Providing the source (e.g., a specific website or a message) can help determine if it's a known threat. Fake 7-Zip downloads are turning home PCs into proxy nodes
Be wary if the ZIP contains file types like .exe , .bat , .msi , or .js , as these are common methods for delivering trojans. Typical "Promo" File Risks Malicious ZIP files named after "promos" often lead to: kawas-promo.zip
If you still need to see what is inside without risking your system: Providing the source (e
Use a "Zip Explorer" or online tool to view the file list within the archive without extracting them. Open the file within a virtual machine or
Open the file within a virtual machine or a dedicated sandbox environment (like Any.Run ) to see its behavior without affecting your actual computer.