Review · number 6 of 7
SecureServe
Open source, with protection against entities and explosions
6.6out of 10
A good free complement to a well-tuned entity lockdown. Do set aside time to clear out false positives.
Strengths
- Free and auditable
- Strong focus on entities and explosions
- Documentation on GitBook and support via Discord
Weaknesses
- Lots of false positives on a fresh install until you whitelist events
- Explosion thresholds need tuning per server
- For "full" protection, this project also points to Fiveguard
What’s included
- Blocks unauthorised entity spawns
- Monitors trigger events and scans for suspicious resources
- Detects and blocks explosions with configurable thresholds
- Client checks: menus, noclip/freecam, godmode, rapid fire and recoil
- Protection against stopping resources
Score by criterion
Features & tooling6.0
Evidence & moderation4.0
Price/value10.0
Enhanced & updates4.0
Transparency8.5
Weighted final score 6.6. How we score
Features
| Actively maintained | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Session replay | No |
| Live monitoring (screens) | No |
| Interactive live map | No |
| Reputation / player lookup | Unknown |
| Dev license | n/a |
| Anti-aimbot | No |
| Event protection | Trigger monitoring |
| Enhanced support | Unknown |
| Lifetime option | Free |
| Open source | Yes |
| Resource use* | Unknown |
| Cost for 1 year** | Free |
* Vendor figure, not measured by us. ** Cheapest way to cover one year using public prices; a lifetime licence counts as one year. FiniAC: Core monthly price × 12, longer billing is cheaper. Electron Anticheat: amount from its own comparison page.