Csoonline Malicious npm Package Disguises as OpenClaw to Deploy GhostClaw RAT
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A rogue npm package named '@openclaw-ai/openclawai' has been identified as a malicious installer for a remote access trojan (RAT) known as GhostClaw. This malware targets software developers, stealing sensitive information such as system credentials, browser data, cryptocurrency wallets, and SSH keys. The attack employs a multi-stage infection chain, posing a significant risk to affected users.
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2026-03-10
Malicious npm package '@openclaw-ai/openclawai' discovered
2026-03-10
JFrog research reports on GhostClaw RAT deployment
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Attack targets software developers with fake OpenClaw installer
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