Security & A.E.G.I.S

A.E.G.I.S is the security operation center inside USA Core. It protects servers from malicious mods, raider bots, and repeat scammers.

What it detects

Discord token stealers and keyloggers packed inside .lua, .luac, .cs, .asi, .dll mod files
Known malware patterns from the community hash database (/malwaredb)
Spam floods, invite links, and banned words through automod
Raid attempts through honeypot channels

The scan flow

A member uploads a mod file (or uses /scan directly on one).

The file is checked against the malware hash database and heuristic patterns: string obfuscation, URL callbacks, token-grabber signatures.

Clean files pass silently. Flagged files trigger an alert in your security log channel with the reason attached.

Repeat offenders end up on the cross-server blacklist.

📷 Screenshot slot

/autoscan SOC dashboard

The Auto-Scan configuration screen with its toggle and log channel selector.

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Turning it on

/autoscan (Admin): enable auto-scan so every uploaded file is checked without anyone asking.
/setup-logs (Admin): pick the channels per log type.
/automod (Admin): configure spam rules, link filters, and punishment levels.
/setup-crashlog (Owner): give crash logs a home; members paste crash addresses and the analyzer names the faulty mod.

Honeypots

A honeypot is a bait channel: raid bots that post in it get flagged and punished instantly, while real members never see it. Set one up inside /automod.

Cross-server blacklist

Accounts proven to scam or raid are recorded globally. When they join a partner server running USA Core, they are already on the watchlist. Owners manage entries with /blacklist.

Why it works

One server catches a scammer once: every USA Core server gets the warning. The database grows with the community.