DUXAC documentation

DUXAC is a PC-check scanner platform for FiveM communities. Your staff creates a scan in the dashboard and gets a one-time PIN. The player downloads DUXAC.exe, enters the PIN, reads a consent screen that lists every check and the data it reads, and accepts or declines. The scanner looks for traces of cheats on the PC and uploads signed findings. The DUXAC API computes a verdict, and your staff review the report.

There is nothing to install on your FiveM server and nothing that stays on the player's PC.

Where to start#

• You run a community: read Getting started, then Verdicts & review.
• You were asked to run a scan: read How a PC check works and Running DUXAC.exe, then download the scanner.
• You want the details: the Checks reference and Signatures reference are generated from the same catalog the scanner implements, and Privacy & data handling lists exactly what leaves the PC.

What DUXAC is not#

Be clear with your staff and your players about these limits:

• A user-mode scanner cannot see kernel-mode cheats directly and cannot see DMA hardware beyond the traces it leaves on the PC.
• A player who cleans thoroughly or runs the scan on a different PC can evade it. Virtual-machine detection, anti-forensics checks, coverage and the hardware reference reduce these gaps; they do not eliminate them.
• Results are indicators for staff review, not proof. The verdict is a recommendation; staff confirm or clear it.
• Without administrator rights, Prefetch, BAM, the USN journal, the memory scan and Defender exclusions are skipped, and a scan with no findings becomes inconclusive instead of clean.

The parts#