PowerShell execution-policy bypass is recommended without a user-facing warning.
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- Output Handling
- Confidence
- 94% confidence
- Finding
The troubleshooting guidance explicitly recommends evaluating script contents with Invoke-Expression or using ExecutionPolicy Bypass when PowerShell blocks execution, without requiring script inspection or explaining the risk. Although execution policy is not a security boundary, this advice encourages an agent to circumvent an execution safeguard; if the referenced script is untrusted or modified, it could execute arbitrary commands with the agent's permissions. The local image-generation context suggests a convenience workaround rather than malicious intent.
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