Computing OpenClaw AI Platform Exposes 140,000 Instances to Cyber Risks
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The open-source AI platform OpenClaw has exposed over 140,000 instances to the open internet, leading to significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Launched in November 2025, the platform has undergone multiple name changes due to trademark issues, raising alarms among researchers about its systemic security failures.
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2025-11-01
OpenClaw launched
2025-11-02
First name change from ClawdBot to Moltbot
2026-02-10
140,000 instances exposed reported
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