SF Camera Security by Soufiane provides job, personal and signal-based cameras for FiveM. Version 1.5.4 has QBCore and ESX bridges, ox_lib and oxmysql dependencies, and configurable inventory and target integrations. The inspected source implements live game-camera views; the old suggestion that it includes recording was not substantiated.
Original repository and installation reference
Match the resource and inventory
Keep the resource name sf_camerasecurity: the documented ox_inventory exports use it. Select the actual framework, inventory and target in config.lua. Use the matching item definitions from the README and copy install/item-images to that inventory’s image location. With ox_inventory, add its items there instead of duplicating them in qb-core. Check existing screwdriverset definitions before adding another.
Back up before automatic database creation
server/main.lua creates sf_cams if it is absent and then loads saved cameras. This does not import inventory items or prove compatibility with a different existing schema. Test startup and persistence on a separate database first. AutoRepairCameras also affects whether broken-camera and signal changes are written to storage; verify restart behavior rather than assuming all changes persist.
Resolve access checks before public use
At commit 6af8ef1, the purchase handler accepts client-supplied price, item and quantity without checking them against the configured shop. Camera deletion and signal changes lack the expected ownership or job validation, and the camera-list callback returns the full stored list. Menu restrictions alone do not enforce server permissions. Have these paths corrected and tested before public deployment.
Test access with unauthorized and authorized accounts, including off-duty jobs and a different personal-camera owner. Verify allowed products, positive quantities, server-calculated prices, camera ownership and filtered camera data. This was a source review, not an exploit test, complete security audit or gameplay certification. The original preview is retained.