# IMPORTANT: These checksums are not necessarily subject to being updated
# Unfortunately, the maintenance burden would be too large and even if I did there would still be some time gap between Microsoft releasing a new ISO and me updating the checksum (also, users would have to update this script)
# For these reasons, I've opted for a slightly more manual verification where you have to look up the checksum to see if it's a well-known Windows ISO checksum
# Ultimately, you have to trust Microsft because they could still include a backdoor in the verified ISO (keeping Windows air gapped could help with this)
# Ultimately, you have to trust Microsoft because they could still include a backdoor in the verified ISO (keeping Windows air gapped could help with this)
# Community contributions for these checksums are welcome
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# Leading backslash is to avoid prepending a newline while maintaining alignment
