SlowMist: ClawHub Developers Pay Attention to Phishing and Credential Leakage Risks

MarsBitNews · 2026-03-13T04:28:40+00:00

Slowmist Chief Information Security Officer 23pds reminds ClawHub developers to be aware of phishing and credential leakage risks. The previous Sha1-Hulud worm has stolen many GitHub credentials, and attackers may exploit these credentials to publish malicious Skills, leading to user system compromises.

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2026-03-13 04:28:40

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Mars Finance reports that Chief Information Security Officer 23pds of SlowMist Technology has issued a warning. Developers of ClawHub should be aware of phishing and credential leakage risks. Currently, ClawHub relies on developers’ GitHub one-click login. Previously, the Sha1-Hulud worm stole a large number of developers’ GitHub credentials. Attackers may exploit this to target Skills. The attack path is: credential theft → attacker gains GitHub access → logs into ClawHub as a developer → releases malicious Skills to backdoor the system → users download and run malicious code, leading to system intrusion.

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