RemoteEvent AntiCheat question

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Hello. I came with idea how to secure remote events. Basically you just make function and creating new RemoteEvent via Instance.new. And then destroying it when it done. For example

function Helper:Transiction(playerGui : PlayerGui)
	local isDone = false
	
	local bindableEvent = Instance.new("BindableEvent")
	bindableEvent.Parent = script -- parent it to script or somewhere else
	bindableEvent.Name = httpService:GenerateGUID(false) -- generate a random name
	
	if isDone == false then
		bindableEvent.Event:Connect(function ()
			local starttime = tick() -- just making sure that remote event was used by using end time - start time. 
			
			playerGui.Transiction.Enabled = true
			
			playerGui.Transiction.bg.UIGradient.Offset = Vector2.new(0, 1)
			local i = game:GetService("TweenService"):Create(playerGui.Transiction.bg.UIGradient, TweenInfo.new(1.5), {
				["Offset"] = Vector2.new(0, -1)
			}) -- for example making tween
			
			i:Play()
			i.Completed:Connect(function ()
				isDone = true
				playerGui.Transiction.Enabled = false
				
				local endTime = tick()
				print("[Transiction]. Event:" ..bindableEvent.Name.. " was active for: ", endTime - starttime, "seconds") -- how many seconds it was active
			end)
		end)
		
		bindableEvent:Fire() -- firing it
		
		bindableEvent:Destroy() -- destroying
	else
		return ;
	end
end

So. Is there any sense securing remote events. Or doing sanity checks is enough?

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Are you just making a one-time remote event?
In your code you’re creating a BindableEvent (one-way communication between scripts on the same side of the server-client boundary).

This wouldn’t offer any more protection over just checking if the server is receiving data from the client when it’s not supposed to.

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Sanity checks are enough also like @nowodev said you are using a bindableevent.