Identity Fraud Maze 4 (2024)

FAQs

How to figure out the code in Identity Fraud? ›

To get the correct code to open the doors to the Boss Room, the player must use a Hexadecimal Decoder. When they open it, they have to enter all the numbers that are underneath the seven-digit code. After deciphering the code, the code will become a sentence for to follow.

In Identity Fraud, there are a total of 3 mazes. To finish a maze, you must find the door leading to the next one, and then solve the puzzle to open it. After finishing Maze 3, you'll go to a special place called the Hallway which is the second to last stage of the game. In Identity Fraud 2, there are several mazes.

You can detect many monsters, such as Ralph, on the radar. If you have to, sacrifice another player so he will stop following you. The only way to get rid of him is by doing number 4, this is because Ralph will follow you the whole time you are playing, unless he finds another target.

The exit for this maze is opened by pushing a small button on a wall nearby to the door. If the button is green, it can be pushed by left clicking on it or if the player is on Xbox, press Y and the metallic doors will slide open. Afterwards, it will turn red and cannot be activated again for roughly 7 minutes or so.

PC 530.5 defines identity theft as: “Any person who willfully obtains personal identifying information of someone, and uses it for any unlawful purpose, including to obtain, or an attempt to obtain, credit, goods, services, real property, or medical information without consent.”

The beeps that the radio emits are known as Morse code. To open the door, you need to decode the beeping that results in a number, and enter the number combination into game chat. Once the code is typed into game chat, the morse code will still be the same unless if everybody leaves and rejoins the server.

Ending. The Last Hurdle's parts will detatch and some of them will fall into the lava. Music will start to play and the screen fades to black, starting the credit sequence. At the end of the credits, the player will be kicked out of the game for the reason "".

Identity Fraud is a horror game where the player must go through mazes and solve puzzles along the way. Identity Fraud is a very successful game with over 294M visits, 387K likes and 1.8M favorites. Identity fraud is considered to be one of the best horror games in Roblox according to sources.

The Last Hurdle is the final boss of Identity Fraud. Their name is "Asriel" in the game files, although much of the fanbase tends to name it the Hurdle. It is the most powerful monster in the game, considered only a bit more powerful than Fraud due to his tremendous amounts of explosive and long-range damage.

Stan, Master of Stares. Stan is a monster in Identity Fraud 1 and the primary antagonist in Identity Fraud 2.

How to avoid James Identity Fraud? ›

Avoidance. Walk slowly when James is nearby, as he makes a noise that can be used to identify him. James usually roams around the place it last saw a player, so you could try and trick him into a spot far away from the exit of the Maze. Stand still when James is near you, standing still will cause James to walk away.

To report identity theft, contact: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) online at IdentityTheft.gov or call 1-877-438-4338. The three major credit reporting agencies. Ask them to place fraud alerts and a credit freeze on your accounts.

How to escape. In order to escape, one must first find one of four doors to outer rings of the Maze, which are found at the farthest end of each entrance to the Maze. The only door that has never been seen to open is the outer ring door in the Dark Zone. After finding a "Ring Door", it will open once it is night.

The Maze is a survival Horror game developed by HyperSlica. The main objective of the game is to see how long a player can survive.

In order to easily get in, instead of going right after passing through the first wall, go left. Climb up the ladder, and you will be in the party room hallway. At the end, there will be a code with a jumble of letters and numbers with an equal sign at the end. This code is in Base64.

The third puzzle, which is also part of an Easter-egg requires you to crack a Rot13 encryption. Similar to the code above, you simply insert the shifted letters into the Rot13 box, and then hit 'Convert'. Simply say the answer in chat and a door in the wall should open.