CollapseLoader is a free tool for Minecraft cheat clients. We are 100% open and transparent to keep you safe.

Our safety architecture consists of four key pillars:

• Fully Open Source: All the code for CollapseLoader is available on our GitHub organization.
• No Secrets: We have no hidden tricks, backdoors, or harmful code in the loader itself.
• Community Checks: Anyone can audit our code to ensure it is safe and functions exactly as described.

We have a strict rule: if a submitted client looks unsafe or contains malicious obfuscation, we do not add it.

We use a special tool called CollapseScanner to analyze files. It detects:

• Viruses: Any malicious payloads or malware signatures.
• Bad Connections: Attempts to connect to unauthorized IP addresses or data logging services (loggers).
• Malicious Obfuscation: Code that is intentionally hidden to conceal harmful actions.

You might see that some clients use a system called Warden. It is designed to stop the theft of client JAR files and ensure their integrity.

Developers spend a lot of time adding clients. Unfortunately, others can steal our client JARs and use them in their loaders. Warden prevents this by:

• Encrypted integrity: critical data within specific clients is encrypted and only decrypted in the computer's memory.

Is Warden safe? Yes. Warden is not designed to hide malware, its purpose is to prevent JAR theft. Since the loader is open source, you can audit how the Warden agent initializes and communicates. You can check any connections made by Warden to be sure that it is safe.

• Built Automatically: We use GitHub Actions to compile the program. This means no human can secretly change the code during the build process.
• Transparent Chain: The file you download matches our open-source code exactly.

Even with our checks, always be careful. Follow these tips:

• Official Sources: Only download from our GitHub releases page or collapseloader.org.
• Update Often: Always use the latest version of the Loader to ensure you have the latest security definitions and Warden updates.

Last updated: 17 December, 2025