Catch real cheats. Not your legit players.

Split AACGUARD into a proper client–server architecture with a new ASP.NET Core API on your Debian host, moved all scan writes from the desktop into a central MySQL backend, and wired the Windows client to submit scans over HTTP so users never touch the database directly while you keep full control and observability on the server.

• Upgraded scan flow – Cleaned up how scans run and finish so every session now produces a consistent status, score and detection count without changing how players use the app.
• Richer evidence per scan – Standardized what AACGUARD records (game process, exit state, browser checks, operations JSON and detailed logs) so each scan has clearer, more useful history behind it.
• Advanced cheat detection logic – Refined and extended existing detection code to better catch loaders, injected modules and suspicious behaviour patterns while staying focused on cheats instead of harmless background apps.
• Secure API-backed saving – Moved all database writes behind a dedicated ASP.NET API, removing direct DB access from the client and making stored scans harder to spoof or tamper with.
• More robust error handling – Improved how the app reacts when saves fail or the backend is unreachable, showing clearer messages instead of low-level database errors.