Windows Media Creation CLI

The Windows Media Creation CLI driver injection scripts focus on integrating OEM drivers into a Windows install.wim by downloading vendor driver kits and executing installers. The primary security concern is remote code execution via downloaded payloads without signature or integrity verification, which could be exploited if the source content is compromised. There are no credential theft or external data exfiltration patterns detected, and obfuscation is not used. Some minor concerns include input sanitization of DriverModel, a suspicious empty baseDownloadUrl placeholder in the Dell path, and data written to a local CSV on USB media. Mitigations include enforcing digital signature or checksum validation on all downloads, validating and sanitizing inputs, and applying least-privilege execution practices when running vendor installers.