Accidently deleted attributes of all files inside my user directory

My Big Mistake

It all began when I wanted to use PowerShell to set the attribute of some personal folders matching a specific regex to "Hidden". (For my defense of what follows: I was way overslept! I didn't even use the regex to begin with...)

I quickly found the following suggestion on a forum here, which I blindly executed ('.' here is my user directory)

Code:

Get-ChildItem -path "." -Recurse -Force | ForEach-Object { $_.Attributes += "Hidden" }

I noticed afterwards that this was just a troll, and all my files where hidden...

Well, I then tried to quickly fix it via

Code:

Get-ChildItem -path "." -Recurse -Force | ForEach-Object { $_.Attributes = ""  }

I instantly realized that this was probably a stuuuupid idea... And well... Turns out it was.

My Current Fix

After some back and forth I decided that I could just create a new dummy user on my Windows machine and copy over the file attributes from there. For the following, my user directory is "seawe", the dummy user folder is "test".

Code:

cd "C:\Users\test\" 
$x = Get-ChildItem -path "." -Recurse -Force | Resolve-Path -Relative 
foreach ($y in $x){ 
	if (Test-Path -Path "C:\Users\seawe\$y") { 
		$s = Get-Item -Force -Path $y;  
		$d = Get-Item -Force -Path "C:\Users\seawe\$y";  
		$d.Attributes = $s.Attributes 
	} 
}

Seems like the most important folders and files have their file attributes restored. Yehaaa...

My Question

Is this enough? All of my user specific AppData folders and files now are still without attributes. I also saw that Windows stores e.g. some certificates (probably SSL?) inside the AppData folder, which are still without attributes. Does this pose a security threat?

Windows version: Windows 11 OSBuild 22000.434

Thanks, I did that!
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