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Signing off-chain airdrop authorizations, like EIP-712, requires vigilance. Malicious requests can grant unlimited token transfer rights or approvals beyond airdrop claims. Before signing, carefully review the domain, contract address, and scope of requested permissions. Ensure the signature relates only to eligibility proof, not to fund movement. Tools like WalletConnect previews or signature decoders can verify safety. If unclear, reject the request. Using dedicated wallets for risky signings also reduces exposure. Caution is essential—signatures are irreversible and may grant attackers lasting access to your digital assets.