ClawJacked Bug Enables Covert AI Agent Hijacking
2026-03-04T21:11:47Z•d4b3f1b2369905db233e63c4f32a554c4068a454706c2a59665e48b1ec5dea00
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What happened
This news roundup highlights a surge in high-impact security issues: Oasis Security disclosed a “ClawJacked” flaw enabling covert takeover of OpenClaw agents and Endor Labs reported six additional OpenClaw vulnerabilities; global agencies urged immediate patching of a Cisco Catalyst SD‑WAN zero‑day. Nation‑state activity and resilient tooling are rising — Zscaler documented APT37 tools for breaching air‑gapped networks, North Korean groups expanded ransomware operations (Medusa), and a Chinese-linked UNC2814 campaign used novel backdoors. Threat actors are shifting infrastructure and tactics:A
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