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I just want a quick answer: Can someone tell me if the free SecHex HWID spoofer ( https://github.com/SecHex/SecHex-Spoofy ) is safe/virus-free? I mean, it's open source, and I haven't heard anything bad about it online, but can someone who knows about this kind of thing tell me if it's safe? Thanks in advance.
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I’ve already looked at 36/72 as a malware, but it could be just false positives, so I’m not so sure
Unprobably in number, more we can’t tell you… we are not virus scanners, you have to rely on what you link. If you want to go on number, don’t do it. If you want to take that risk, no one will stop you.
ok many thanks