Fabric Client Mod Privacy

INXTRA SECURITY LABS

VERIFIED COMPLIANCE PROTOCOL — MOD SIDE

The INXTRA Fabric Mod is designed to authenticate your Minecraft client sessions securely and protect game server environments from malicious cheat modifications. We value your privacy and implement strict security protocols to prevent unnecessary data exposure.

1. What Data the Mod Queries

When you run Minecraft with the INXTRA Fabric Mod installed, the mod queries:

Active Mod List Metadata: The Fabric Loader API is queried to extract the internal modId of all loaded mods (as defined in their fabric.mod.json files).
Banned Mods Directory: On launch, the mod silently calls our public API to fetch the list of currently banned/blacklisted cheat mod IDs.

2. Strict Privacy Protections (No Mod List Leakage)

Unlike traditional anti-cheat systems that upload your entire mod folder or full loaded mod lists to the server, the INXTRA mod operates on a **Zero-Leakage Privacy Policy**:

Local Isolation: The list of your loaded mods is processed entirely inside your local game memory.
Filtered Transmission: When you connect to an INXTRA-enabled server, the mod filters your active loaded mods against the blacklisted cheat list.
Only Cheats Reported: The mod transmits **ONLY the list of banned cheat mods you are actively running** to the server's Velocity plugin. If you are not running any banned cheat mods, **zero mod data** is sent to the server.

3. Security against Renaming Bypass

The mod queries the official Mod ID metadata from the mod loader, not the physical .jar file names on disk. Renaming cheat mod files does not hide them, as their internal loader identity remains unchanged. This ensures absolute protection for server environments while maintaining user data security.

4. Data Sharing and Retention

The queried mod list metadata is **never saved on our databases, never stored on disk, and never shared with third parties**. All validation handshakes happen strictly in-memory during the login sequence.