MalGuardGTA Guard
Security analysis for supported GTA 5 mods and game files, with the current Windows x64 preview and an iPhone browser preview.
About MalGuard
Gaming security, without pretending uncertainty does not exist.
MalGuard is an open-source defensive security project focused on safer game-mod analysis, local scanning and fail-closed isolation. GTA Guard is the first product focus.
Mission
Help players inspect before they trust.
The project is built around a simple idea: game mods, downloads and links deserve security tooling that explains what it knows, what it suspects and what it cannot prove.
MalGuard AI
Bilingual chat, a code workspace, and consent-based file, hash and link inspection with clear evidence and limits. Model availability depends on connected services; AI cannot guarantee file safety.
Game Scam Guard
Planned gaming-link and scam-signal analysis. Current public tools are intentionally narrower.
Project structure
One platform, several security surfaces.
01
Products
User-facing security workflows such as GTA Guard.
02
Core
Shared inspection, integrity, isolation and release-security foundations in the public MalGuard Core repository.
03
Labs
Research notes and safer-gaming guidance that explain the risks behind downloads, mods and links.
Founder
Created by Mohammadreza Azarderakhsh.
Mohammadreza Azarderakhsh created MalGuard and leads the project’s product direction and development. Public source code, project changes and release history are maintained through MalGuard’s GitHub presence.
محمدرضا آذردرخش، بنیانگذار MalGuard.
Why open source?
Security claims should be inspectable.
MalGuard Core is published under the MIT License so the defensive architecture, policies and changes can be reviewed. Open source does not make a build automatically safe, so release provenance, integrity checks and review still matter.
Governance
Maintained in the open.
The project is maintained through the MalGuard GitHub organization. Contributions are reviewed through pull requests, and security-sensitive changes are expected to pass CI and review before merge. Contributors are credited through the repository history.
Public identity
Official project profile and evidence.
Find a reusable project summary, founder information, primary source links and a clear account of which security claims are documented or still unverified.