v1.0.3 - The Ironclad Network Update

What's New in v1.0.3

The Ironclad Network Update brings three highly anticipated legacy security features into the modern modular codebase, greatly expanding device anonymity and network-level defense natively on macOS.

This update introduces zero new dependencies, relying entirely on native macOS kernel tools and daemons for maximum performance and security.

🛡️ Hardware IP Firewall Blocklisting (pfctl)

• Native Threat Blocking: Added the b-a firewall blocklist command which aggregates and injects threat intelligence IP lists (FireHOL, EmergingThreats, BinaryDefense) directly into the macOS Packet Filter (pfctl) kernel layer.
• Dynamic Rule Mapping: Injects a persistent <blocklist> table without polluting existing configurations. Completely reversible via dynamic pf.conf flushing during uninstallation.

🌐 Aggressive Browser Hardening

• Automated Anti-Fingerprinting: Added the b-a harden browser command to discover installed Firefox and LibreWolf profiles automatically.
• Static user.js Injection: Surgically injects a highly restrictive user.js payload designed to disable WebRTC, telemetry, safe browsing remote lookups, and fingerprinting vectors.
• Resilient Backups: Automatically creates stamped .old backups of your existing user.js and prefs.js files for safe and clean restorations.

👻 Persistent MAC Address Spoofing

• Event-Driven Rotation: Redesigned the b-a wifi auto-spoof LaunchDaemon to utilize native macOS WatchPaths.
• Dynamic Triggers: The system now automatically rotates and cryptographically scrambles your Wi-Fi interface MAC address not just at boot, but securely upon sleep wakes and network state changes.

⚙️ Automation & Test Suite Fixes

• 100% Logic Test Pass Rate: Addressed deep execution traps and Mock-leakage within the headless bash testing framework. The tests/unit_logic.sh suite now runs cleanly end-to-end without hanging.
• Python Shim: Bumped the PyPI distribution to 1.0.3 for universal package availability.