Release v2.0.0 · Misinformation Detective V2
This is the major structural release of [Misinformation Detective V2], engineered exclusively for Next Byte Hacks V2. This iteration transitions the framework from a passive browsing assistant into a robust, defense-in-depth platform—introducing secure local file ingestion streams and fortifying our execution pipelines with a strict zero-trust security architecture.
🛠️ What's New in v2.0.0
- Zero-Trust Document Dropzone: A brand-new, dedicated drag-and-drop file upload component that expands the system's capabilities to ingest and analyze multi-page local text files (e.g., PDFs).
- OWASP-Compliant Injection Shield: Because processing external file data introduces critical new attack surfaces, we integrated an advanced real-time threat analyzer. The system instantly intercepts adversarial prompt injections, tone-shifting exploits, or malicious code patterns, throwing a high-visibility Threat Detected alert and isolating the pipeline safely.
- Engine Parameters Configuration UI: Fully redesigned settings panel giving developers granular control over the background scanning runtime environment.
- Automated Page Scanning (Toggle): When active, the background script automatically parses text headlines on page visits the exact moment browser tabs complete their lifecycle instances.
- Character Safety Limiter: An adjustable threshold slider that establishes maximum text volume extraction on-site to defend and optimize your downstream token processing pipelines.
⚠️ PRECAUTIONS & SECURITY NOTICE
- Zero-Trust Isolation: If the injection shield triggers a Threat Detected status, processing is intentionally halted at the client interface boundary before the file payload can ever interact with or compromise your downstream language model.
- Token Overhead Management: When analyzing large local files, make sure your Character Safety Limiter is correctly adjusted to prevent unexpected API quota consumption on your OpenRouter developer endpoint.
📋 Upgrading & Local Deployment
To update your existing framework or load Version 2 for the first time:
- Download the release source code zip and extract it.
- Navigate to
chrome://extensions/in your browser. - Ensure Developer mode is toggled on in the top right.
- If you have V1 installed, click Remove to wipe old cache states, or click Load unpacked and select the new V2 folder.
- Open the extension UI to re-verify your local storage API keys and configure your new Engine Parameters.
Please review the updated Security Policy and License (MIT) files in the root directory before running deep file scans.