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# Event Guard

Welcome to the Event Guard documentation! This powerful resource provides comprehensive protection against event spoofing, tampering, and replay attacks in your FiveM server.

## Overview

Event Guard is your server's ultimate defense system, offering:

* Real-time event monitoring and protection
* Custom event logger UI with permission controls
* Comprehensive webhook logging system
* Intelligent heartbeat monitoring
* Configurable protection levels and event whitelisting
* Full compatibility with encrypted resources

## Quick Demo

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Watch our showcase video to see Event Guard in action, featuring:

* Real-time event monitoring with custom UI
* Instant detection and response to tampering attempts
* Comprehensive logging and ban system
* Easy configuration and resource compatibility

## Key Features

* **Event Logger UI**: Monitor events in real-time with a draggable, customizable interface
* **Intelligent Protection**: Advanced salt-based verification system
* **Detailed Logging**: Comprehensive webhook integration for all security events
* **Customizable Configuration**: Fine-tune protection levels and event handling
* **Heartbeat System**: Detect and respond to script tampering attempts
* **Resource Compatibility**: Works seamlessly with both standard and encrypted resources

## Purchase

Ready to secure your server? Visit our [Tebex Store](https://sudo-scripts.tebex.io/) to purchase Event Guard.

## Documentation Sections

* [Configuration Guide](https://github.com/Bentheborg/Git-Books/blob/master/event-guard/event-guard/config.md)


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