02-27-2020, 06:27 AM
(02-25-2020, 05:23 PM)rudra Wrote: ..... dean. get that iso from the link by HR or get it from anywhere you like. then check the hash. that is always the most important part.
they often hide Trojan in ISO s found in the wild. but you can't make the hash match if you modify it thus.
Hmm... one problem is that if you don't have the hash value of an original MSDN ISO, it is not that easy to verify the hash value of your downloaded ISO to see if they really match with each other.
For example, here are the hash values of my downloaded ISO files:
LTSB 2016 sha1: 21d25006b7f0c00d035a200b0fe4cb7da1c1e2ef
LTSC 2019 sha1: 615a77ecd40e82d5d69dc9da5c6a6e1265f88e28
I would just "believe" that they are indeed unmodified MSDN ISO files, but would still be glad if you or @'Hidden Refuge' can help re-confirm them.
