Official project facts

MalGuard: project profile and media information

Use this primary-source profile to describe the project accurately. This is a project fact sheet, not an independent endorsement, incorporation certificate, customer testimonial, or security certification.

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Who we are

Defensive gaming security with visible limits

MalGuard is an open-source defensive security project focused on helping people inspect game mods, files, and suspicious links before trusting them. It publishes source code and security policies for public inspection. Being open source is not equivalent to an independent audit or a guarantee of safety.

Founder and development

Mohammadreza Azardarkhash is the founder and project creator. The official profile describes his product and development responsibilities; it does not invent professional degrees, employers, certifications, or years of experience.

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Public project record

The repositories provide source history, policies and technical development context. An individual commit or automated test is evidence of a specific activity, not proof of overall security.

Source directory → · MalGuard Core on GitHub →

Product scope

What the project builds

GTA Guard

Focuses on static inspection of supported GTA 5 mod files on Windows. A static scan does not execute the submitted mod and does not prove its safety.

Product scope → · Availability →

Threat Radar

Offers sourced software security advisory information, not a live map of attacks or an independent malicious-file verdict.

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Game Scam Guard

Explores signals around potentially deceptive gaming links. Check the product page for its actual development and preview status.

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Responsible descriptions

Claims we do not make

Do not refer to MalGuard as a registered insurer, independently certified antivirus, guaranteed malware detector, or an award-winning market leader without valid external evidence. MalGuard does not publish independently measured real-world detection-accuracy percentages in the linked public materials. Insurance or reimbursement coverage must never be inferred from the name or a scan result.