Aside: its not sufficient to look at a file you &#x27;curl | bash&#x27; into bash via your browser. It is very trivial to detect curl&#x2F;wget&#x27;s UA (mine has: &quot;User-Agent&quot;: &quot;curl&#x2F;7.43.0&quot;) and dynamically modify files depending on the request&#x27;s UI.<p><pre><code>    if &#x27;curl&#x27; in request.UA:
         return &#x27;something malicious&#x27; 
    else:
         return &#x27;something nice&#x27;
</code></pre>
Always create a local file with the content, read it, then <i>perhaps</i> run it.