So I have a game, which teleports players to Minecraft Real: [ Content Deleted ] - Roblox
The thing is, none of the scripts in the whole game have the word Teleport in them. I am not sure why this is happening, but it would be nice to know why this is happening. As a note, this is happening on the client, as I am getting errors on the client side about teleporting too many times and its processing.
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Malicious scripts are very mean : C. Kronos recently got updated so maybe give that a try and see if it finds anything? If not, then go through any scripts you didn’t add yourself such as free model tools or admin scripts. The scripts themselves don’t actually need to have the word Teleport in them, they could be obfuscated or be using some very strange tricks that do weird stuff with character codes and such.
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Is there a specific keyword that I can use?
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Search for things like loadstring, require, etc. Some malicious scripts put a billion spaces so it looks less suspicious, but if your scroll bar on the x axis is extremely long in a script then that is a sign too.
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Do you use free models or do you have any plugins? This could be a reason.
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My game has lots of free models due to it being a commission, but I checked the scripts in those models.
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Check again until you find it. Some scripts hide it really well, but you just have to keep looking until you find something suspicious. You could always try to delete free models one by one and find which one is causing the problem but it might take a while.
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I looked for keywords in all the script, but there were none. I am assuming it was a plugin.
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Could you give a list of the plugins you’re using currently? If one has a lot of dislikes then that may provide a clue. In the error for teleporting, does it give a name of the script that is causing it?
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It doesn’t name the script when it errors.
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Try going into test mode and searching for Teleport or the game id its teleporting to and see if that comes up with anything.
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I did that, but found nothing.
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Some scripts I’ve seen have a bunch of ModuleScripts that make up their own loadstring library, have you seen any of those?
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I haven’t seen any module scripts so no.
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There is not much more that you can do other than what has been said. Just keep looking through scripts and free models until you find what you’re looking for. Have you already tried Kronos? If not then try it.
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I tried kronos, but it doesn’t work with group games.
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If it doesn’t work with group games, then save the game and try it on a local file. If that doesn’t work try publishing it and do it there. There really is only so much you can do. You could try copying important code and then reverting versions to see if that helps.
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Alright thank you for your help.
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I said this in another thread but this script is really helpful for finding backdoors:
for i,v in pairs(game:GetDescendants()) do
pcall(function()
if v.ClassName == "Script" then print(v:GetFullName()) end
end)
end
It prints every single Script object in the game that could potentially be a backdoor. Inspect every script to make sure they aren’t backdoors. Also malicious scripts may be inserted into regular game scripts so be sure to search in scripts for potentially malicious strings like “getfenv” or “require(%d” etc…
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Just go on one of your places and run Kronos there. Be sure to have Http Requests enabled. It will scan all your installed plugins and all your models.