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A Cisco Talos research team analyzed 1,200+ OpenClaw skills from the marketplace and found that 26% contained at least one exploitable vulnerability, including prompt injection, data exfiltration, and privilege escalation vectors.
Major release adds RISC-V as a first-class target, cutting cold start time from ~3s to ~1s on Sipeed boards. Also includes new Go 1.23 runtime optimizations.
r/rust highlights ZeroClaw as one of the top 10 fastest-growing Rust projects by star velocity over the past 90 days, noting its extreme performance characteristics.
NanoClaw v1.1 adds SAML/OIDC SSO, comprehensive audit logging, and role-based access control. Targets enterprise teams looking for secure agent deployment.
Trail of Bits completed a 4-week audit of IronClaw's WebAssembly sandbox, finding zero critical and zero high-severity vulnerabilities. The full report is published under their open audit program.
New release introduces semantic deduplication (90%+ similarity detection) and configurable memory decay curves, reducing long-term storage costs by up to 40%.
Nanobot v0.9.3 adds native Claude 4.5 Sonnet support with streaming tool calls, reducing perceived latency by 60% for multi-step agent workflows.
In response to the Cisco report, OpenClaw core maintainers have proposed a new skill review process including mandatory sandboxing, static analysis gates, and a tiered trust model.
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