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These Roblox Script Executors Will BAN You..

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News and Commentary

Reported Roblox Ban Wave (May 31–June 2)

Roblox reportedly conducted a major ban wave within 48 hours (from May 31 to June 2), targeting players described as “exploiters.” Coverage and commentary—especially from Reddit—indicate widespread reports of accounts being banned, including bans lasting months and, in some cases, full terminations.

The creator claims the situation is escalating beyond prior ban waves because Roblox is rolling out a stronger anti-cheat approach alongside the bans.

Timeline of the Ban Wave

  • May 31: Exploit users begin receiving ban messages.
  • June 1: The wave expands; reporting suggests “everyone is affected,” with rapid spread across forums.
  • June 2: Reports continue, but commenters say the pace appears to slow, with most agreeing the hardest-hit days were May 31 and June 1.

New “Hardware ID” Ban System (HWID)

A key claim in the coverage is that Roblox is deploying a hardware ID ban API (described as being tested across 30+ games).

Reported implications:

  • If you’re banned, it may flag the entire device, not just the account.
  • A commonly cited symptom is joining triggering error code 601, suggesting bans may apply at the PC/device level rather than solely the game account level.

Changes to Appeals

Commentary suggests Roblox’s appeal system has been replaced by AI/automation, implying bans—particularly longer ones—may not receive meaningful human review.

Executors Reported as Hit Hardest

Tool/executor names frequently mentioned as most affected include:

  • Potassium
    • Repeatedly described as the most heavily impacted.
    • Claims include up to six-month bans and even account terminations.
  • Other mentioned names include Sely, and claims involving Madium, Dub X, and Real.
  • The creator also argues that executor security changes over time, stating that no executor can reliably stay undetected forever.

Community Activity and Supporting Evidence

Subreddits such as r/RobloxHacking (and related communities) are described as being flooded with screenshots and posts about bans.

Some posts reportedly include confusion such as:

  • Whether ban durations are being interpreted correctly
  • Whether bans without a visible timer might indicate permanent bans (example: notices with no timer)

The creator also references discussion of other exploit-related sites and alleged seizure claims in the community, while suggesting some of that content may be fake.

Device Linking and Rumors of Further Detection

The creator emphasizes that HWID bans reduce easy account cycling, since new accounts may still be caught if the device is flagged.

Additionally, there are rumors that another system—named Hyperion—may detect even accounts that supposedly never injected, implying tighter account/device linking.

Are Externals or Other Platforms Affected?

The creator’s claims about scope include:

  • Windows-based executors are the main focus.
  • Mac executors: some reports indicate detection exists, but not uniformly.
  • Mobile executors: claimed to be safer for now.
  • “Externals” are described as having largely “low-key got away with it,” with some executors reportedly updating.

Advice on “Staying Safe” (According to the Creator)

  1. Never use exploits on your main account—use an alt or disposable account.
  2. Use VPN and/or HWID spoofing
    • Example mentioned for VPN: ProtonVPN
    • HWID spoofing is described as harder to find reliably
  3. Consider externals instead of full executors
    • Examples mentioned: Serotonin and AI aimbot
    • Described as operating at a lower/kernel level and claimed to bypass Roblox for multiple years.

Presenters or Contributors

  • The video creator/narrator (name not provided in the subtitles)
  • Reddit community posters (including users discussed indirectly through threads such as r/RobloxHacking / related exploiting discussions)
    • No verified individual names are provided beyond tool/executor names.

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