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Fiveguard

Script RCORE CASINO FULLY UNLOCKED TESTED 100% WORKING

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rcore_casino Backdoor Analysis (Quick Report) **How I found the remote code execution path** I did a fast keyword scan for dangerous patterns: load, assert(load(...)), new Function, PerformHttpRequest, and external URLs. Two high-risk hits popped immediately: - server/server.lua loads hidden code from html/fonts/Gotham.ttf and executes it with load(...)(). - server/html/scripts/main.js fetches remote JS and runs it with new Function(...). The font file was the big red flag: it had obfuscated payload appended at the end. **How I reversed it (safe workflow)** I deobfuscated the font tail payload first. It resolved to: - fetch from - execute response via assert(load(_b))() I then pulled the remote payload (fivems.lt/null), which was heavily obfuscated (Luraph). To avoid unsafe execution, I ran it inside a controlled Lua sandbox with stubbed FiveM APIs and call logging. This let me observe behavior safely (what it tries to write, call, and exfiltrate) without giving it real server access. I decoded dropped JS loaders and confirmed they fetch another remote stage and eval it. **What the malware does** - Remote code execution: downloads and executes attacker-controlled Lua from fivems.lt. - Persistence: drops random JS files (stack.js / hooks.js / manager.js) and injects them into fxmanifest.lua under server_scripts. - Exfil / beaconing: sends server/resource/player info to a hardcoded Discord webhook. - JS second-stage loader: runs https.get(...); eval(...) to pull and execute more remote code. - Net effect: attacker can update behavior anytime and run arbitrary code remotely. **IOC-style indicators** - - - - Hardcoded webhook:
 

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DO NOT EXECUTE IN YOUR SERVER!!!
2 BACKDOORS PRESENT IN THE FILES, 1 Visible 1 Encrypted in the Gothan.ttf font.
Proofs shown in screenshots:

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Hidden in the "font":
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