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If you omit the Client table when creating a service, it doesn't stop the client from calling "GetService" on that service, or atleast it doesnt error out?
I've tried parsing through the code to see if i could interpret what is going on, but i didnt see anything that's stopping the client from getting a service that has no client table. A folder is still created for the service, which is quite a security concern if the service is meant to be server only.
According to the documentation a service without a client table is server-side only
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There is no way for the client to get into those services as there are no RemoteEvents/Functions exposed. While a folder might exist, that does not provide any security risk whatsoever.
If you omit the Client table when creating a service, it doesn't stop the client from calling "GetService" on that service, or atleast it doesnt error out?
I've tried parsing through the code to see if i could interpret what is going on, but i didnt see anything that's stopping the client from getting a service that has no client table. A folder is still created for the service, which is quite a security concern if the service is meant to be server only.
According to the documentation a service without a client table is server-side only
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: