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In a way having Monero is like having large piles of cash. As long as you can prove they came from legitimate sources and that all taxes on them were paid, you have nothing to worry about.

You also need to be careful not to deny in an official way that you own Monero if that is the case.

Exactly this. If this was an EFF tool maybe I would trust it.

But a binary hosted on GitHub? Especially since GitHub is whitelisted by major browsers so you would not get a reputational warning when downloading a binary. This is exactly the place where a malware vendor would put it's stuff to avoid scary browser warnings.

Also, privacy tools are perfect targets for intelligence agencies, hackers, ... since they are used by people with something valuable (bitcoin, information, ...) so you need to be extra-careful around them.