
This thing any good?— lol
[VAC2DETECTED] blackk public v1.2 release thread
A 25-page cheat release thread that outlived its own usefulness — VAC caught it, but the 'thx unhide' replies never stopped.
This was a Counter-Strike: Source release thread on Fkn0wned.com for a public cheat ('blackk'/'Royal Hack') bundling ESP, an aimbot, bunnyhop, and similar features, later reclassified into the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum once VAC2 flagged it. By page 25 the thread had devolved into the classic cheat-forum ritual: dozens of low-post-count 'Noob' members dropping one-liners like 'thx', 'nice', and 'unhide' just to unlock the hidden download link, alongside a credits list naming the tool's contributors. It's a good snapshot of the site's structure at the time, straddling the old and rebranded (Fkn0wned -> hints of 'Gametration') forum categories.
VAC2 PROOF AGAIN.— Visual0n!
What kind of file is this its not a .rar or .zip kinda strange I can't open...— !nv!s!on
where the * can i get xfire?? ... dosent work for me:(— Zeton
Seren1ty Aimbot r13 Release Thread
The release thread where an old CS 1.6 aimbot's changelog reached r13 — and 200 replies of pure 'unhide! thx!'
A release post in the VAC Detected / Not Working archive for the seren1ty aimbot, a hitbox/bone aimbot with ESP and speedhack features that had been iterated on through thirteen public revisions. The original poster (credited as MessiaH/DCLXVI, later shown banned) laid out the full feature list and changelog history from r1 to r13, crediting a long list of scene contributors. The replies are almost entirely low-effort 'unhide/thanks' posts from members trying to reveal the hidden download link, typical of this board's reply-to-unlock culture, plus one newbie confused about getting the tool to run at all.
un hide thank you!!! edit: how i let it work i open it then this black thing comes and thew site doesnt open :S help please?— senior range
unh1d3z0r5— rynth
... updates ?! ;p— MessiaH
[VACDETECTED] DDCC:Dead Aim
A multi-game 'JAPS:NoAim' cheat gets posted, flagged VAC detected, and possibly a virus — chaos ensues
A low-post-count member posts a link to a DDCC-crew cheat package (branded '[JAPS]:NoAim by c0re') claiming support for a long list of Half-Life engine mods, but the thread title marks it as VAC Detected before discussion even starts. Regulars ask for a readme/description, and one member runs it through a multi-scanner virus check that returns ambiguous/possible-malware results, spooking a longtime poster who admits he already ran the file. The thread captures the classic risk-it-all cheat-scene ritual: sketchy download, thin documentation, and community members essentially crowd-testing whether a tool is safe or bricked their account.
is this detected, because i've already been banned once, and by far most of the hacks on this sight are detected when they say they arent— krauser101
damn I already opened it and none of my antivirus-systems recognized a virus so that's bad.what now?— LoRd Ragealot
Possibly a virus use at your own risk— counterspray2
[VAC2DETECTED] Super Simple Wall v2.3
A wallhack everyone remembers using — reduced to 300+ posts of 'unhide' and one guy asking if it has viruses.
This is a late page of a long-running thread for 'Super Simple Wall v2.3' (SSW), a CS 1.6 wallhack by <: PrOdIgY :> that had been flagged VAC2 Detected and moved to the graveyard subforum. By this point the thread had devolved into its usual afterlife: dozens of low-post-count members posting single-word 'unhide' replies to reveal the hidden download, quoting the original credits block, and occasionally asking painfully basic questions about malware risk or installation. It captures the tail end of the SSW era — a once-popular tool now archived as detected, still being farmed for its hidden content years after release.
Im sort of new to hacking, so i have some questions which would really help if someone answered them. 1) Are there viruses in these hacks? 2) After I download them, where do I put them? 3) How do I make them work?— bobby0022
used this hack befor. great that i found it again after a while— OtherTenshi
i like my mom— bjo404
KernelMode FarESP (PURE RING 0) release thread
Ring 0 kernel-mode ESP that claimed to dodge VAC, VAC2, Sxe Injected, and HLGuard — with a side of guaranteed bluescreens.
A release post for a kernel-mode FarESP/BoxESP tool for Counter-Strike, attributed to an author going by [ZELDA], posted simultaneously under two different member handles/titles in the VAC Proof Releases section. The post touts it as immune to several then-current anti-cheat systems but openly admits the code is buggy, warns of random Windows crashes (BSOD), and requires specific XP/DEP/VSYNC tweaks to run. Classic late-2000s cheat-scene release format: bold claims, an IRC contact for the author, and a boilerplate 'use at your own risk' disclaimer. Sits in the graveyard-tagged 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, suggesting the release didn't stay clean for long.
Proof against VAC2, VAC, Sxe Injected, HLGuard— NoNamE!
Windows generates sometimes for any unknown reason 0xE ( Bluescreen ).— NoNamE!
THE AUTHOR TAKES ABSOLUTELY NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY KIND OF LOSS OR DAMAGE DONE TO YOUR SYSTEM OR TO YOUR REPUTATION.— mr.N0Nam3
[VAC2DETECTED] nK Hack v5.9 — the tail end of a 98-page saga
A once-hyped CS 1.6 cheat, flagged by VAC, still limping along 98 pages later with newbies begging for download links.
This is the final page of a massive 98-page thread on Fkn0wned/thec0re about the 'nK Hack v5.9,' a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat that had since been marked VAC Detected and moved to the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum. By the time of this snapshot the thread had long passed its glory days, reduced to low-post-count newbies asking for unhide/download access and thanking the OP. It's a small, quiet artifact of how these cheat threads eventually died off after detection killed their usefulness.
unhide pls— rayndragon
^where can i download ?!?!?!?!— D3XTR0
thx— lighting9000
bi0la PE-F multi-hack release thread
A once-VAC2-proof CS 1.6 megahack thread, mostly remembered now by dozens of noobs begging to 'unhide' the download
This was the release thread for 'bi0la PE-F', a feature-packed CS 1.6 multi-hack (ESP variants, aimbot options, speedhack/bunnyhop, visual tweaks) originally posted by rnie with credit to author bi0s and a long list of scene contributors. By the time this page (posts #61-78) rolls around, the thread has settled into its afterlife as a graveyard of one-line replies — new members thanking the OP, asking to 'unhide' the hidden download section, or posting little more than 'ty' and smiley spam. It sits filed under VAC Detected / Not Working, suggesting the release's proof status didn't last, a common fate for these tools.
unhide pls— devocate
thank you for the cheat is very interesting Chonax.-— Chonax
unhide— 4Saken
[VAC2DETECTED] Super Simple Wall 2.51 (SSW)
The tail end of a wallhack's life: flagged VAC-detected, but the 'unhide plz' requests kept rolling in for months
This is page 15 of a long-running thread about 'Super Simple Wall 2.51' (SSW), a Counter-Strike 1.6 wallhack that had been marked VAC Detected and moved into the graveyard subforum for busted releases. By this point the actual discussion had died out, and the thread had devolved into a steady trickle of low-post-count members (many brand new 'Noob' accounts from December 2007-January 2008) posting one-liners like 'unhide', 'thank you', and broken-English pleas for help getting the download link revealed. It captures the ritual of these forums well: threads for detected cheats stayed alive purely because users had to post to unlock hidden content, long after the tool itself was worthless.
i dont know what to do with this COULD NOT INJECT DLL?can you help me? sorry for my english becouse im from Kosovo:S— zMuZk
unhide plzzz— scottisko0L
vvvvada— hydra
Naded Hook v1.1 Release Thread
The multi-feature ESP/wallhack that had half the forum saying 'better than hs hack'
A release thread in the VAC Proof Releases section for 'Naded Hook Build 1.1', a Counter-Strike: Source cheat menu posted by longtime member ballistic, credited jointly to Naded.net. The post listed a long feature set (ESP, chams, wallhack, radar, bunnyhop, etc.) and claimed the tool was undetected at the time of release, with the usual disclaimer that users assumed all risk. The reply pages show a steady stream of one-line 'thanks' posts and hype from a mix of veteran '1000 Club' members and brand-new noobs, typical of a hot release drawing a crowd right as the new year started.
VAC2 PROOF at time of release!— ballistic
perfect.. this should be better than hs hack— guitarscott
will need this to rage I guess— anarchie65
CoconuT 2.7.2 — the CS:S cheat that finally got VAC'd
The community's beloved 'sexy new GUI' cheat gets moved to the graveyard forum — and everyone just keeps saying 'unhide' anyway.
This thread lived in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, marking CoconuT 2.7.2 — a Counter-Strike: Source cheat with a radar, aimbot-adjacent features, and a consistency/cvar bypass — as no longer safe after having briefly been touted as 'Secure.' Despite the VAC-detected warning, dozens of members kept replying for months (and across multiple page ranges) with one-word 'unhide' requests just to access the hidden download link, occasionally mixed with hype ('nice.. never tried coconut before... ima start using it now'), a stray trojan/false-positive scare, and someone asking why an unrelated 'supexon' site had gone down. By the time a later poster drops in months afterward to flatly declare 'Coconut was always detected,' the thread reads as a small time capsule of the cheat-scene churn — tools rise, get flagged, and the crowd just moves on to grabbing the file anyway.
EDIT: Ehhh... my firewall is telling me that there's a trojan in the file when I tried to put it on the ol' desktop.— Loadedsixstring
Coconut was always detected— GeWeR
nice.. never tried coconut before... ima start using it now— kikker
Viagra's JTAG/RROD/Reflow/Flashed Console Repair Shop
The console repair guy everyone vouched for — even RandyCandy walked his dog for it.
A service thread run by a member going by 'Viagra' (a.k.a. 'Billy' to regulars) offering Xbox 360 JTAG modding, RROD fixes, reflows, and flashing. The thread mostly consists of customer vouches confirming completed jobs and consoles still working, plus casual banter about buying/selling consoles. It's a small slice of the site's Gaming Market / repair-service culture rather than a big drama thread.
vouch he walked my dog once— RandyCandy
vouch thanks for my jtag billy<3 still works— extendz
need consoles sold.— IDONTuseVIAGRA
Favorite BF2 Loadouts... Until the Account Hijack
Just a bunch of dudes arguing over spec ops vs. sniper class and the best chopper to blow people up in — until someone's account got hijacked mid-thread.
A simple, low-stakes Battlefield 2 thread where members shared their favorite class, weapon, vehicle, and map/gameplan combos — lots of love for Special Ops with C4, the AK101, Cobra/Hunter choppers, and Karkand. What makes this snapshot notable is the archive capturing the same thread at different points in time: in one version Renegade.MB and -Still Life- appear as normal members, but a later crawl shows Renegade.MB's account banned and defaced with a taunting 'HACKED YOUR UNCHANGED PASSWORD' display name, and -Still Life- similarly banned and relabeled, showing signs of an account compromise or prank raid on the forum. Otherwise it's a pretty wholesome, typical 'favorites' check-in thread from the Other Games section.
Ragon Rally (Asian accent)— Renegade.MB
gameplan: kill anything that moves— pyeman
HACKED YOUR UNCHANGED PASSOWRD NEWB RENEGADE
[CSS-UNDETECTED] Project Transparency v0.3 Material Wallhack (by KZA)
The 'final version' material wallhack that everyone swore was VAC-proof forever — until it wasn't.
A February 2009 release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source materials section where forum smod KZA posted v0.3 of 'Project Transparency,' a material-based wallhack originally rooted in Bl1zzard's earlier work, boasting colored player/hostage/VIP models and transparent world textures. The thread ran for months with newbies asking basic install questions, a few veteran members vouching for it as genuinely VAC-safe, and at least one poster pointing out this was a repost of a hack already floating around elsewhere on the site. Pretty typical low-drama release thread — mostly tech-support back-and-forth and a couple of old-guard members giving their nostalgic seal of approval.
VAC2 proofed forever (Gonna disable my account like last time because you didn't catch me?)— KZA
Basically all material hacks will always be VAC proof... Nice release KZA, you the baws.— vermiLLion
This is just another post.. Theres like 3 other posts with this same hack. Stoopid KZA ^^ <3— Bulle7
1337 Colored Models (Wallhacked) — CSS Materials Thread
A 2006 CS:S model-wallhack release that quietly outlived its own bypass method for two years of bumps and 'unhide' spam
In the Counter-Strike: Source Materials subforum, member doobie5 re-released a set of colored, see-through-walls player models originally made by kkll70, along with a manual trick to slip them past the game's consistency check. The thread sparked a long-running back-and-forth about whether VAC could actually detect or ban for the models versus just kick players via the consistency check, with regulars like lopaz, Generic, and mankilaba weighing in on how the detection worked and how it broke over time as Valve patched the bypass. By 2007-2008 the thread had settled into classic dead-download purgatory, with newer members drive-by posting 'unhide' and one-word bumps hoping for a re-upload that never came.
You can NOT get banned for using colored / texture based wallhacks. VAC can NOT detect this hack.— mankilaba
the bypass method no longer works. There is a consistency check when you change video options, and you will be kicked— Generic
unhide— Crann
FreakVision v3 Materials Wallhack Release (by Hatred!)
The wallhack pack that promised it'd 'NEVER get you VAC banned' — 11 pages of thanks, doubts, and one very nervous zwestz
A member named Hatred! posted a Counter-Strike: Source 'materials' wallhack pack called FreakVision v3, bundling fullbright player/weapon models, hand removal, see-through smoke, a nightvision-based crosshair trick, and a long list of pre-wallhacked maps. The thread follows the classic release-thread ritual: a wave of members dropping quick thanks to unlock the hidden download link, a couple of low-effort 'unhide' begs, and one user (koms594) gushing that a specific map was now fully see-through. It closes out with zwestz asking the eternal cheat-thread question — will this actually stay undetected on secure servers — met with no reassurance in the visible replies.</br>
This is a Material hack that will NEVER GET YOU VAC BANNED— Hatred!
cs_crackhouse is completely see through! Fuck yeah.— koms594
So If I use this wile playing Source on a Secure server this will NOT get me banned?!!! For sure?!!!!— zwestz
Nova's Texture Map Wallhack (CS:S Materials)
The wallhack thread that ran 10 pages deep on nothing but 'unhide' and thank-yous
A 2008 release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Materials subforum where longtime member Nova posted a custom texture-based wallhack targeting 'developer texture' maps like aim/texture city maps, claiming it was undetectable by VAC. The download was gated behind a reply, so the thread quickly filled with dozens of one-word 'unhide' posts and casual thanks from members trying to unlock the content, plus a request to update it for a specific map. It's a classic snapshot of the forum's cheat-sharing culture — low-effort bumping, community gratitude, and the reply-to-unlock ritual that defined these Materials/Downloads sections.
This hack is used for the aim/texture maps, which use 'developer textures'— Nova
im in love thx bro— chaser 1
can you please update this. this doesnt work on aim_texture_city— DrKnockerz
Project Transparency v0.3 — Material-Based Wallhack Re-Release
Bl1zzard's old 'material based hack' got a v0.3 re-upload from Kimmi, and the CS:S crowd showed up in force just to say thanks and beg for the unhide.
This was a Materials-subforum release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source section, where forum smod Kimmi re-uploaded version 0.3 of a material-based wallhack originally attributed to a user called Bl1zzard, calling it possibly the last version. The post touted new features like colored player/hostage/VIP models, no-sky, no-scope, and transparent textures, with screenshots and YouTube demo links included. The eleven-page thread itself is mostly low-effort gratitude spam ('ty', 'unhide', ':D') typical of hidden-content download threads on this forum, showing how central these material/wallhack releases were to the CS:S community here.
VAC2 proofed forever (Gonna disable my account like last time because you didn't catch me?)— Kimmi
very nice, unhide— xnarath
ZOMG!11 I was Lokking For this!!>!<>`1k2"kl j3en;j hd— Vtecbro
Project Transparency v0.3 (Material-Based Wallhack Re-Upload)
The infamous CS:S material wallhack gets re-upped one last time, complete with a wink about being 'VAC2 proofed forever'
In this Counter-Strike: Source Materials subforum thread from late November 2009, longtime member vermiLLion re-uploads 'Project Transparency v0.3,' a material-based wallhack originally credited to Bl1zzard, complete with screenshots of see-through custom maps and a YouTube demo. The post lists new features like colored hostage/VIP models, NoSky, NoScope, and NoHands, hidden behind the forum's classic reply-to-unlock spoiler tag. The replies are the usual low-effort cheat-thread churn — dozens of 'ty,' 'unhide,' and 'pw plz' posts from Noobs and Trained Noobs angling for the download, with a bit of forum culture on display (member ranks, join dates going back to 2006, and the general scene of everyone hunting undetected wallhacks for CS:S servers).
VAC2 proofed forever (Gonna disable my account like last time because you didn't catch me?)— vermiLLion
looks hot unhide ty— tauruspt2
danjkkzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz— Filip520
[VAC2 Proof] HoH Hook v1 release thread
A 2007 cheat release that racked up eleven pages of 'thx' before someone said 'it doesn't work for me'
This was a release thread in the CS:S 'VAC Proof Releases' board where Co-Manager Shifty posted the 'HoH Hook v1' cheat (credited to HouseOfSyndrome and several coders), touting aimbot, ESP, no-recoil and speedhack features as VAC2-safe. The reply section is the usual mix of hype, virus-scan link sharing to reassure skeptics, quick thanks from the regulars, and one early report that it didn't work — a familiar rhythm for how these release threads played out before eventually getting reclassified as detected or dead.
Scans : Jotti ... Feel free to scan it yourself, if you don't trust me— rnie
i got the same thing, ya sure its not infected?— Bulletwave
it doesn't work for me— bragamuffin
[VAC2DETECTED] ECC v5.2 release thread (pages 2-4)
A flagged 2006 CS 1.6 multi-hack that kept getting bumped by newbies asking 'where's the download link?' for over a year straight.
This was the tail end of a long-running release thread for 'ECC v5.2', a Counter-Strike 1.6 multi-hack (aimbot, wallhack, ESP, speedhack, bunnyhop, and more) originally posted by k0rn_h0li0 back in late 2006 and later marked VAC Detected/Not Working. By the time of these pages (late 2007 into early 2008) the thread had become a graveyard of one-line bumps — 'nice', 'unhide', 'ty' — mostly from low-post-count Noobs trying to get the hidden download unlocked, alongside a couple of confused reports of the speedhack breaking a user's connection. It's a good snapshot of the site's cheat-release culture: heavy reliance on 'unhide' replies to farm posts/access, occasional troubleshooting, and the eventual fate of most releases being detected by Valve Anti-Cheat and archived as historical relics rather than usable tools.
Guys tell me one thing, i ran this hack and put the speed to 100, ok now i disconnected when i tryed to refresh or connect to any server, its working 100x faster :/— Captmario
I don`t understand where is the link to download?— PutroVZ
LOL unhide this awesome hack— mzplol123
New CS 1.6 and CS:Source Hacks Released! (VIP News, March 2007)
Fkn0wned drops its shiny new $15 aimbot combo for 1.6 and Source — 'VAC2 Proof,' or so they claimed.
An admin post in the VIP News board announcing the release of two paid cheat packages, one for Counter-Strike 1.6 and one for Counter-Strike: Source, each sold for $15 through the site's purchase page. The post lists the usual era-appropriate feature checklist (aimbot, wallhack, ESP, speedbot, spambot, ragebot) and claims the tools bypassed VAC2 detection. It also offers returning VIPs a chance to have their old accounts reinstated via PM, showing this was a members-only storefront rather than a public thread.
Thats right everyone we have just released the most ownage hacks in existance to the VIP!— Bisdale
If you want to rape a server or look legit these hacks are for you!— Bisdale
This IS the best hack for raging in existance and it can be all yours today for 15USD!— Bisdale
[VAC2 Proof] IfoundnoNameforit Hack (beta01)
A moderator drops a supposedly VAC2/Aequitas-proof CS 1.6 cheat, and two months of "ty unhide plz" ensue — until someone's antivirus starts screaming trojan.
In the Releases subforum of the CS 1.6 board, staff member Shifty. posted a cheat called 'IfoundnoNameforit Hack (beta01)' claiming to be VAC/VAC2/Aequitas-safe, featuring box ESP, player glow, no-flash, and a panic key. The thread ran from October to December 2007 and filled up with the classic release-thread pattern of low-effort 'thanks/nice/unhide' replies from low-post-count members, plus one quoted repost of the full instructions. Partway through, a couple of members reported their antivirus (AVG, NOD32) flagging the download as a trojan/clicker, prompting at least one explicit warning not to use the file — a small but telling moment of scene distrust bleeding into an otherwise routine release thread.
AVG ANTIVIRUS DETECTED A TROJAN HORSE!!!!! Do Not Download This File, it's infected!!!— patattekop
eumh... NOD 32 says that it has a troyan clicker agent ... ? don't think u shoukd use it— quinten
so, if i play on a server with ESC2 or something else that takes pictures of my screen they wont see that i am cheating ? O.O :*— laztic
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
pubh0ok 1.8 — the CSS cheat that VAC2 caught up with
A hyped 'VAC2 Proof at release' CSS cheat, live for five months before it joined the graveyard of Detected Hacks.
f0wh posted pubh0ok 1.8, an N-Vision-based aimbot/ESP package for Counter-Strike: Source, billed as VAC2-proof on release with a loaded feature list (aimbot options, multiple ESPs, bunnyhop, spinbot, anti-aim, and more). The credits line took a jab at 'Project Detox' for allegedly reskinning the same source code as a 'VIP Edition.' A handful of members asked basic setup/aimbot-tuning questions before moderator Skippy eventually flagged it as VAC2 detected and moved it to the Detected Hacks graveyard, locking the thread for good.
N-Vision v1.8 Pub H0oK VAC2 Proof at Day of Release!— f0wh
And of course, Project Detox for stealing this source code and calling it Project Detox VIP Edition!— f0wh
This hack is VAC2 detected. If you use this hack you will be banned from all VAC2 servers.— Skippy
Immunity Duo 3 - f0wh's ring0 CS 1.6/CSS hack release
A ring0 kernel-mode cheat release that ran 13 pages deep on 'never detected' promises — until vermiLLion asked the obvious question.
f0wh posted a release thread for 'Immunity Duo 3', a ring0 (kernel-mode) hack for Counter-Strike 1.6 and Source claiming to be undetected by VAC2 and HLG, with a hidden download gated behind a reply. The thread quickly filled with the classic one-word 'ty'/'unhide' replies typical of the Undetected Hacks section. The one real exchange came from vermiLLion, who pointed out the logical hole in the 'never detected' claim, which NIX praised as a good question. Otherwise it's a snapshot of the forum's hack-sharing culture and its reply-to-unlock download etiquette.</p>
FoWH, how does this never get detected if you use illegal models and run an .exe outside of cs? lol.— vermiLLion
Verm asked a good question :D— NIX
never get detected ay— Damascius
[VAC2/HLG] Steam Hack v12 — the aiwnjoo multihack thread
A free CS 1.6 multihack, a defensive author, and a guy whose game crashed every time he shot someone.
A release thread in the Undetected Hacks subforum for 'Steam Hack v12,' a Half-Life engine multihack (aimbot, ESP, wallhack, bunnyhop, and more) claimed to be VAC2/HLG-proof as of January 2010. Poster aiwnjoo pitched it hard and got defensive when questioned about trustworthiness, insisting on his reputation across mirror cheat sites, while other members chimed in with cautious endorsements and mixed results. Classic era-appropriate cheat-release thread complete with feature lists, credits to cheat-scene regulars, and the usual 'works but crashes' bug report.
What you on about you fag? This is the most secure 1.6 cheat available for free and thousands use my cheat so gtfo retard.— aiwnjoo
this is so not thrust worthy— Yunyun
works but when I shoot someone my game crashes for some reason.— FatalGFX
Saintscrumpy's Unofficial CS:S Multi-Hack Release Thread
A public cheat drop that spiraled into 18 pages of "unhide plz," hype, and a mod's blunt disclaimer he wasn't VAC-proofing anything yet.
This thread in Fkn0wned's CS:S 'VAC Proof Releases' subforum announced an unofficial public multi-hack (aimbot, ESP, bunnyhop, spinbot, etc.) credited to Saintscrumpy (a.k.a. Reneg4d3), posted by staffer PaRaNoID with a full antivirus scan list to reassure skeptics. It quickly turned into the classic forum ritual: dozens of low-effort replies begging to 'unhide' the hidden download link, a few members questioning whether it was really new or just a rehash of Renegade's older public, and one brief virus scare that PaRaNoID shot down. Saintscrumpy himself dropped in to clarify the release was brand new, similar-but-improved over his older build, and explicitly NOT yet VAC-proofed — telling people to hold off and always scan their files rather than blindly trust the site. Mundane but very representative of the era: informal cheat distribution, community trust dynamics, and the constant tension between hype and actual safety.
theres no virus dumb fuck look at the scans— PaRaNoID
If you get VAC-Banned, Neither me nor FKN can be held responsible... I am not completely done VAC proofing it.— Saintscrumpy
No matter who you trust, or where something is released, I can not stress this enough, ALWAYS SCAN YOUR SHIT, never assume something is safe.— Saintscrumpy