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Audited by Socket on Feb 26, 2026
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SecuritySecuritySKILL.md
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SKILL.md
The fragment describes a legitimate workflow for configuring ENS reverse/forward mappings across multiple chains with standard tooling (CLI-based signing, Node.js tooling for encoding). It aligns with the stated purpose and uses conventional, traceable data flows (user inputs → calldata encoding → blockchain transactions → on-chain verifications). No credential harvesting, covert data leakage, or unexplained network calls are evident. Overall, the content appears benign and purpose-appropriate, though it inherently involves real blockchain transactions and credentialed CLI usage which should be executed by the user in a trusted environment.
Confidence: 75%Severity: 75%
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