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The flaw in OpenClaw allows bypassing of tool restrictions in Codex app-server, enabling access to native command and file tools even when a tool allowlist is in place.
The flaw allows an attacker to serve a replacement Control UI page by redirecting the user to a malicious certificate, potentially stealing credentials and granting operator access.
The flaw allows remote callers to exploit the agent's tool authority, potentially leading to data breaches, command execution, or service control.
The OpenClaw npm package had a vulnerability where deterministic hashes of unredacted configuration data were included in redacted configuration responses. When combined with low-entropy gateway passwords, these hashes allowed attackers to test password candidates offline without triggering rate limits, potentially leading to unauthorized operator access.
The OpenClaw Matrix integration incorrectly normalizes user IDs by lowercasing them, causing different accounts to map to the same authorization identity. This allows attackers to hijack permissions from legitimate users by creating colliding account identifiers.
OpenClaw npm package allows restricted users to persist session data that later executes with elevated privileges, potentially enabling unauthorized file access, command execution, and service manipulation through background agents.
The flaw allows an admitted non-owner sender to bypass the owner-only tool boundary, leading to potential loss of availability and account relinking.