Zero Breach Toolkit 0.1.2.
What changed
- iPhone: accounts looked up by iMessage and FaceTime are checked against published operator email addresses; browser favicon stores, website data saved by apps' built-in browsers, and (in file-system extractions) security analytics records are checked.
- macOS: folders blocked by macOS privacy protection, including Safari's records, are reported with the fix (give Terminal Full Disk Access) instead of "close the browser". Give Terminal Full Disk Access before scanning.
- Clearer gaps: fingerprint gaps say why (permission denied, over 120 MB, unreadable); app shortcut links are no longer counted as missed files; Windows download-origin records that cannot be read are reported.
- Android: a collection made without file fingerprints is reported as checked by path and name only.
- Opera's own bookmark folders are read;
--updateshows each source's SHA-256 and the total.
Full list in CHANGELOG.md.
Verify before running
zero-breach-toolkit.py SHA-256: a826a877fc28faca130b79d6c7443dc8e6722b31e1f1bf4a34f44ab5c8b5abfe
Signed with key C24E C92B 12D6 670A 2516 065F 9B4D 5754 99AF A53C. See docs/VERIFYING.md.