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@arcymonek arcymonek released this 25 Oct 09:37
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v2.7.1
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Blue Sumi is now the default look, and the README shows fresh screenshots of every tab.

What changed

  • Blue Sumi is the default theme. On a first visit Seisa opens in Blue Sumi instead of Light Washi. "System" follows your computer: Light Washi on a light system, Blue Sumi on a dark one (it was Brown Sumi). A theme you already chose stays as it is.
  • New screenshots of all six tabs (IP, URLScan, DMARC, Email, AbuseIPDB and, for the first time, Info) in English and Polish. The README and the user guide show equal thumbnails; click one to open the full page.

Upgrade

Stop Seisa, run git pull in the Seisa folder and start it again. No new packages and no new keys, so the installer does not have to run again; the full steps are in OPERATIONS.md.

The full list of changes is in CHANGELOG.md.

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Seisa 2.7.0 - first public release

Seisa 2.7.0 - first public release

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@arcymonek arcymonek released this 24 Oct 14:46
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v2.7.0
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Seisa (精査, "a careful, detailed examination") is a tool that runs on your own computer and helps you judge whether an IP address, a web link, a DMARC report or an e-mail can be trusted, and prepare abuse reports for AbuseIPDB. You do not need to be an IT specialist: every result comes with a plain-language explanation.

This is the first public release. Seisa was developed privately before; the full history of changes is in CHANGELOG.md.

What it does

  • IP, URL, DMARC and e-mail analysis in separate tabs, plus a tab that prepares an abuse report for AbuseIPDB and sends it only when you click "Send via AbuseIPDB API".
  • Security facts are computed in code, not guessed by an AI. An LLM is optional and only explains or double-checks facts the code already found.
  • E-mail content stays put: nothing in it is opened or downloaded, links are not clickable, and it goes to the LLM only after you click "Analyze".
  • Runs only on your computer: a small local server on 127.0.0.1, with no account and nothing hosted online. English and Polish interface.

Highlights of the latest versions

  • 2.7.0: tooltips are replaced by an "Explanations" section under every result, with corrected, checked wording.
  • 2.6.0: a "Search models" button for choosing an OpenRouter model, with prices and warnings.
  • 2.5.0: manage your API keys in the Info tab instead of editing .env by hand.

Install

macOS or Linux, Python 3.11 or newer: bash install.sh, then ./seisa.sh. To remove it later: bash uninstall.sh. You can try it without any API key. The README has the details and a table of what leaves your computer.

License: GPL-3.0-or-later. Pull requests are welcome, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

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