ThreatScope Check Trust signals for the public internet

Changelog

Release history

This changelog records meaningful public-facing changes to ThreatScope Check. It is not a complete engineering log.

ThreatScope Check is maintained as a public trust-signal triage tool.

June 2026

v3.2 - Public trust-signal refresh

What changed

  • Refreshed public positioning and result presentation
  • Improved summary hierarchy and plain-English result interpretation
  • Clarified evidence, method and limitation language
  • Added supporting trust pages for method, privacy, terms and release history

Why it matters

  • Makes ThreatScope Check easier to understand as a digital trust triage tool
  • Helps users distinguish public evidence from interpretation
  • Reduces scanner-style misunderstanding
  • Makes the service’s own trust posture more visible

What did not change

  • No scoring model
  • No account system
  • No saved lookup history
  • No longitudinal monitoring
  • No .auDO data integration

Known limits

  • Results remain point-in-time
  • Public signals may be incomplete or unavailable
  • The tool does not provide audit, compliance, safety or security assurance

2026

v3.1 - API and result compatibility foundation

A maintenance release focused on keeping the public web client compatible with the check response model while preparing the service for the v3.2 public refresh.

2026

v3.0 - Third-generation public check foundation

Established the current ThreatScope Check direction as a lightweight public domain-layer trust-signal tool, with live checks, plain-English output and no account requirement.