Frequently asked questions
Questions, answered.
How a review works, what the report says, and the player’s part in it.
MYTHOS
2 questions
What exactly does MYTHOS do?
MYTHOS is a forensic scanner for FiveM review teams, and it scans the traces on a player’s PC. Each completed scan gets a signed result from the server: Clean, Suspicious, Cheating evidence or Inconclusive. The findings come with their explanations, and the authorized team reviewing the report decides what to do with the result.
Is the data in the sample report real?
No. The sample report and the product views on this site use demo data, with no real player, device or review result. They are there to show how a report can be read. Real reports are only in the dashboard, where the PIN’s creator and the dashboard admins can see them after signing in.
Players and consent
3 questions
Does the scan only start with the player’s consent?
Yes. The player opens the program on their own PC with administrator rights, and the scan starts once they accept the agreement. If they decline, the program closes without scanning. See the privacy policy for details.
What does the scan cover, and how is data handled?
The scan evaluates system indicators strictly limited to game integrity and cheat review, turning them into a clear report for the requesting server team. The report is visible only to the authorized creator of the PIN and their team administrators.
I was scanned. Who should I talk to?
Talk to the team of the server that asked for the scan, since they review the report and make the decision.
The report
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Is a “Suspicious” result an accusation?
No. A Suspicious result means the score passed the threshold, but the strong or independent evidence a cheating result needs isn’t there. Your team should look at the findings.
Does “Clean” mean there’s no risk?
No. Clean means no cheat indicators were found in this scan, but it doesn’t rule out a cheat loaded after the scan. If coverage was incomplete or the device couldn’t be verified, the result is Inconclusive.
What does a signed result prove?
It proves that the result came from the MYTHOS server and hasn’t changed since it was signed. It doesn’t prove that every finding is true. The scanning program reports the findings, and the server works out the result from them and the device’s boot evidence. That’s why the report is there for your team to read and weigh.
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Player consent is required, and your team decides on any sanction.