I have found some software on 1337 that a friend was asking for. It’s for Windows and I’m on Linux. Is test running the software inside a VM the only way to securely vet it (to see what connections it tries to make and what processes it starts)? On VirusTotal, I get one positive and 66 negatives. Preferably, I’d like to hand over the software without worrying about giving them malicious code…

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    16 hours ago

    Now we’re talking. I have a few… candidates. Except, unless they leave their card in the computer, I can’t access their login. Hm… and IT records all activity. HMMM…

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      8 hours ago

      Pop it on a usb stick and leave it on their desk. You could google how to make it autorun, but you likely won’t have to bother.

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        8 hours ago

        Right! One of the rear ports, which nobody ever looks at. Although, if I’m going to script, I’m not going to become one of those copy-paste script kiddies. I’m going to LEARN it until I know it by heart and then PROGRAM the shit out of it.🤣

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          7 hours ago

          Rear ports? Why bother?

          Simply pop it on their desk and let them plug it in themselves when they’re bored/curious.