Most FiveM exploits come from server events that trust whatever the client sends. This free browser tool scans your resources for those events plus SQL injection and leaked keys, returns a security score, and shows the exact lines where your server is exposed.
Check your FiveM server for the security holes that let people wreck your economy and crash your instance. Upload your resources and get a security report that flags server events that trust the client, SQL injection risks, missing server side checks and secrets left in the code. You get a security score, a severity breakdown and the exact locations, so you can close the gaps before anyone else finds them. The scan runs in your browser and your code never leaves it.

Drop in a resource or a zip of your server. Everything is analyzed locally in your browser.
The scanner looks for server events that trust client input, string built SQL, missing permission checks and credentials committed into the source.
Get a security score, a count of issues by severity, and the exact file and line for each finding, with an explanation of the risk.
Use the report to close the gaps yourself, or hand it to our team for a paid hardening pass.
Server events that take a money amount, an item or a coordinate straight from the client without validating it are the number one way servers get exploited. The scanner flags them.
Catches queries built by string concatenation and API keys, tokens or passwords left in the source where they can leak.
A single number plus a severity breakdown so you know how exposed you are and what to close first.
The scan runs in your browser. Your source is never uploaded, which is the whole point when you are auditing sensitive server code.
Most server owners find out about a security hole the hard way, after someone has already used it to duplicate money or crash the server. Reviewing every resource by hand for client trust and injection takes a security mindset and a lot of hours. This scanner does the first pass for you: it knows the weaknesses people actually abuse on FiveM and shows you where you are exposed, so you can fix them on your schedule instead of during an incident.
Start by making the server the source of truth: never trust a value that came from the client without validating it, use parameterized database queries, check permissions on every sensitive event, and keep keys out of your source. This scanner checks your resources for exactly those problems and shows you where you are exposed.
Yes, the scan and the report are free for our Discord community. If you want us to close the gaps for you, that is an optional paid hardening service.
No. The scan runs entirely in your browser. Your resources are never uploaded to us, which is essential when you are auditing private server code.
Server events that trust client input, SQL built by string concatenation, missing server side permission checks, and secrets like API keys or passwords committed into the code.
Yes. It reads plain Lua and JavaScript and understands the common framework patterns, so it works regardless of which base your server runs.
The free tool shows you where the weaknesses are and why they matter. It does not change your code. If you want the fixes applied, send us the report and our team can harden the resources for you.
A high score means your code is clean against our current rule set, which covers the issues most commonly abused. It is a strong baseline, not a guarantee. Keep validating input and testing with a real attacker mindset.
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