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Kill script backdoor

SCP Games and SCP Monsters
TheBestHaker
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This is a script that abuses a backdoor that lets you kill any player

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onarchawee2 weeks ago

It’s not a backdoor; it’s an exploit involving the shotgun's remote event. Setting the value to 0/0 does indeed make my character invincible, but that invincibility can be reset at any time. Don't mistake it for a backdoor—it isn't one. It’s more of a remote event exploit.

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TheBestHakerUploader2 weeks ago

@onarchawee It's technically a backdoor because it allows you to have a server side control over other players health, and the 0/0 is setting the players health value to NaN which means you cannot lose health but can only set health to 0 to die but it does error the server code because its trying to subtract a number from not a number value

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onarchawee2 weeks ago

@TheBestHaker A backdoor is an injected, hidden entry point that allows arbitrary server-side code execution (e.g., via require()). What happens here is simply an unvalidated input vulnerability: the game's shotgun RemoteEvent accepts client arguments without server-side validation. Sending bad parameters (like 0/0 to cause NaN) is like walking through an unlocked front door—it's bad game logic, not a server backdoor

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TheBestHakerUploader1 week ago

@onarchawee I already know all that, I'm just saying because it lets you use server logic at anytime if you know what İ mean, because the developers didn't secure their code

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onarchawee1 week ago

@TheBestHaker Abusing bad server logic isn't 'using server logic'—it’s triggering an unhandled exception. Insecure code makes a game exploitable, but it doesn't make it a backdoor.

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