A script I put together to locate your stolen devices, or your *stolen* baited devices. This program is meant to locate your devices. Save the execution file on the boot partition of your devices and when someone plugs it into their computer Using a one liner in the run box a script will be downloaded and executed that grabs the Name and email of the associated microsoft account and the latitude and longitude of where the device was activated. This information is stored in a text document that is then uploaded to your dropbox. Finally the end of the script will delete the runbox and powershell history and delete the files in the TMP Folder and Recycle Bin.
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