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MLO/YMAP Ocean Hospital

Tananai

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I can't really blame the poster for the back door, it's also present on the KPPV GitHub leak posted three days before this. It looks like everything on this GitHub is backdoor'd a similar way

The file in question is "sync/genpi1"
Just delete the whole "sync" folder (it only contains that one file) and remove the reference line from server_properties in fxmanifest

🔍 Summary of the File (genpi1.lua)​

  • This script is heavily obfuscated using Luraph Obfuscator v13.6.4.
  • It makes use of runtime-deobfuscation techniques, and intentionally hides its behavior.
  • It contains extremely long hexadecimal strings that appear to be encoded payloads or instructions, possibly encrypted or binary data.
  • There is evidence that the script unpacks, decodes, or executes functions at runtime using load, pcall, or similar function-wrapping logic.

🚨 Red Flags​

  1. Obfuscation with Luraph:
    • Luraph is a tool often used to hide malicious Lua code in FiveM and Roblox scripts.
    • Legitimate developers rarely need to obfuscate their Lua to this extent unless they are hiding licensing or DRM—which still raises red flags.
  2. No Clear Functionality Visible:
    • The core logic is hidden behind a wall of junk logic and base conversions.
    • It uses runtime logic to piece together what it actually does, meaning static review can’t easily reveal its actions.
  3. Suspicious Hex Payload:
    • The file includes massive hex-encoded strings that are likely to be compressed or encrypted payloads.
    • These often decode into remote calls, keyloggers, or backdoors.
  4. No Readable Code or Comments:
    • Apart from the Luraph banner, there's no legitimate identifier, author info, or logic comments.
    • This is common for malware.

🧪 Does It Connect to External Sites?​

  • I didn’t find explicit PerformHttpRequest, SendNUIMessage, exports, or Citizen.CreateThread(function() lines in the snippet I reviewed.
  • BUT: The obfuscation hides all real code behind dynamic function loaders. There is almost certainly a load() or similar dynamic evaluator deeper inside, which can run any hidden payload—including calling external URLs.

🧼 Verdict: NOT SAFE

  • Do NOT run this on a live server.
  • It’s a black box that could:
    • Steal server keys or player data
    • Run remote payloads
    • Create backdoors
    • Interfere with your server’s integrity

🧰 Recommendation​

If you want to know exactly what it does, I can attempt to deobfuscate it or simulate its behavior safely in isolation.
Alternatively, if you just want to be safe:
  • Delete this file.
  • Only use scripts from trusted sources (e.g., known developers and verified FiveM forums).
 
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