Cheat and macro indicators
Rules for known names, configurations and artifacts of prohibited software, including BotMek and NovaMacro.
Player checker for Rust · Rust Admin Check
Called for a check? Download Rust Admin Check, verify your SteamID and follow the prompts. The client gathers technical details and sends a report to your project's moderator.
Check 1.4.4 · Windows 10/11 · Administrator permissions are required for system sources.
Check stages
Rust Admin Check
Rules for known names, configurations and artifacts of prohibited software, including BotMek and NovaMacro.
Prefetch, Registry, BAM and UserAssist help relate program traces to the game session.
Rust modules, drivers, digital signatures and boot settings add context to the technical report.
Results are linked to SteamID and the active request. Moderators see sources, timestamps and detection context.
Follow the moderator's instructions and download the client. Windows x64 is suitable for most computers.
Verify the detected SteamID, review the stages and select Start check.
Follow the progress. After the report is sent, continue the conversation in the same check request.
The client lists its stages before the check. Collection and submission start after you select Start check.
Technical indicators, suspicious file metadata, targeted matches and unique email addresses from browser history. Personal documents, messages, passwords, cookies and tokens remain on the computer.
The administration of the project that requested the check receives the report. Detections are reviewed alongside session context and server rules.
Choose Windows x64 for Intel or AMD. ARM64 is for ARM-based computers. Check your architecture in Windows Settings: System → About.
The client detects the active Steam account and finds an open request. Verify your SteamID before starting.
Processes, Rust modules, targeted files, execution history, drivers, macro configurations, system logs and targeted browser artifacts. The app lists every stage.
The client shows progress and the report is delivered to the moderator's panel. Continue the conversation in the same check request.
An easy start