Honestly, it's not bad practice to run a binary, that's literally how computing works. Binaries all the way down, why bless one over another, you heard the sit

Honestly, it's not bad practice to run a binary, that's literally how computing works. Binaries all the way down, why bless one over another, you heard the situation, the host OS was not functional. Running random binaries in this case was likely more secure. I advocate for the human over the company every time. When only allowed signed binaries, reboot into owned OS. When locked out of the boot loader, bring a computer the size of a standard power adaptor. When locked out of WIFI Mac or ethernet ports, sling from a ephemeral hot spot tethered to cell access. Cat will bring a dead mouse. M$ is the mouse.