Random Script Poping up

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#1

Hey, I’ve been noticing this quick load thing in my games even when I just make A NEW EMPTY BREASTPLATE!
I’ve searched and I’ve noticed this script that pops up even when I make a new GAME!

Every time I open a new place I get this.
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I don’t know how and etc.
This is leading it to exploits.

In the script it loads a MODULE into the game which is a backdoor.
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But when ever I make a game these pop up after and after again!
Anyone know how to fix this.

#2

This is most likely a malicious plugin. Have you tried disabling plugins one by one to find the culprit plugin?

#3

You might have a virus, whether it be a plugin or a free model. Check your plugins and free models if you have any. There are billions of topics on virus, so you can just search for one.

#4

Good idea, I’ve just fingured out it’s when ever I open up a STUDIO game, so any game I enter Im leaving it open to exploits.
It also leads you to this model.
https://www.roblox.com/library/4582164150/1199992329232233

#5

thanks it was a plugin now I just need to go to every game and delete it!

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#6

Yeah, sounds like a malicious plugin. They usually hide as a legitimate plugin, but contain a script that inserts a script into your game whenever the plugin is loaded (i.e. when you open a game). The script then requires a module from elsewhere and runs code from that module, usually some code that allows exploits to be run on the server.

Some best practices to avoid these plugins;

  • Consider getting an antivirus plugin, I use this one by Christbru01: V2.1 - Plugin: Hidden Backdoor/Infection Script Detector (Detects/Removes infections from malicious plugins)
  • Avoid leaked plugins - usually, the leaker will include malicious scripts in these
  • Always check the author of a plugin before installing it - if you don’t recognise the author, do some research! Plugins can be pretty dangerous since they have a lot more access than regular scripts, and run in every place you visit.
  • Disable or uninstall plugins that you don’t use - that way, you’re minimising the number of plugins active at any one time, reducing the number of possible attack vectors.

Hope that helps :slightly_smiling_face:

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#7

thank you.
I hope you have a great day!

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