Zero Breach Toolkit 0.1.6.
What changed
- Finds spyware addresses hidden in encoded links (for example
u=https%3A%2F%2F...), which ad-click URLs and browser storage often use. - IPv6 addresses match however they are written.
- Linux: a known implant path run by a systemd service or cron job is now reported as configured to start, not just mentioned.
- OneDrive files kept on this PC, and OneDrive folders, are now checked instead of being skipped.
- Names that may have changed owner since their report (shared cloud hostnames, and old lookalike domains re-registered since) are reported as leads, not serious findings.
- Specially crafted files can no longer stall a scan.
- Temporary copies left by a scan that crashed are cleaned up at the next start, and the scanner warns before saving a report into OneDrive or iCloud.
--updatenow downloads the indicator files checked for this release;--update --latestgets the newest versions.
Full list in CHANGELOG.md.
Verify before running
zero-breach-toolkit.py SHA-256: f80ec4a0e3e2f09ae8c6f7d3e9ed02705d8e927671a68c1c7ff5eebe71c20d5e
Signed with key C24E C92B 12D6 670A 2516 065F 9B4D 5754 99AF A53C. See docs/VERIFYING.md.