This skill helps you spot fake security software repositories on GitHub. It looks for signs like suspicious keywords and fake engagement numbers. Malware often hides inside repositories that claim to be Avast or other antivirus programs. The skill checks descriptions for words like keygen or crack. It also compares stars, forks, and issues to find patterns that real projects never have. Anyone who needs to verify a download link or investigate a suspicious repo will find this tool useful. It makes online safety checks faster and more reliable.
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