This was the result: https://imgur.com/a/5rEpIga I'm not sure if that means that it is safe/unsafe, but it seems extremely suspicious.
Wouldn't it be different since non-official versions are cracked? I'm also not really sure how I would even do so for that plugin since it is a subscription, nor how to do so for the master collection, because it technically does not exist officially.
I mean, is it safe to assume that the torrent from megathread > monkrus > uztracker is safe? I've read that you either go genp or monkrus for less chance of malware.
Alternatively, do you think splitting the 37.5GB file into 650MB pieces and then scanning with virustotal would do much good?
Thank you for the advice. Get them separate just because of how few I am looking to get? I feel like there might be more setup required if I get them separately.
I also don't know if getting them separate would cause me to get redundant installers/managers/rules+patches each trying to apply the same patches.
There we go! I had to enable port forwarding (didn't know that was required). Thank you.
you can tell the VPN what you want to include/exclude:
Exclude mode: Selected apps and IP addresses are excluded from VPN connection, Include mode: Only selected apps and IP addresses connect via VPN, all other traffic is unprotected.
I had to enable port fowarding, thank you.
What do you mean? Is that not correct? Is it where I have to choose between one or the other?
Yeah that does seem a bit complicated, or at least confusing to me - I'm not sure what you mean by container.
oh okay, thank you. For some reason, I didn't realize binding the torrent was effectively the same as a kill switch (or at least in terms of protecting my ip)
Honestly, I'm not really sure - I am using Proton VPN and qbittorrent.
How would I know if there was hidden spyware/malware if I ran it in a VM? (if they are smart they try to be undetected)