It was the exploit but I remember seeing leaks of the code used to detect it on other forums but I can’t find at this point
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A lot of free low quality exploits send a notification. As quoted by
This can be easily detected with the script created below.
spawn(function()
while game:GetService("RunService").RenderStepped:Wait() do
local _, exploit = pcall(function()
return game.FindFirstChild(game, "NotificationFrame", true) ~= nil;
end);
if exploit then
game.Players.LocalPlayer:Kick("Exploit injection detected.")
end;
end;
end);
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That’s actually nothing. That was patched by Synapse many months ago. There are no “low quality” exploits that are detected with that.
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Yeah what you said makes no sense.
Synapse has never used a NotificationFrame, and every exploit that does has never bothered to take Synapse’s patch (mostly because a lot of garbage exploits use the same 5 year old DLL that has never been fixed)
What? No, what you’re saying makes no sense. That was actually a way to detect synapse, there was a devforum on it
The author of that thread goes: > this was pretty simple to make, and very easy for the developers to patch (already in the process as i heard)
it’s a simple check to see if a frame titled NotificationFrame which is located inside of the service CoreGui exists or not - i don’t know why synapse even made it create an instance upon injection, seems incredibly stupid in my eyes