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FiveM Backdoor Scanner vs Swastik Codes

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FiveM Backdoor Scanner compared with Swastik Codes
DetailFiveM Backdoor Scanner logo FiveM Backdoor ScannerSwastik Codes logo Swastik Codes
What it doesFree browser-based scanner to detect hidden code, loaders and credentials in FiveM resources Web-based API platform for designing, testing, mocking, monitoring and documenting REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket, MQTT and MCP APIs
StageEstablished Not given
Founded2019 Not given
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Pricing modelFree Free
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Key features
  • Scans for hidden loaders behind whitespace
  • Detects HTTP-based remote code execution
  • Identifies obfuscated payloads and string decoders
  • Checks for credential leaks and secrets
  • Scans up to 300 MB files in browser
  • No file uploads required
  • Available as open-source command-line tool
  • Detects dangerous file operations
  • Checks for HTTP requests to raw IPs
  • REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket, Socket.IO, SSE, MQTT and MCP clients
  • API testing with pre-request and test scripts
  • Collection runner with CSV and JSON data files
  • Load testing with virtual users and profiles
  • Mock servers with request matching and response templates
  • API monitoring with scheduled runs and alerts
  • Postman collection compatibility and migration
  • GitHub sync to auto-generate collections from code
  • Published API documentation with code samples
  • Team collaboration with roles, comments and pull requests
What makes it different
  • Runs entirely in browser with no data uploaded to servers
  • Completely free with no account or scan limits
  • Checks both Lua and JavaScript files
  • Also available as open-source CLI for servers and CI pipelines
  • Can scan entire server resources folder at once
  • Unified client for eight protocols in one workspace
  • Native Rust engine uses 434 MB desktop memory versus 585 MB for Postman
  • Automatic collection generation from GitHub repository code
  • Postman collection and script compatibility without modification
  • Free to use with no paid plans
Free planNot given Not given
Open sourceNot given Not given
PlatformsNot given Not given
Public APINot given Not given
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)29 no change since last check2 no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)10
Citation Flow (Majestic)514
Referring domains (Majestic)201

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