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Nanobot WhatsApp session hijack security flaw

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A max-severity flaw in nanobot could let remote attackers hijack WhatsApp sessions on exposed instances. The weakness raises the risk of account takeover and session compromise for deployments reachable by attackers.

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Timeline

  1. 16.02.2026 19:32 2 articles · 3mo ago

    Tenable discloses max-severity nanobot flaw

    Initial Disclosure

    Tenable identified a max-severity flaw in nanobot, an ultra-lightweight personal AI assistant inspired by OpenClaw, that could let remote attackers hijack WhatsApp sessions on exposed nanobot instances.

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