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To avoid malicious tools, follow a multi-step verification process. First, check the tool’s origin: prioritize open-source tools (verify GitHub repos for active maintenance, no hidden code) or those recommended by the official project team (cross-check via the project’s verified Twitter/Discord). Second, scan for red flags: avoid tools requiring excessive permissions (e.g., “unlimited asset access” instead of “view-only”), or those with no user reviews. Use security tools like MetaMask’s “Phishing Detection” or VirusTotal to scan for malware. Third, test with a “safe wallet”: create a new wallet with no real assets, connect it to the tool, and run a small test interaction (e.g., a $1 transfer) to confirm no unauthorized activity. Never use your primary wallet for unvetted tools.

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