Alright so, this was brought to my attention by one of my friends; their controls weren’t working and when going to give a little helping hand, we found this… I’m 99% sure this is a backdoor/virus to something and it was in multiple scripts.
Is this a virus?
getfenv()['\114\101\113\117\105\114\101'](5151855975)
Thank you for any help you can give me.
Looks that way.
Where did you get the script from? If it’s in multiple scripts you might want to check each of them.
No idea, just got brought on after nothing worked properly.
It’s usually something bad when they want to hide what’s really going on.
Get rid of it just in case, you should do that anyways if it doesn’t belong in the game.
EDIT: Do not keep this model, it crashes your studio and most likely the servers as well.
It’s a [Content Deleted] model as well.
This line of code it’s the same as require(5151855975) but it’s using ascii code to translate the numbers to characters. So to know if it’s a virus or not, you will need to check what 5151855975 contains.
114 = r
101 = e
113 = q
117 = u
…
The “5151855975” Is probably a link to a module.
I thought that originally, however I put it in the search and this is what I found. [ Content Deleted ] - Roblox
@xTheBlockerx
Enquiry, Start of Heading, Enquiry, Start of Heading, Backspace, Enquiry, Enquiry, Horizontal Tab, Bell, Enquiry. I have no idea how to decrypt it properly.
Yeah, you should probably remove the line. It’s quite suspicious that a script is using getfenv to hide a require() function.
Its a require function to get a module script. Though when I put the ID into my browser it was a model, and when I tried to put it in game, it crashed my studio. Though, it doesn’t seam very harmful because you can’t require a model 
Yeah I think whatever it is it doesn’t want to be looked into, also I wouldn’t be too sure that it’s just a model.
I’m pretty sure it is a module. The catalog item isn’t actually Content Deleted, the user just named the item “[ Content Deleted ]” to prevent people from reporting it.
Yeah, it definitely is. They didn’t use the standard require() function since Roblox moderation bots began to remove them from the library. It is advised to remove this script.
I let my computer be a guinea pig and opened the “Content Deleted” model on roblox studio. Almost intstantly my 16gb of ram was taken up. I closed my other apps, and roblox studio continued to eat away at any ram until it was about 96 percent usage. None of this suprised me since many times really large models will eat up ram like that, but what was weird was my disc usage shot up to about 50 percent and my transfer rate was at 100. After about 10 minutes my screen went black for a moment and when it went back on my disc was back at 0. I’d really be interested to see what the actual model is. Hope my pc doesn’t have a virus now. 
Same thing happened to me but studio wont work at all now.
My guess is that it has an absurdly large amount of descendants inside it.
getfenv function is covered in this dev hub resource. Lua Globals (roblox.com)
But those numbers look like they don’t have any function. I have no idea if it’s a virus without knowing what what the script it came from does.
Yes. It requires a Model which is loaded with hundreds or thousands of parts which would crash the game instantly.
The contents of the model is actually a few hundred or thousand parts, it’s strange how Roblox Studio struggled so hard with it though.
I’ll take one for the team as I have a 64gb loaded in to my computer
Yeah, it probably is a virus. It sorta looks like a decoded script. Or just using getfenv to hide the require. If you didn’t get this line or insert it from a model, then you should probably check every plugin you have.
