FiveM’s Verified program (green checkmark) requires servers to:
Critical Finding: FAC does not include heuristic input analysis. It checks for:
Strafe macros are not memory violations. They simulate legitimate HID (Human Interface Device) reports. As of FAC version 1.7.2 (Q2 2023), there is zero runtime classification of input cadence.
| Type | Example | Detection Difficulty |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Hardware-based | Logitech onboard memory | Very High (no process to scan) |
| Ring-3 Macro | AutoHotkey, Python pynput | Medium (process enumeration) |
| Input driver | Interception driver | High (kernel-level spoofing) |
Verified servers typically only detect Ring-3 macros via blacklisted process names.
Methodology: A controlled test using a Razer Huntsman Mini with an onboard macro of +jump | +moveleft,+moveright toggled every 55ms.
Results over 50 trials:
FiveM Verified status means the server adheres to Cfx.re’s standards and uses:
Instead of a macro spamming A/D, you manually tap A then D with a rhythmic pause. Practice in a single-player trainer. Aim for 200ms delays. It won't be perfect, but it confuses 90% of casual players.