BetterChecker

BetterChecker is an open-source PowerShell tool for verifying the integrity of a player’s setup in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege.
It’s designed for streamers, YouTubers, and other trusted individuals to have a suspected player run the script to check for common cheats, injectors, or unfair modifications.

📝 Overview

• Purpose-built for Rainbow Six Siege
  Scans for widely known cheats, injectors, or suspicious modifications.
• Transparent & Safe
  Originally inspired by a closed-source script with questionable code.
  BetterChecker was rebuilt from scratch to be open source, auditable, and safe to run.
• Easy to Run
  Delivered as a single PowerShell script that can be executed via a one-liner.

✨ Features

• Detects common cheat tools and modifications.
• Lightweight and fast — minimal system impact.
• Fully open source for transparency.
• Updated to detect more cheat vectors.

🚀 Running BetterChecker

You can run BetterChecker directly with a one-liner in PowerShell.

Run with a single command

iex(iwr("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Annabxlla/BetterChecker/refs/heads/master/main.ps1"))

(This downloads and executes the latest main.ps1 from GitHub.)

Or, if you prefer to download and inspect first:

Download and inspect manually

git clone https://github.com/Annabxlla/BetterChecker/
cd BetterChecker

After running

The script will perform checks and output a report indicating any detected suspicious files, processes, or configurations.

⚙️ Project Structure

BetterChecker/
├── main.ps1        # main detection script
├── loader.ps1      # contains the one-liner
├── modules/        # detection modules / signatures (if any)
└── README.md

🛡️ Intended Use

BetterChecker is meant for legitimate, non-malicious verification by trusted parties (streamers, content creators, competitive players).
It is not an anti-cheat system and does not provide real-time enforcement.

📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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