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Updated Feb 2026WinGet-PSADT-GUI-Tool
WinGet-PSADT-GUI-Tool is a Windows PowerShell WPF GUI that streamlines Win32 app packaging and Intune deployment. It integrates WinGet search, installer download, PSADT scaffolding, and GUI-driven configuration of install/uninstall/repair logic, enabling generation of .intunewin packages and direct upload to Intune via Microsoft Graph. It outputs standard PSADT/Intune artifacts and provides live monitoring of packaging and upload steps.
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Security Analysis
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2 Issues Found
18 files scanned on Sep 20, 2026
Issues Detected
No Obfuscated Code
No base64 encoded commands or hidden scripts
Invoke-WindowsPowerShellCommand encodes the passed CommandText as Base64 and launches PowerShell with -EncodedCommand and -ExecutionPolicy Bypass. This enables obfuscated execution of arbitrary commands. If CommandText is derived from external input, it creates a risk of remote code execution or circumvention of policy checks.
No Remote Execution
No download-and-execute patterns
The encoded invocation path (pwsh.exe -EncodedCommand) combined with -ExecutionPolicy Bypass can be exploited to execute injected payloads if inputs are not strictly validated. Recommend strict input validation, avoid bypassing policies unless necessary, and consider logging/alerting when decoded commands are produced.
Passed Checks
No Credential Theft
No Data Exfiltration
No Malicious Patterns
No Hardcoded Secrets
AI Analysis
Code shows legitimate Intune/PSADT GUI tooling; primary security concern is the use of Base64-encoded PowerShell commands to invoke child processes, which can obscure payloads and bypass policy checks. No immediate credential theft, data exfiltration, or hardcoded secrets detected in the provided segments.
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