how is it more or less good practice than running any untrusted binary on your system? the only possible stuff would be that the script download is broken midwa

how is it more or less good practice than running any untrusted binary on your system? the only possible stuff would be that the script download is broken midway and it becomes a "dangerous script" because eg of a `rm -rf /some/path` which would become a `rm -rf /` but other than that, it's just the same as downloading any executable on your laptop and running them... any attacks you described on the shell download would work with any other binary, which users routinely do