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A new open-source AI agent framework called NanoClaw hit 7,000 GitHub stars within its first week of existence. It now sits at over 16,800. The pitch? OpenClaw functionality with actual OS-level container isolation, packed into roughly 3,900 lines of code.
Any website could hijack your locally running OpenClaw agent. No clicks, no permissions, no user interaction at all. That's the reality Oasis Security uncovered with CVE-2026-25253, a vulnerability they nicknamed "ClawJacked." OpenClaw v2026.2.25, released February 26 by 24 contributors, patches...
On January 28, Cisco's AI Threat and Security Research team published a security assessment that didn't hold back. OpenClaw, they wrote, is "a dream for busy professionals" but "an absolute nightmare from a security perspective." Three researchers (Amy Chang, Vineeth Sai Narajala, Idan Habler)...
OpenClaw v2026.3.28 shipped yesterday with two features people have been asking about for weeks: native xAI Grok web search and MiniMax as an image generation provider. There's also a Config Doctor change that self-hosters need to know about.
Netskope Threat Labs just dropped a report that should make every OpenClaw self-hoster uncomfortable. Over 300 GitHub packages disguised as "OpenClaw Docker deployer" tools have been caught distributing a multi-stage LuaJIT Trojan. It captures screenshots, geolocates victims, steals credentials,...
40,214 exposed OpenClaw instances. That's the number SecurityScorecard published last month. Of those, 63% are vulnerable, and 12,812 are confirmed exploitable via remote code execution. Let that sink in for a second.
Another major security vendor just went all-in on OpenClaw. This time it's Trend Micro, and they're not building a scanner. They're building a governance layer.
Your OpenClaw agent can now connect to over 10,000 APIs without your credentials ever touching the agent itself. Jentic Mini, released March 25, 2026 by Dublin-based startup Jentic, is a free, open-source API execution layer built specifically for OpenClaw and NemoClaw.
320 million people use Microsoft Teams every month. That's where decisions happen, questions get asked, and work actually moves forward. So it makes sense to put your AI assistant there too.
The parent company behind Norton and Avast just built a free security layer for OpenClaw. That alone should tell you how far the ecosystem has come.
OpenClaw v2026.3.24 dropped on March 25, 2026. The headline: Microsoft Teams support was rebuilt from scratch on the official Teams SDK, and the gateway now speaks fluent OpenAI API. If you connect your agent to Teams or use tools like Open WebUI, this one matters.
Microsoft 365 Copilot costs $30 per user per month. For a 50-person team, that's $18,000 a year before anyone sends a single prompt.
