Did you even read what I said? This is a video example of an remote being exploited to give this bad actor infinite money and do you know how this was made… I know this might sound crazy to you but this was used by using SimpleSpy ( or any other remote spys)
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I dont understand why your taking this post so personally but alright, ill explain again.
This was made to be used for other games you werent the original scripter for.
That doesn’t change anything, I literally mention this in my reply, If you decided to make a remote to give you money, spying on YOUR OWN REMOTES will NOT change anything. And as I’ve said a trillion times before, people buy actual exploits to test if their detections or bypasses of simplespy’s hooks work, not to see if their code is doing what it’s made to do.
I’m going to stop replying after this since you aren’t understanding/under-experienced on what I’m trying to say, but you are overlooking the actual purpose of SimpleSpy and OPs case purpose. It’s not about testing if your code is working as intended-- it’s about detecting vulnerabilities in your remotes by observing possible ways on how exploiters can abuse these events. SimpleSpy being used in studio allows you to see how exploiters can manipulate remote arguments, which is crucial for identifying major security flaws in your code
I was watching that
Also yeah I agree, any form of RemoteSpy in studio would purely be for visualizing how exploiters interact with and view transferred data. I don’t understand why they’re trying to be all that lol
So let me get this straight, you WROTE this:
money_remote:FireServer(1000)
then you saw WHAT YOU WROTE in the remote spy:
local args = {
[1] = 100
}
money_remote:FireServer(unpack(args))
THEN you thought “oh maybe it’s a bad idea to make a money remote”?
if that’s why you need a fake remote spy you either have dementia or it’s pure incompetence, there is NO other explaination.
You are wasting yours and everyones time, I already put a disclaimer in the post about what the main use case for this community resource was.