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  "path": "/23-clawhub-plugins-used-official-looking-scopes-to-impersonate-trusted-openclaw-tools/",
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  "textContent": "Security researchers found 23 code-executing ClawHub plugins that used official-looking @openclaw and @clawhub scopes even though unrelated third-party accounts published them. The findings came from Manifold Security, which said the issue created a supply chain risk for AI agent users. The plugins looked like first-party tools because their names appeared under trusted organizational namespaces. The […]\n\nThe post 23 ClawHub Plugins Used Official-Looking Scopes to Impersonate Trusted OpenClaw Tools appeared first on VPN Central.",
  "title": "23 ClawHub Plugins Used Official-Looking Scopes to Impersonate Trusted OpenClaw Tools"
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