5 IoT Vulnerabilities That Stop Projects and How to Avoid Them
2026-03-04T21:03:49Z•76fd871ad8adaed30b2ee78ecaf611a2d94c221ed2e4d1bd6d09693b92495450
1CampaignAI agent hijackAeternumChatGPTClawJackedEntra IDIoT vulnerabilitiesMTTROAuth consentOdidoOpenClawPolygon blockchainShinyHuntersad cloakingbotnetdata breachfake Avast scamphishingthreat intelligencevulnerability management
What happened
This feed highlights multiple high-risk incidents and security topics: a critical 'ClawJacked' vulnerability in OpenClaw that can let websites hijack AI agents via a browser tab; Aeternum, a resilient C2 botnet using the Polygon blockchain to evade takedowns; a ShinyHunters data leak of 2 million Odido customer records (claiming up to 21M); and an Entra ID OAuth consent misconfiguration that can grant apps (e.g., ChatGPT) access to emails and persistent access despite MFA. Additional coverage includes ad-cloaking platform 1Campaign used to hide phishing pages from Google reviewers, a €499 fake
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