[FIXED] this dont work anymore

[banana-man95]

WHAT A SURPRISE!!! anyways so many people join the server in the readme (which you should) asking about taaprware not working (insane).

Let's use the brain:

Byfron technologies made an anti-tamper for Roblox good enough to not make any commercially available exploits release that work with Hyperion (the anti-tamper).

Oh wow! Look at this exploit on GitHub that has all of the code visible for any person to see!! This must obviously work for Hyperion!!

If there was any exploit that worked on Hyperion (there is (none that are public)), no one would just give out the code for it because some engineer working at Byfron Technologies will go "ohhhhh" and instantly patch it and release it.

Byfron is not at full power.

Once an exploit for Hyperion release publicly, they will reverse engineer that exploit and patch it like the developers reverse engineered Roblox.

If you want to exploit while Hyperion is present, DIY.

[banana-man95]

plusgiant5 — Today at 5:53 PM retards: i aint reading allat

[banana-man95]

if you thought this got fixed, you're dumb, but at least you are now slightly educated

[KittenPixel-cell]

You do know byfron is user mode right?

[plusgiant5]

yes i know byfron is usermode

[RealPacket]

Summary:

Open Source means that (other than the obvious things):

• Making your source code licensed under the (not LGPL) GPL V3 (or later) license will make this apply for any other source code that uses some of your source code.
• Anyone (including Roblox or Byfron) can find bugs by just reading the code (and abuse that to detect your exploit)
  • Because of this, people can let the contributors/maintainers about it (privately or publicly) or give you the changes needed to fix it, or give you a fake fix which adds more bugs (not likely to happen)
• Anyone can read your code and learn from it.
  • Remember, if it's just 2 (maintained and not discontinued) exploits working that Roblox knows about, it'll probably be easy for them, but what if we have THOUSANDS, HUNDREDS, and MILLIONS of (not discontinued) exploits and Roblox only knows 100 of them (or all of them)? It will be hard, as long as they're also maintained and aren't just a fork of eachother with no changes

This is quite literally the Linux kernel situation in a nutshell. Yes, they can find detections in the code, but the code is open source, so what if someone else finds it (and doesn't tell Roblox or Byfron about it)? They might:

• open an issue (most likely, but also lets Roblox or Byfron know about this bug)
• tell you privately (less likely, doesn't tell Roblox or Byfron about this bug), or
• open a pull request that fixes it (very unlikely, Roblox or Byfron would know about this bug, but it wouldn't be in the latest version if you merge it) Open Source also means that people can learn from your code. Also, I recommend using GNU GPL V3 license, this means that if anything uses your code, it gets the same improvements of Open Source, and anyone can fix the bugs and etc.