I am not sure to understand the actual level of "danger".
If I get this right, you should have a malware running in the background, waiting for the Nirsoft tool execution, in order to have a malicious .dll be copied in the folder (the author suggests "normally" the "Downloads" one is used) from which the tool is run.
Of course possible, but shouldn't be there other tools to avoid that a malware is running?
If I get this right, you should have a malware running in the background, waiting for the Nirsoft tool execution, in order to have a malicious .dll be copied in the folder (the author suggests "normally" the "Downloads" one is used) from which the tool is run.
Of course possible, but shouldn't be there other tools to avoid that a malware is running?