Unlike official sites, files in an open directory aren't always verified. A Windows ISO could easily be "injected" with a keylogger. Always verify the SHA-256 or MD5 hash of the file against official records.
| Pattern | Meaning | |---------|---------| | *amd64.iso | 64-bit x86 architecture | | *i386.iso | 32-bit x86 architecture | | *live.iso | Bootable live environment | | *minimal.iso | Network installer (~50-200 MB) | | *DVD1.iso | First disc of multi-disc set | | *RC1.iso | Release Candidate 1 | Index Of Software Iso
