RemoteEvent Password Tutorial

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#2

Will test this out in Studio and see if there are any vulnerabilities with this. Thanks for sharing this!

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#3

There are vulnerabilities only if you look at the source code.
it will be very difficult to find a vulnerability through dex and simplespy!

#4

This offers minimal protection as exploiters can easily access both the password and the data transmitted through remotes. If you want to safeguard against exploiters triggering your remote events, it is crucial to ensure the validity of each request on the server side.

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#5

a script does not see the server, it can’t be done.

#6

Exploiters can easily bypass that, the only way to protect remote events is fake arguments or cooldown or serverside checking within the event.

An exploiter can use remotespy to check its arguments.

I am planning to make a module that will watch your remote events.
This method can easily fix the server crash exploit.

and since this is a tutorial it should be in #resources:community-tutorials

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#7

That’s right, module! I completely forgot about him

#8

I made a normal anti-cheat for remotevents [Password]*

#9

first off, passwords won’t add protection as exploiters can get it by a script, if it’s from the server, they can get to a client script that uses the remote and view the source, so it obviously won’t work

#10

You can just remotespy to see the remoteevent password.

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#11

no, it’s impossible, I’ve tried everything

#12

nothing will help, just copy these scripts and add to your studio, and try to get the password, it’s impossible!.

#13

the password from the button is transmitted through RemoteEvent, and the correct password is only in the module, when the player presses the button, only if the password is generated and transmitted to the module, it is impossible to get the password without pressing the button, because it is in the module

#14

too annoying to use for everything important in your game, there are better strategies other than that.

#15

give examples, I’m very interested. and I made this system for fun

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#17

just check on the server, you have just given an example for a case that would occur very rarely in fact

#18

sorry, I confused this forum with another

#19

This has to be one of the easiest password systems to bypass.

game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.ScreenGui.TextButton.ActivatedScript.ChildAdded:Connect(function(child)
    local password = child.Name
    game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").AntiFire:FireServer(password)
end)

Forgot to mention, when firing remotes faster than 0.1 seconds, packets will be dropped.
Also forgot to mention, make the instructions (and scripts) clearer.

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#20

You’ve clearly tried nothing. If you actually need to implement a password system then you need to rethink your codebase. Obviously you are using a classic SetMoney:Fire(1091991991919) remote form the client :rofl:

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local Debris = game:GetService("Debris")

script.Parent.ActivatedScript.Status:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):Connect(function() 
	if script.Parent.ActivatedScript.Status.Value == true then -- check status
		for i,v in script.Parent:GetDescendants() do -- search pass file
			if v.ClassName == "StringValue" and v.Value == game.ReplicatedStorage.AntiFire.Name then 
				local genPass = v.Name 				game.ReplicatedStorage.AntiFire:FireServer(genPass)
			end
		end
	end
end)

Aaand I didnt have to do anything, Its as simple as that.