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by MrGilbert 39 days ago
You can configure it in a way that it won't allow you to run it at all, but out of the box, you will receive a message which forces you through three clicks. Enough to scare off people with no deep knowledge.

And yes, you can turn all of that off.

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Why isn't the author getting that warning then? Is it because he's only testing the tool on the same machine that it was built on?
Yes, downloaded files have a specific attribute, and unless you explicitly unblock the file, it will give a warning.