If you are a student or hobbyist looking to learn reverse engineering, The risk of malware is high, the software is likely unstable, and the decompiler may not work correctly.
This repository typically points to links for "portable" versions of IDA Pro 7.5 SP3 (Service Pack 3), often hosted on third-party file-sharing sites like dowsfile.com and freeupload.info rather than on GitHub itself. The promise of a "full version" including the Hex-Rays decompiler for x86, x64, ARM, ARM64, PPC, and MIPS makes these repositories highly attractive to those avoiding the software's hefty price tag.
Even seemingly well-intentioned community efforts, like the "PYG green version," carry inherent risk. While the forum post claims the re-packager removed "third-party blacklisting and online addresses," you cannot verify that they didn't add their own spyware. The post even notes that the original "leaked SP2 and SP3 versions were not original; they were artificially modified by others". This "war of the crackers" means you are essentially downloading software that has been tampered with multiple times by anonymous individuals.
