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Download checklist

Verify Braiins Toolbox before you run it

Firmware and miner-management downloads deserve stricter handling than normal desktop apps. A compromised tool can change pools, credentials, firmware state, or network behavior across a whole farm.

Package check before running Toolbox

Before opening the Windows archive on a workstation that can reach miner subnets, make these checks.

Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 .\braiins-toolbox.7z

Expected SHA-256: AE650F0A75DA711C56675F89EA2358BC303CC27BD33F86F6360E238CADE838B0

Download the package for the operating system that will manage the miners.
Confirm the version matches the release you plan to use.
Keep the package out of public deploy folders and shared web directories.
Run the first scan as a read-only discovery step before applying pool, reboot, or firmware actions.

Source and workstation checks

Use the Braiins release page or product page as the source for the package.
Avoid mirrors, reuploads, renamed archives, and chat-file drops.
Use a workstation with a clear operations role, not a random personal browser session.
Keep miner credentials and API keys outside public folders.

Team workflow

For fleet work, record the package version, download date, operator, workstation OS, target miner list, and rollout notes.