Zero Breach Toolkit
A free, open-source check for traces of known mercenary spyware (Pegasus, Predator, Graphite, Candiru and others) on computers, Android phones and iPhone backups.
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Read-only. It does not modify source evidence or system settings. It writes only temporary database snapshots and the reports you ask for.
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No network requests during a scan. It never looks up spyware addresses and has no upload feature. Python network calls are blocked and redirected paths are refused. This is not an operating-system network sandbox; see PRIVACY.md.
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States its limits. Every report says what was found, how strong the evidence is, and what could not be checked. A clean result is never presented as proof that you are safe.
Repo:
https://github.com/interplains/Zero-Breach-Toolkit
Tweet:
https://nitter.meowing.monster/xIsraelExposedx/status/2115161198454866070#m

This is really new, and has a weird pace of development that makes me suspect it is vibe coded. I also doubt its code has actually been audited despite being open source. So while an interesting project I would not run this on your devices atleast as of yet.
The whole 1 post, no comments, 2 day old account thing doesn’t lend any credibility either.
In addition to that, this whole project is only 5 days old and somehow has over 4k stars…? Sounds botted to me.
Yeah to put that in perspective I just checked and spot-dl an extremely well known and popular spotify downloader utility that is many years old has 26k. Thousands of stars is hard to get. it’s github not facebook.
Yeah it gets odder the more you look at it. It’s a very new repo and apparently got 4k stars. And a few days ago it had half that. It also has 400+ forks for some reason. Then you’ve got like really detailed proposals being put into issues by accounts like this: https://github.com/shadikiwan which have literally no activity after 2024 until now.
This is what was posted by that account: https://github.com/interplains/Zero-Breach-Toolkit/issues/23
It’s formatted cleanly, almost as if an AI made it.
3 contributors to the project but basically everything is the one main account. https://github.com/interplains which has not done anything on github this year until a few days ago when this whole thing started to be put out there.



