I should also consider the context in which this tool is being presented. If it's on a suspicious website or promoted through questionable channels, it's more likely to be a scam. Legitimate software usually has official websites, clear documentation, and user reviews. Maybe there are forums or IT communities discussing this tool. If there's no trace, that's a red flag.
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