Proper support for the Linux platform

[Askofep (x86dbg)]

then roblox should have a list of built kernels and the active kernel should be uploaded and scanned for potential cheats.
same goes for every other os

[TheGrimDeathZombie (Reapimus)]

alternatively, they could stop using bandaid fixes and provide a proper server-side anti-cheat that does not rely on being highly invasive on your system and opening it up to dangerous vulnerabilities.

[sangolemango (Sango)]

Roblox doesn’t have a kernel mode anti cheat. It is isolated to user mode only so stuff like that CVE cannot happen. Server side anti cheats cannot detect everything and often require people designing the server side AC around their specific type of game, which you can do yourself already

[TheGrimDeathZombie (Reapimus)]

@sangolemango

Roblox doesn’t have a kernel mode anti cheat

For now that’s the case, but there’s no guarantees that will remain the case. They themselves have even stated that it’s absolutely a possibility they might move it up to kernel level.

Exploit Prevention Update

Exploiting has never been and will never be completely eradicated. The aim is to minimize cheating and exploiting to a level that has no major impact on users and creators. It was never a secret that certain methods of exploiting are still possible, a fact that NetflixCE, for example, takes advantage of. All this really does is push us further, and eventually, we will end up having to move to kernel-level protection.