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Six New OpenClaw Vulnerabilities Patched

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OpenClaw has patched six new vulnerabilities in its agentic AI assistant, including server-side request forgery (SSRF), missing authentication, and path traversal bugs. The vulnerabilities range from moderate to high severity, with some lacking CVE IDs. The flaws affect various components, including the Gateway tool, Telnyx webhook authentication, and browser upload functionality. Endor Labs highlighted the importance of data flow analysis and defense-in-depth validation for AI agent infrastructure. The research also revealed ongoing security concerns, such as misconfigured instances exposed to the public internet and the risk of indirect prompt injection. One additional vulnerability remains unpatched, and major security concerns persist over OpenClaw's undocumented enterprise use.

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  1. 19.02.2026 12:00 1 articles · 12h ago

    Six New OpenClaw Vulnerabilities Patched

    OpenClaw has patched six new vulnerabilities in its agentic AI assistant, including server-side request forgery (SSRF), missing authentication, and path traversal bugs. The vulnerabilities range from moderate to high severity, with some lacking CVE IDs. The flaws affect various components, including the Gateway tool, Telnyx webhook authentication, and browser upload functionality. Endor Labs highlighted the importance of data flow analysis and defense-in-depth validation for AI agent infrastructure. The research also revealed ongoing security concerns, such as misconfigured instances exposed to the public internet and the risk of indirect prompt injection. One additional vulnerability remains unpatched, and major security concerns persist over OpenClaw's undocumented enterprise use.

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