Cybersecuritynews Malicious OpenClaw Skills Facilitate AMOS Malware Infections
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Threat actors are now using malicious OpenClaw skills to distribute the Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) malware, shifting from previous methods that involved cracked software downloads. This new tactic tricks users into manually entering their passwords, thereby compromising their data. Users of AI platforms that support OpenClaw are particularly at risk.
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2026-02-24
Malicious OpenClaw skills identified as AMOS distribution method
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