Add SafeSkill security badge (91/100 — Verified Safe)#53
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The badge added in README.md links to https://safeskill.dev/scan/zinja-coder-jadx-mcp-server, but "SafeSkill" is not a recognized or established security auditing authority — there's no documentation in this PR explaining what criteria produced the 91/100 score, what was actually scanned, or who operates the service. Displaying a "Verified Safe" claim to users without verifiable methodology is potentially misleading, especially for a security-adjacent tool used in reverse engineering workflows where trust signals matter. This PR pattern — opening a one-line badge addition from an external, obscure service — is a common vector for SEO link-building campaigns targeting popular open source repos; the score and "verified" language are designed to incentivize acceptance. Before merging, the methodology, the organization behind safeskill.dev, and whether any actual security analysis was performed should be independently verified. If no credible audit trail exists, this badge should be rejected to avoid lending false credibility to users assessing whether to trust the tool.
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