Ah, thanks. I wasn’t aware of that. Kinda odd that the exploiters just found out about it now.
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The IP part is most likely 100% fake,
but the GetCountryRegionForPlayerAsync exists.
They probably just spam random numbers.
This was explained in a video as well:
Click here to see SharkBlox’s video regarding this.
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Its a script that someone pasted it into their script Injector.
greenlegocats123 explains it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy_IzIFTj1E
Found the script on v3rmillion, the script is fake and just generates a random IP address, although the script that says the country, isn’t.
this is just a way to scare people at the end, its just a pile of numbers jumbled up so its not a real ip, anyways developers could implement a chat system that detects if it has the correct country of the user and afterwards kick the user/bot that “leaked the country and ip”
It’s an exploit script that grabs countries from players then just makes up a bunch of random numbers that resemble IP addresses. The IP’s are fake. You can’t get an IP from an exploit.
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I’ve seen this kinda of thing before, they get the client’s location through LocalizationService, and then have their exploit generate a random IP address in an attempt to pretend like they have your IP, but it’s actually just randomly generated.
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Yes this happened when I was playing Prison Life. Some bot or player entered the game and gave away everyone’s location and Ip adress
That’s not the same thing. GetCountryRegionForPlayerAsync is a server-only method, and LocalizationService is not replicated.
What @lyoorubyjane referenced was Player.CountryRegionCodeReplicate, which is apparently replicated. This property is not listed on the Player wiki page.
There is no such thing, however they can get a player’s region.
That’s all they can do.
I am almost certain that they are just trolls, and the IP’s are just fake.
This started happening in june, (Greenlegocats made a video about it.)
Apparently, they could know your country, but that doesn’t really matter. Some people tried something with the IP’s or something, (I don’t exactly know what) But it turned out that all the IP’s were fake.
Hello,
They had my geolocation. They knew what state in USA I lived in and what my internet service provider’s centre was (Atlanta)
It’s a lucky guess then, or you’ve been the victim of a IP grabbing link. There is absolutely no way for anyone, especially an exploiting client, to obtain your IP address in Roblox
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https://devforum.roblox.com/t/got-ip-logged-on-roblox-studio/972226/8
It’s very possible in Roblox Studio, which is where iSyriux was IP logged.
Are the IPs that were grabbed real?
From what I assume, this exploit just did:
math.random(10^13, 10^14)
To generate random numbers and then just said it.
Although IP leaking doesn’t really cause any danger for the players, but, by it’s legality it is illegal,
as it is considered private information.
HTTPService doesn’t support LocalScripts, the best they could do with HTTPService is get a Roblox game server’s IP address.
Stealing IPs is like DDOsing the servers. Pretty real and can damage stuff.
Actually he stated that he got IP logged in Roblox studio from a commission by a suspicious creator, not a IP grabbing link.
Original post by him.
That is possible as Roblox studio makes HTTP requests using your IP address.
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