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ClawHub malicious skills deliver Atomic Stealer

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Researchers found malicious skills on ClawHub delivering a new Atomic Stealer variant to macOS users, turning the OpenClaw skills marketplace into a malware delivery path. The chain hides behind a normal-looking SKILL.md file and a prerequisite install step, then pulls instructions from openclawcli.vercel[.]app to download the stealer from 91.92.242.30. That makes unvetted skills a practical route for credential theft and downstream account compromise.

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  1. 28.02.2026 19:21 2 articles · 2mo ago

    ClawHub malicious skills deliver Atomic Stealer

    Technical Analysis Update

    Malicious OpenClaw skills uploaded to ClawHub were used to deliver a new variant of Atomic Stealer to macOS users. The infection chain begins with a normal-looking SKILL.md that installs a prerequisite, then follows instructions hosted on openclawcli.vercel[.]app to download the payload from 91.92.242[.]30 and run it, turning the skills marketplace into a supply-chain path for credential theft.

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