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Depends what kind of hard. FiveGuard sees more of your system but leaks more often. FiniAC leans on live staff monitoring and behavioral scoring instead of just a scanner, which is harder to route around quietly. No single toughest option, it’s server by server.
Depends what kind of hard. FiveGuard sees more of your system but leaks more often. FiniAC leans on live staff monitoring and behavioral scoring instead of just a scanner, which is harder to route around quietly. No single toughest option, it’s server by server.
Most run client-side, and code sitting on your own machine can be pulled apart. Several major names have had source leaked on forums, and once that happens bypasses follow fast. FiniAC sidesteps that specific weakness but brings its own challenge: real staff watching and flagging behavior.
A lot. A small server on a free script is nothing like a large roleplay community stacking FiveGuard, FiniAC, and manual staff review. We build around the major names, but nothing here claims to clear every possible server setup.
Straight to Maintenance for that system. We rebuild against whatever changed and verify it before it goes back to Ready. FiveGuard, FiniAC, and WaveShield all push updates often, so this stays ongoing rather than a one time fix.
FiveM has no built in anti-cheat. CFX leaves that to server owners, so what you’re actually up against changes server to server: FiveGuard’s kernel-mode scanner, WaveShield’s behavioral checks, PegasusAC, FiniAC’s mix of server-side detection and live staff monitoring, or a big roleplay server running its own thing like NoPixel’s PC-Check. No single system to beat, just a patchwork.
FiniAC plays a different game. Less pure scanning, more staff actually watching: live screen capture, multi-player livestream review, and a TrustScore that flags accounts across dozens of variables. Linked accounts get banned together too, so a fresh name doesn’t reset much on its own.
Most client-side anti-cheats here have had source leaked on forums at some point. That’s how targeted bypasses get built in the first place. Monitoring-based setups like FiniAC don’t leak the same way, but they lean on staff attention and behavior flags instead. Different pressure, not a stronger wall.
FiveM runs on its economy and roleplay layer, not raw gunfights. Money, vehicles, businesses, knowing who’s actually a cop or rolling up on a job, that’s what matters here more than aim.
Ready means currently working and undetected on the anti-cheats we track. Maintenance means one of the major systems pushed an update and we’re rebuilding around it. No promises past what’s verified right now.
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