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Roblox's own help pages state that exploiting or cheating is a violation of the Roblox Terms of Use and will lead to the deletion of an account . They also warn that many exploits are scams designed to deliver malware, such as keyloggers or phishing programs, that can steal personal information . This site documents what public records say about executor software. It does not encourage exploiting, and it does not claim that any executor is approved or safe.
No executables are hosted or linked
This site does not host executable files, installers, archives, or scripts. The Download buttons on profile pages are placeholders. They do not point to a file. They are marked with href="#" and a note that says "Placeholder — replace the href with your verified source."
The site does not embed links to third-party download pages. Some profile pages cite a domain or a GitBook page as a record of where a project says its download is located. Those citations are records, not endorsements. The site does not verify that the file served from any domain matches the build a tracker tested.
If a future version of this site adds a link to a download, it will be because a source has been verified and the link has been labeled. Until then, the Download buttons serve no file.
No guarantee of safety
No executor on this site has been independently audited by this site as malware-free. The site does not execute the files it describes. It compares public records: tracker entries, sandbox scores, domain scans, and research reports. A high sUNC score measures function coverage. It does not measure safety. A low Triage score or a clean zip scan describes what one tool observed. It does not clear the file.
Bitdefender's analysis of fake Xeno installers documents a specific campaign: fake installers that recreated the directory structure of a legitimate Xeno installation, included genuine Lua scripts, and placed the payload in a file named xeno.exe . The payload steals browser data, Discord and Roblox tokens, cryptocurrency wallet data, and provides surveillance capabilities including keylogging, screenshot capture, and webcam access . That campaign is documented. It is not a hypothetical. It is also not a description of every file that uses the name Xeno.
The absence of a documented malware campaign for an executor is not a safety clearance. It is an absence of evidence. The site marks that state as Unknown, not as safe.
Third-party records are cited, not endorsed
The site cites ScriptBunker, ScriptBlox, Rscripts, Gridinsoft, Cloudflare Radar, Triage, Joe Sandbox, Bitdefender, BleepingComputer, Microsoft Q&A, GitHub, and other public sources. Those sources are third parties. The site does not control them, does not verify every claim they make, and does not endorse their conclusions.
ScriptBunker's own caveat appears on profile pages because it is part of the record: "Not marked detected" is not a guarantee of safety, and the tracker does not verify the upstream data. That caveat is reproduced because it is accurate. It is not reproduced because the site endorses ScriptBunker as an authority.
When sources conflict, the site records the conflict rather than resolving it. Velocity's two domains, SirHurt's four measurements, and Volcano's changelog-versus-phishing-flag are examples. In each case, the page explains what each source says and does not merge them into a resolution that the records do not support.
Use at your own risk
Any action you take based on information on this site is at your own risk. The site provides records and explanations. It does not provide legal advice, security advice, or a recommendation to use or avoid any software. If you choose to download and run an executor, you are responsible for the consequences, including account bans, malware infections, data loss, and any other outcome.
Roblox's Terms of Use state that exploiting violates the terms and can lead to account deletion . The site documents that fact. It does not encourage anyone to violate it.
Contact
The contact address for corrections and legal notices is published in the site's metadata and on the legal pages. A correction is a source, not a comment. If the source is stronger than the one a page used, the page will be updated and the change will be logged in the Changelog.