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About as much as I trust other drivers on the road.
As in I give it the benefit of the doubt but if something seems off I take precautions while monitoring and if it seems dangerous I do my best to avoid it.
In reality it means that I rarely check it but if anything seems off I remove it and if I have the time and energy I further check the actual code.
My general approach is minimalism, so I don't use that many unknown/small projects to begin with.
that is such a good analogy