beckdeer-skenner

DISCONTINUED until further notice!

Utility to scan potential backdoored remotes for Roblox.

NOTE: Make sure that you got the script from Scriptblox or this Github repo. There might have been reuploads of the script which includes malicious code.

Links

• Scriptblox Page
• Discord Community

Script

Just copy the script below and run it through your script utility(executor).

loadstring(game:HttpGetAsync("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jLn0n/beckdeer-skenner/main/src/main.lua"))()

Features

• Fast & Reliable Backdoor Scanner
• Remote & Output Redirection
• Auto Execute (CUSTOMIZABLE)
• Macros (CUSTOMIZABLE)
• AND MUCH MORE!!

Requirements

• A brain that knows this stuff.
• A decent script utility that supports most of UNC functions (such as filesystem functions) and all of Luau features.

Comparison

	beckdeer skenner	backdoor.exe
User friendly?	not so user friendly	user friendly
Scan time	very fast	decently fast(depends on how many remotes are in the game)
Scripting Utility Support	supports most scripting utilities (specially UNC supported scripting utilities)	supports all scripting utilities
Complexity	more complex (with configs, etc.)	kinda simple
Features	remote caching, autoexec, script macros, customizable remote filters, backdoor payloads, remote & output redirection	automatic remote caching, logging(donator feature?), etc.(i don't really know all of their features)
Built for	script developers who want more customizability (honestly it looks like a bloat)	users, script developers

FAQ & Troubleshooting

• Backdoor scanner doesn't seem to work.

Your configuration file might be outdated, make sure to update it.
The script might not support your script utility too.
Scripting Utilities that are built for android/ios doesn't seem to support the script.

• How can I enable Remote and Output Redirection?

Enable them through the configuration file.
Usually it is located in workspace folder.

• How does the Remote Redirection works?

It works by creating a new remote and using that new remote for running server-sided scripts.
It also provides some features like anti-destroy, anti-logger and source encryption.

• How can I add a backdoor to a game?

Please refer to this link: How to add a backdoor

• Do you log any of the sensitive information and/or backdoored games?

No, I respect the privacy of everyone who uses the script and refrain from engaging in any of those malicious practices. You can check the script's source code to verify its authenticity.

Configuration Wiki

• Using Cache:

Caching can be used to quickly find the remote on a specific game without any waiting.
You can also use Caching if you know the backdoor remote of a game and its arguments.

Example:

[placeid] = {
	["Remote"] = "remote.path.here", -- the remote can be a path like "ReplicatedStorage["Remotes here"].Remote" or a instance
	["Args"] = {"arg1here", "source"}, -- source is the place that the executing script will be putted
	["SourceFunc"] = function(source) -- use this if a game has a custom encryption for source
		return source
	end
}

• Using Auto Execute:

AutoExecute can be used to load script after backdoor is successfully found.
You can put many code as long as you want inside the table.

Example:

-- it should be a array and don't add a nil or it will not work
{
	[[warn("backdoor-executor.lua loaded!")]],
	[[require(someid).load(%username%)]],
},

• Using Script Macros:

Script Macros can be very helpful to set values.
Config example:

{
	["staticmacro"] = "value", -- returns "value"
	["dynamicmacro"] = function() -- returns a random number of 1-100
		return math.random(1, 100)
	end,
}

Usage example:

print(%username%, %userid%, %placeid%) -- prints "Username", 69420, 1818 as an example

• Using Remote Filters:

Remote Filters can be used to block any of the remotes with specific properties.

Example:

{
	["exampleFilter"] = function(remoteObj) -- the remote will be filtered out of the remoteObj name is "bogus" or its parent name is "yomama"
		return remoteObj.Name == "bogus" or remoteObj.Parent.Name == "yomama"
	end,
},

• Using Backdoor Payloads:

Backdoor Payloads can be used to customize arguments of remotes on when scanning.
It can be also be used for a certain remote to be used with the provided payload.

Example:

{
	["examplePayload"] = {
		["Args"] = {"arg1here", "source"}, -- this is the arguments that is gonna be loaded in the specified remote, same details as the args in cache
		["Priority"] = 1, -- this is the theoretical position on what place the payload is gonna get applied. 1 is the minimum while 1024 is the maximum
		["Verifier"] = function(remoteObj) -- (OPTIONAL) this verifies if remoteObj is appropriate to be used for payload, the remote will be provided with the argument {"arg1here", "source"} if remoteObj is a descendant of JointsService
			return remoteObj:IsDescendantOf(game:GetService("JointsService"))
		end
	}
}