Auto Config

The SecureServe AutoConfig feature makes configuring the anticheat easy

Overview

The SecureServe AutoConfig feature is designed to automatically configure safe events, entity security, and explosion security within your FiveM server. This feature is useful for initial setup and testing but must be used with caution and disabled once the configuration is verified.

Instructions

Step 1: Ensure Proper AC Installation

Before enabling AutoConfig, confirm that the anti-cheat (AC) system loads without any errors. If errors appear, consult the official documentation and verify the installation process.

Step 2: Enable AutoConfig

Modify the configuration file to enable AutoConfig:

SecureServe.AutoConfig = true

Step 3: Restart the Server

Restart your server and check the console for any errors. If no issues arise, the system is correctly configured.

Step 4: Testing the Server

  • Join the server and ensure that security mechanisms are functioning properly.

  • Only allow trusted players to join during this phase.

  • Do not use cheats while AutoConfig is enabled.

Step 5: Disable AutoConfig

Once testing is complete, disable AutoConfig and restart the server:

SecureServe.AutoConfig = false

This is critical as leaving AutoConfig enabled can create security vulnerabilities.

Important Notes

  • Scope of AutoConfig: This option only configures security for entity security, explosion security, and safe events.

  • Restricted Usage: While AutoConfig is enabled, the server should not be opened to public users. Only trusted individuals should be allowed in.

  • No Cheating Allowed: If cheats are used while AutoConfig is active, it can result in security risks.

  • How It Works: While active, every trigger/entity ban is treated as a false positive and added to the whitelist. If an exploit is used multiple times, it may unintentionally allow malicious entities or events to bypass security in the future.

Why Disabling AutoConfig is Crucial

Leaving AutoConfig enabled means no bans will occur for whitelisted events and entities. If an attacker exploits this, they can repeatedly use certain cheat methods to whitelist their actions, making it easier to bypass security measures permanently.

Ensure that AutoConfig is disabled after initial testing to maintain server integrity and prevent potential security risks.

Additional Information

  • Upon server start, an explanation of this feature will be printed in the console. Please read all instructions carefully.

By following these guidelines, you can configure SecureServe properly and maintain a secure and fair server environment

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