The v0.1.15 of interplains/zero-breach-toolkit is a release that fixes false positives in which domains included in ad blocklists were incorrectly judged as spyware traces. The release summary explains that the cause is the browser itself leaving the blocklist in its cache. The source of the change is the v0.1.15 release on GitHub, and the public date is October 31, 2026.
This repository is a free open-source offline inspection tool that checks for traces of known mercenary spyware. The supported targets listed in the repository description are Windows, macOS, Linux, Android mobile devices, and iPhone backups. The only change identifiable from the release summary is the fix for cases where ad blocklist domains were mistakenly caught as traces. This is not an indication that new inspection targets or platforms were added. The given information does not state which internal inspection methods or files were changed.
The release summary presents this false-positive fix, but it gives no figures showing detection accuracy or inspection performance. Therefore, there is no basis for concluding that overall detection rates rose or that all false positives were resolved by this fix alone. The target stated in the repository description is traces of known mercenary spyware. Detection capability beyond that scope, and the magnitude of the effect of this fix, are difficult to judge from the published information alone.