Previously known as both Clawdbot and Moltbot, OpenClaw recently became a Silicon Valley darling, charming AI enthusiasts and ...

Findings show that the underground marketplace for illicit AI tools has matured, lowering the barrier for less sophisticated ...

Zero-click prompt injection can leak data when AI agents meet messaging apps, researchers warn AI agents can shop for you, program for you, and, if you're feeling bold, chat for you in a messaging app ...

Peter Steinberger, the creator of the trending Moltbot (former Clawdbot) AI agent, talks to TBPN about how Anthropic ...

LLMs and MCPs have been hijacked at scale and the unauthorized access sold for profit in Operation Bizarre Bazaar.

The clock is ticking.

After changing its name from Clawdbot to Moltbot to OpenClaw within days, the viral AI agent faces security questions and a ...

A self-hosted AI assistant that lives in your chat app, Clawdbot promises to do real work, but only if you’re willing to trust it with real access.

Moltbot stores memory as Markdown files and an SQLite database on the user’s machine. It auto-generates daily notes that log interactions and uses vector search to retrieve relevant context from past ...

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A new AI chatbot/agent is looking to dethrone the corporate overlords of Google, Microsoft, and the Too Big To Fail startups like OpenAI and Anthropic—but being an early adopter comes with some real ...

Clawdbot is the viral AI assistant everyone's installing—but giving AI agents full system access raises critical security questions. After scaling identity systems to 1B+ users, here's my take on why ...