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using a disk image and some scripts from the web seem like a bad practice to get something 'secure' up and running. Note: never used massgrave. Just doesn't sou
by gbraad 1y ago
using a disk image and some scripts from the web seem like a bad practice to get something 'secure' up and running. Note: never used massgrave. Just doesn't sound trustworthy from the name. If you can, download from msdn directly.
- papascrubs 1y agoMassgrave ISOs actually download from Microsoft. It's just a small wrapper app that links you to the correct version. Microsoft also provides hashes, so it's pretty easy to validate that you're getting a legitimate ISO. No comment on the other scripts. Although the source is available...
- LocalH 1y agomassgrave is assuredly safe. microsoft has even been caught telling customers to use it during support tickets.
- hulitu 1y ago> using a disk image and some scripts from the web seem like a bad practice to get something 'secure' up and running. > If you can, download from msdn directly. Using anything from Microsoft "seem like a bad practice to get something 'secure' up and running. "