Do you ever look at the PR log for a Linux distro and see mad check-ins from anonymous protonmail accounts and think hmmmmm?
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stop- you are 1 click away from the actual source code, if the proton mail induces fear then the solution is 1 click away. vulns happen regardless of intent and having access to the source is 1000 times better then access to submitters supposed identity.
no- what makes ME go hmmm is that you are preparing( or already are doing) everything ready for deployment of shielded vms on end user windows through update mechanism. why do you need to hide what you are executing on customers systems? I dont care who wrote it, if i can see it
