OpiumWare Executor — Status, sUNC and What It Actually Is

Overview

OpiumWare is a Mac executor distributed as a free download. Rscripts lists it as a Mac executor with 100% sUNC and 86 out of 86 standard functions verified working in the sUNC test suite. It supports both Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs, with a dedicated arm64 build that runs better on Apple Silicon.

Rscripts currently marks OpiumWare as Outdated — the last build was v2.5.1-a, and the tool is waiting for a rebuild after the latest Roblox version. RageInject does not host the OpiumWare binary and cannot verify what any given build contains.

Observable Facts

Platform	macOS 10.15 Catalina and above
Architecture	Apple Silicon (arm64) and Intel (x64)
Price	Free and keyless
Status	Outdated — waiting for update
sUNC	100% (86 of 86 functions pass)
Source	rscripts.net/executors/opiumware

What OpiumWare Is

OpiumWare is a script executor. A script executor is third-party software designed to execute Lua or Luau scripts with the Roblox client. Roblox itself uses Luau, a scripting language derived from Lua, for developing experiences. Script executors are commonly associated with modifying gameplay, automation and exploits.

This is not the same as Roblox Studio, which is Roblox's official development environment where creators write Luau code to build games legitimately.

Ban Risk

Roblox prohibits cheating and exploiting. The company states that exploiting or cheating violates its Terms of Use and can result in account deletion. That applies whether the executor is free or paid, closed source or open source.

Roblox's Hyperion anti-tamper system detects executors through integrity checks and memory monitoring. An Outdated status means the tool is not currently updated for the latest Roblox version — it will not work until the developers release a patch.

Malware Risk

Security researchers at Bitdefender documented a 2026 campaign that disguised a remote access trojan as Xeno Executor on Windows. macOS users are not immune to similar tactics — unsigned DMG files distributed outside the App Store bypass Gatekeeper checks until the user manually approves them.

OpiumWare is distributed outside the Mac App Store. Users who install it are responsible for verifying what they run.

File Integrity

# macOS — compare against the vendor's published hash
shasum -a 256 OpiumWare.dmg

# Verify the app signature
codesign --verify --verbose OpiumWare.app

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