security-audit

To audit Godot game security, scan source, scene, and asset files for risky patterns like blind deserialization and unvalidated network calls. This generates a prioritized report categorizing findings by severity with file references and specific remediation guidance.

Cheat vectors and save tampering risks in multiplayer games often stem from blind deserialization, unvalidated network calls, and exposed secrets. Identifying these exploitable patterns across source and configs helps remediate blocking issues before enabling multiplayer.

Check supply chain risks by auditing your game's dependency inventory for exploitable patterns across assets and configs. This generates a remediation priority order detailing categorized findings, severity levels, and specific fix guidance for vulnerable dependencies.

Yes, this security audit process applies directly to Godot and GDScript projects, including related assets and configs. It greps project files to identify data exposure, input validation gaps, and network flaws, producing a categorized remediation report.

Run a security audit during pre-release, before enabling multiplayer, or after making security-related changes to your game codebase. This timing ensures you identify and remediate trivial cheats, credential exposures, and save tampering surfaces before users are affected.

Security findings in a game audit are categorized by severity levels—CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, and LOW. The prioritized report includes file references, attack scenarios, and specific fix guidance to establish a clear remediation priority order.