"HTTP not enabled?"

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#1

Probably wrong category, don’t have access to others. Would appreciate a move from anyone with that ability.

At my “experience” I’m suddenly getting this error message as of today when I try to play:

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And in the console, I’m getting this one:
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Firstly, HTTP requests are in fact enabled so I’m unsure why this is happening.

Secondly, and more concerning, is that none of my code uses http requests. Googling this issue and looking at past similar threads, it seems like malicious code was always the problem. However, there are no free models in the game and I’ve done a thorough search and no code other than what I’ve personally written is present.

In the console error, the “Model.MainModule” does not exist in the game. I assume it’s being created at runtime or something similar. It would make sense for this to be caused by malicious code, but again, there is none.

Very confused by all this. Haven’t even made any changes to the game in some days but this randomly happens. Was wondering if anyone was experiencing a similar issue or might have any idea what is going on here.

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#2

Pretty sure this is a backdoor / virus.

What’s this “Model.MainModule”? What’s on it?

Yeah this is a virus because it’s not parented to anything.
Try looking for scripts that might use InsertService, require, getfenv especially with the Find All tool.

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#3

Yeah pretty sure roblox wouldnt put up a nice looking UI like that onto the screen because why would they need to tell you that Http Requests are not enabled? That is not needed for roblox to run. I would recommend searching through all your scripts for http requests using Ctrl + Shift + F for require and other things like that.

Also check your plugins and make sure that they are made by the original developer and not a group with the same name.

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#4

This is a virus model scam requesting access to your game. Turn off https service!
The virus wants you to turn on https service so they can gain access to your game.

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#5

Your game has been probably backdoored, you should try removing the newest free model added into your game until the error disappears, if you dont use free models then check your plugin’s creators one by one and remove suspicious ones after that at explorer into search put “Script” then check them one by one and remove suspicious ones(the backdoor ones will be obvious)

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#6

I appreciate all the replies so far.

As mentioned, I’ve already checked thoroughly every game file and do not use free models. I have used all types of search types.

The theory with plugins might be correct. I’ll have to check through what I have installed.

#7

Still no progress on my end. Plugins didn’t seem to have anything malicious but went ahead and uninstalled all except for 2 or 3 that I know are safe.

Very strange issue. I’ve gone ahead and checked for suspicious code 2 or 3 more times but still no results there.

Might start rolling back the version to see if that helps at all

#8

Roblox would not put that on your screen, probably a backdoor but thanks for posting this, I made a HTTP Requests tutorial video a while back and a lot of people are having issues saying that HTTP Requests are not enabled.