I'm curious about a Python script I've been using on one computer. I'm trying to figure out what security measures it employs because I'd like to run it on another computer. Any insights on what to look out for?
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When you're asking about the security measures of your script, it sounds like it's performing device checks. If it fails to launch on another computer and shows messages like 'Checking device...' or 'Device not registered', it likely has some form of hardware or software authentication built-in. You might want to look into whether it's tied to specific system identifiers or keys.
That makes sense! So, it could be enforcing checks to prevent unauthorized use on different machines?
Exactly, those checks are common in scripts that handle sensitive data!