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FiveM: 'Resource contains prohibited logic?'

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10 November 20262 min read1 Views0 helpful

Introduction

In recent years, FiveM resource developers have gone to great lengths to protect their source code using techniques such as obfuscation, IP locking, remote code loading, and other methods. Unfortunately, these measures often cause problems that many people are already familiar with. Some of these tools not only significantly slow down code performance, but also introduce numerous security risks.

For this reason, Cfx.re has started blocking malicious resources that contain harmful code designed to infect servers and other resources. These resources sometimes try to spread their code to other resources to give third parties access to scripts and databases. It’s important to note that these resources are essentially comparable to viruses and therefore pose a serious threat.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

For security reasons, the system checks all resources before startup and automatically disables any that are identified as dangerous. There are no exceptions.
Some developers protect their source code with techniques such as obfuscation, IP locking, or remote code loading, which can pose security risks. Cfx.re therefore blocks resources containing malicious code that tries to spread to other resources and give third parties access to scripts and databases.
Remove all affected resources immediately, and only install resources from reputable sources in the future, such as the official FiveM website or Cfx.re forum.

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