Live protection – 2032 scans completed

Client-side anti-cheat · CS:GO · CS 1.6 · CS2

Catch real cheats. Not your legit players.

AACGUARD is a lightweight client-side anti-cheat scanner for community servers, focused on loaders, injected modules, and tampering – without bloated kernel drivers or false positives from harmless apps.

Download AACGUARD (v0.0.8) Windows client · ~10 seconds setup

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By downloading AACGUARD you agree that scans may be logged and associated with your Steam account on our servers, allowing server admins to review your scan history.

Total scans

2032

Players flagged

623

Last 24h

16 new detections

AACGUARD · live console

Online

[INIT] AACGUARD starting...

[OK] Players scanned: 848

[OK] Total scans: 2032

[OK] Total flagged: 623

[INFO] Last 24h detections: 16

[LAST] Last scan at 2026-05-07 01:33:09

[DONE] Waiting for next client check...

Kernel drivers

None required

Detection focus

Loaders, injectors

Steam linked

Per scan session

Player lookup

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Features

Built for real servers, not slideshows.

Plug AACGUARD into your existing stack and get a real signal on cheats instead of noise from overlays, Discord, or common background tools.

Cheat‑first detection

Targets loaders, injected modules, and suspicious behaviour instead of random background apps or harmless overlays, so legit players stay clear.

Transparent scan history

Every scan is logged with timestamps, Steam identifiers, and final verdicts inside your AACGUARD panel, giving admins a clear audit trail.

Drop‑in for communities

Designed to sit next to your existing CS:GO / CS 1.6 / CS2 stack without forcing you into a specific host, plugin system, or closed ecosystem.

Updates

Changelog

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AACGUARD v0.0.8 (release version)

Website compliance, smarter log interpretation, community updates and stronger detection workflow

2026-04-01

Finalized the 0.0.8 release by improving AACGUARD’s public website, legal/compliance pages, moderation ecosystem and internal detection workflow, while keeping the core desktop app behaviour unchanged for players and admins.

Cookies module and consent flow – Added and refined the website cookie consent module to better manage necessary, preference, analytics and marketing choices with clearer user control.
New Cookies Policy page – Published a dedicated cookies policy covering consent categories, third-party services, analytics usage and how visitors can update their preferences.
New GDPR policy page – Added a dedicated GDPR notice with controller details, legal bases, data categories, user rights, retention, transfers and Romania-specific supervisory authority information.
AI-assisted log phrasing – Integrated an AI bot powered by TinyLlama to help phrase, summarize and rapidly interpret raw logs into clearer operational context during review.
Improved detection quality – Refined internal detection logic and review flow to produce more useful signals and cleaner interpretation without changing the app’s visible workflow.
Discord server refresh – Updated the Discord server structure and channels to improve communication, support flow, announcements and community organization.
No client-side usage changes – This release does not change how the AACGUARD desktop app is used by players; the improvements are focused on website, compliance, moderation support and ecosystem quality.
Host Upgrade – I increased the server plan to one with more resources. Still on ovhcloud.com!

Flow

How AACGUARD works

Player downloads AACGUARD and launches the client.
The client scans Steam, CS:GO / CS2 configs, relevant running processes, and the game environment for known cheat traces and suspicious changes.
Scan metadata, verdict details, Steam ID, and non‑default config data are sent securely to the AACGUARD panel.
The data is analysed in a way designed to avoid unsafe VAC interactions, then temporary scan data is removed from our VPS once processing is complete.
Server admins review verdicts and can take action based on AACGUARD results.

Privacy

Privacy & transparency

We only collect what is needed for anti‑cheat: Steam ID, Steam name, scan metadata, verdicts, and game‑related data like non‑default CS:GO / CS2 configs.
AACGUARD runs scans only when you press Start or Restart . It does not run permanently in the background.
Future versions may analyse kernel‑level information on our VPS in a controlled way to stay safe with VAC, and then delete that temporary data after the scan is processed.
We do not store personal documents or sensitive non‑game data – only Steam and game‑related information required for anti‑cheat checks.

FAQ

When does AACGUARD run?

Only when you manually press Start or Restart in the client. It does not scan continuously in the background.

What exactly do you collect?

Steam ID, Steam name, scan metadata, the final verdict, and non‑default CS:GO / CS2 config data required to detect cheats. No unrelated personal files are retained.

How do I dispute a false positive?

If you believe you were flagged by mistake, record a video showing what AACGUARD flagged and how you play, then contact us with that proof so we can review the case.

Do you use kernel‑level drivers?

Current versions are user‑mode only. In future versions, kernel‑level data may be copied to our VPS for analysis and then deleted, specifically to avoid running invasive kernel‑level drivers on your machine.