Why executors are hard to pin down
An executor runs Lua inside FiveM's own scripting runtime, so its payload can look like a normal game script. Builds are small, rewritten often and easy to repackage, so detection has to keep moving.
Which executors Raven detects
Internal and external executors, including common families such as Eulen, Redengine and TZ.
Server-side protection as the safety net
An executor that gets past the client checks still has to use that access, and that usually means firing server events. Raven refuses the server events a player should not fire, so money grants, item duplication and spawn floods run into the same protection.
Why the work never ends
Executor authors rewrite their loaders constantly. Raven ships a new build usually within a week, and every release is dated on /changelog.
Does Raven Anticheat detect Lua executors?
Yes. Raven detects internal and external Lua executors on the client, and server event protection blocks the abuse they are used for. A new build usually ships within a week.