A question: what is stopping someone from releasing a 'free' version of patreon content here, where one of it's dependencies on vam hub contains a malicious file delete command, whilst the 'genuine' patreon version would not ask for that dependency?
Wouldn't this mean even if the content uploaded here doesn't contain the malicious command itself, it could still lead you to dependencies on the vam hub which could contain it, especially if you use the vam hub tool inside the vam application to automatically download missing dependencies?
For example:
A troll uploads what they claims is a patreon paywalled scene here, but the version they upload asks for an additional free dependency that can be downloaded off the vam hub, lets say it's called 'Hair2'. This additional dependency could contain a malicious cs file that would be automatically loaded by the troll scene once installed.
The dependency might have some vague description and some crappy images so no person would ever download it except for anyone seeking to download the dependencies required for the troll's scene; and anyone who makes the mistake of using the ingame vamhub tool to automatically download missing dependencies who has this troll scene will unknowingly download this malicious cs file.
I'm asking this question so we don't make this mistake of thinking "It's good enough to just check the cs files downloaded here".