Changelog

Version 1.1.2 - 2025-10-25

📝 Documentation & User Experience

• Enhanced scan result messages with clear explanations of what each detection means
• Added context for webhooks, session tokens, account access, and other threats
• Improved suspicious file scoring with detailed heuristic analysis breakdown
• Improved error messages across all commands with actionable guidance
• Better formatting with emojis and clear structure
• Specific error scenarios with helpful solutions
• Enhanced command help text for /ratscan, /delwebhook, and /bot commands

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fixed typo in account access warning title

Version 1.1.1 - 2025-06-15

🛠 Improvements

• Added detection for .jar files inside scanned archives
• Improved the readability of the scan results

Version 1.1.0 - 2025-06-14

Note: This is a rough overview of changes from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 – a lot has been added and improved, and I might’ve missed a few things.

🚀 Additions:

• added support for .tar, and .7z (previously only supported .zip)
• Introduced a second scan mode: -Runs in parallel with the main scan -Evaluates how risky a file looks (uses heuristics – may trigger false positives)
• Implemented detection for sensitive files like accounts.json

🆕 New Features

• Lumi now supports context menu based scans
  • Right-click a message in Discord (with a module attached) to scan it directly – no need to download it first
  • This also allows Lumi to be installed on a user account to scan modules in servers the bot isn't in
  • ⚠️ DM message support is not available yet

Version 1.0.0 - 2025-04-01

initial release of Luminae

What is Luminae?

After realizing there wasn’t an easy way to scan ChatTriggers modules for rats (besides reading the code manually), I created Luminae – or Lumi, for short – a bot that automatically checks CT modules for malicious behavior.

Features:

• Check Chattrigger modules for rats and other malicious code:
  • Checks can be done by using the command /ratscan to upload and scan a module
• Delete a webhook:
  • if you found a webhook link you can easily delete it via the /delwebhook command

Additional info:

Lumi was originally created in 2024 but got abandoned. In 2025, I picked it back up with new motivation, and now Lumi is officially back online and actively maintained.