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OpenClaw Security Crisis: Hundreds of Malicious Skills Found on ClawHub

On February 1, 2026, cybersecurity firm Koi Security published a report called “ClawHavoc.” They had reviewed every skill on ClawHub and found 341 that were designed to steal data from users. The attack was not random. The fake skills targeted people who use OpenClaw for cryptocurrency trading and productivity automation. They had convincing names, working descriptions, and some even had partially functional code. At a glance, they looked real. One attacker account, “hightower6eu,” was responsible for 314 of the 341 malicious skills. A few other accounts (zaycv, Aslaep123, and a GitHub user called aztr0nutzs) published the rest. Koi Security actually used an OpenClaw bot called “Alex” to help with the […]

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OpenClaw (Formerly ClawdBot & Moltbot): A Complete Overview of this New AI Assistant & Practical Guide

OpenClaw (originally ClawdBot, briefly MoltBot) is a personal AI assistant that runs on your own computer. You control it by sending text messages through apps you already use — WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, Slack, or Discord. The project has become one of the fastest-growing GitHub repositories (link) ever, amassing over 145,000 stars and 2 million visitors in its first week. It’s also sparked significant security concerns and even a crypto scam — making it one of the most talked-about AI tools of early 2026. Think of it this way: The name sounds similar to “Claude” for a reason. OpenClaw uses Claude (made by Anthropic) as its brain, though it can also […]