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Security Research & Guides
OpenClaw security intelligence for users, developers, and security teams.10 articles
OpenClaw CVE List 2026: Critical Vulnerabilities You Need to Block
Two new CVEs dropped in March 2026 that let malicious skills steal environment variables. Here's what's actually exploitable and what you need to do today.
OpenClaw Prompt Injection Attack: How Malicious Skills Steal Your Secrets
A compromised OpenClaw skill can execute hidden prompts that extract your API keys, credentials, and sensitive data. Most users have no idea this is happening until it's too late.
Is OpenClaw Safe to Install 2026? What The Data Actually Shows
OpenClaw itself is solid. The real risk? The skills running inside it. We audited 847 published skills—23% had credential access we couldn't verify.
ClawHub Malware: How to Detect Before Installing
A popular OpenClaw skill on ClawHub just harvested credentials from 14 agents. Here's how to detect malware before it infects yours.
OpenClaw Skill Scanner Free — Scan Before You Install
A developer installed a cloned skill last month. Looked legit. Then their API keys leaked to Discord. That's why an OpenClaw skill scanner free tool should be your first stop.
Is OpenClaw Safe to Use in 2026?
OpenClaw has 247,000+ GitHub stars and a growing security crisis. 60+ CVEs, 1,467 malicious skills, and enterprise-wide bans. Here's the honest picture.
ClawHub Malware: The Complete Guide to Malicious OpenClaw Skills
The definitive guide to the ClawHavoc campaign and malicious skills in the OpenClaw ecosystem. What they do, how to detect them, and how to clean up.
OpenClaw Security Guide: Hardening Your Setup
Step-by-step guide to securing your OpenClaw environment. Config hardening, safe skill practices, CVE patching, and monitoring.
How to Scan OpenClaw Skills for Malware
Before you install any OpenClaw skill, scan it. Here's how to use GitOpenClaw's free scanner and what the results mean.
Prompt Injection → Reverse Shell: What Happened and How to Check Your OpenClaw Skills
A prompt injection exploit in a ClawHub skill can trigger a reverse shell without ever running shell code directly. Here's the mechanism, the evidence, and how to check if you're exposed.
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