Hackmageddon Critical Vulnerability in OpenClaw Enables One-Click Remote Code Execution
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A critical vulnerability in OpenClaw, an open-source AI personal assistant, has been identified and exploited, allowing for a one-click remote code execution. Discovered by depthfirst General Security Intelligence, the flaw can trigger a chain reaction when combined with other vulnerabilities, potentially compromising systems of over 100,000 developers who rely on the software.
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