While “safe-to-use” policies and security training largely kept shadow IT under control, a new problem is emerging: the growing influence of AI-assisted coding tools.

Attackers impersonate OpenClaw on GitHub, luring developers with bogus CLAW giveaways that trick users into connecting crypto wallets and exposing funds to malicious drains.

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Claude Code bypasses security controls by acting locally before monitoring, exposing data risks and audit gaps.

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Crypto scammers are exploiting the rising visibility of OpenClaw to target developers through a coordinated phishing campaign ...

ESET researchers dive deeper into the EDR killer ecosystem, disclosing how attackers abuse vulnerable drivers.

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