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The service then responds and tells SmartScreen whether the file is known-good, known-bad, or unknown.
Microsoft lists all the information SmartScreen sends here. When you download an application, Windows sends the download URL, a hash of the full application file, digital signature information, file size, hosting IP address, and “some additional data” to the application reputation service.
SmartScreen has to talk to MIcrosoft’s servers to check whether the applications you download are safe or not.
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