Check any PC for cheats in under ten seconds.
Review potential injectors, spoofers, and anti-cheat configuration with a local diagnostic. Review the findings before drawing conclusions.
Six checks that cover where cheats may leave traces
Each check examines a different source of diagnostic evidence. A match is a lead to review, not proof of cheating by itself.
Recent executables
Review executable and DLL files found in selected temporary folders.
Process review
Identify process names that match a configurable watchlist for further inspection.
Anti-cheat health
Review the status of supported anti-cheat services and related configuration.
Install history
Review recent Windows Installer events where the relevant records are available.
USB device history
Review available Windows device records for connected USB hardware.
Readable report
Collect diagnostic findings into a text report for local review.
Access your assigned script in four steps
Authenticate with your PIN, retrieve the URL assigned to that account, and inspect the script before running it.
Unlock access
Enter your PIN to retrieve the URL assigned to your account.
Copy the URL
Use the Copy button to copy your PowerShell command.
Inspect the script
Open the link, review the file, and understand what it does before running it.
Review results
Run only scripts you trust on devices you own or are authorized to inspect.
Get your assigned script URL
Unlock access with your PIN, copy the assigned URL, and inspect the file before running it.
Invoke-Expression (Invoke-WebRequest "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/main/xxxxxxxxxx.ps1").ContentThe URL is copied as text only. Inspect the script and verify that you trust its source before executing anything. Only use diagnostic tools on devices you own or are authorized to inspect.