Game session monitoring
Checks running processes and signs of interference with Rust. Events include detection times.
Anti-cheat for Rust · Rust Admin Guard
Protection during gameplay. Context for moderators.
Guard checks the game session, sends detections to the panel and confirms protection readiness before joining a server that requires it.
Guard 0.3.16 Beta · Windows 10/11 · Administrator permissions are required to install the service.
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Game session
Protection ready
SteamActive
RustActive
Connected to panelActive
What it does Guard
Detection rules
Indicators of known tools, including AutoHotkey, AutoIt and Cheat Engine, help administrators investigate suspicious events.
Server admission
On projects that require Guard, the client confirms protection readiness and stays connected during gameplay.
History in the panel
Statuses and reports are linked to SteamID. Moderators review detections in the context of the player and session.
Three steps to get started
- 01
Install Guard
Download the Windows client from this page. The installer sets up the service and shows optional modules.
- 02
Check readiness
Open the app, verify your SteamID and wait for readiness. Each stage has a visible status.
- 03
Join the server
Keep Guard running while you play. You can minimize the window to the system tray.
What happens to your data
Technical report
Detections, the current Windows session's process log, system details and recent USB connection times provide event context.
Optional modules
The client shows installation components and available modules. Review them and the data policy before starting.
Decisions in context
Administrators receive technical signals and review them under project rules. The report is linked to your SteamID.
Questions and answers
When should I start Guard?
Before joining a server whose administrators require it. Keep the client running until your session ends.
An easy start