How can i view plugins open source?

[LuaServers]

Recently I have seen a lot of people who see strange things inside the scripts of the plugins, but how can you see that?

[stqrrydev]

Clearing your game of malicious scripts, plugins, and backdoors

Chances are if you’re here, your game may currently be infected with malicious scripts or plugins, or in other words, hacked. If that’s the case, keep calm! It generally can be resolved fairly easily. I’ve seen a great deal of these threads recently, so I’ve formulated this guide to help . Let’s get started. Update: July 2020 Ok, I lied; before we begin, I’d like to talk about a few changes in terms of third-party permissions since I wrote this. Roblox has since implemented opti…

Try looking here! This is a pretty detailed guide to clearing and checking your game/plugins for anything that is malicious.

[JarodOfOrbiter]

Here’s a more direct answer to the actual question, found in the thread stqrrydev linked you.

How to inspect the source of plugins

With the current state of the Roblox Plugin Marketplace, it’s almost essential to verify the source of any plugin you install that isn’t purchased with Robux. While there are many excellent free plugins, some attempt to infect your game with malicious intents. There are a few different ways to fetch the source of plugins, however, they aren’t widely known; especially since it isn’t natively possible on the website. Method 1: Using DataModel:GetObjects() in Studio’s Command Bar This is often th…