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How can you tell if a script you made is exploitable?

Asked by 4 years ago

This is just a general question, I have no clue how to tell if a script is exploitable, I’ve tried to look it up but most questions on the dev forum or all “Is this script exploitable?” Which doesn’t help me really. I mean I’ve been learning from that but I still don’t have a good idea of what makes a script exploitable. I don’t really know if these kind of questions are allowed here but I’m just very curious. Thank you to anyone who answers!

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Answered by 4 years ago

Check if it is a local script, and uses remote events. Exploiters can only exploit in the client, not the server. Also to prevent this, use stuff like ServerStorage and ServerScriptService to prevent exploits. ReplicatedStorage can be used for exploits. 5% of the exploiters know how to exploit remote events, but it's still a thing you should considering worrying. (Note: FE doesn't really help. It just makes things annoying in my opinion.)

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