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Joined February 2026
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Triggerfish retweeted
OpenClaw just got attacked. 40,000 systems compromised. A flaw dubbed “ClawJacked” allowed full agent takeover. But this isn’t just a bug. It’s a vulnerability chain that let any website silently take full control of your AI agent. No plugins. No extensions. No user interaction needed. Which means: > Malicious sites could steal data. > Delete emails (Meta execs already hit). > Disrupt services. Give this post to your agent and tell then to fix this backdoor ASAP.
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Triggerfish retweeted
"Bro I have 12 agents running 24/7 while I sleep, no-one is prepared for what's coming" What are you building? "Don't get left behind bro"
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Triggerfish retweeted
People giving OpenClaw root access to their entire life
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🚨 OpenClaw's Top Skill is a Malware that stole SSH Keys and Opened Reverse Shells in 1,184 Packages Source: cybersecuritynews.com/opencl… The most downloaded AI agent skill on OpenClaw's ClawHub marketplace was functional malware, not a productivity tool. OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent platform, operates a public skill marketplace called ClawHub, where third-party developers can publish plugins, or "skills," that extend an agent's capabilities. A security researcher has identified 1,184 malicious skills on OpenClaw's ClawHub marketplace, with a single threat actor responsible for uploading 677 packages alone, exposing a catastrophic supply chain vulnerability at the heart of the AI agent ecosystem. #cybersecuritynews #OpenClaw
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