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SecurityClaw Phase C: The Scanner That Learned to Remember — Adversarial Hypothesis Engine, Mid-Campaign Replanning, and an Intelligence Store That Compounds

Published: March 26, 2026

SecurityClaw Phase C ships three capabilities that change how automated security campaigns think: an Adversarial Hypothesis Engine that generates named, confidence-scored attack bets before running a single tool; a mid-campaign Replanner that rewrites the tool queue when the evidence changes; and an Intelligence Store that compounds across every campaign run. Here's the full technical demo.

15 CVEs in One Release Batch: What OpenClaw's Security Fixes Reveal About AI Agent Platform Attack Surfaces

Published: March 24, 2026

OpenClaw 3.11/3.12 patched 15+ CVEs in a single batch. Three stand out: a WebSocket hijacking attack that silently grants operator-level admin access, invisible Unicode characters that make malicious commands look safe, and a sandboxed sub-agent that could escape to read and modify its parent. Here's what they mean for AI platform security.

The Scanner That Became the Threat: Trivy Compromised in Supply Chain Attack, CanisterWorm Follows

Published: March 22, 2026

Trivy, the security scanner used by millions to detect vulnerabilities, was itself compromised in a supply-chain attack. TeamPCP backdoored v0.69.4 and hijacked 75 GitHub Actions tags, then followed up with CanisterWorm — a self-propagating npm worm with blockchain C2. Plus: VoidStealer becomes the first infostealer to extract Chrome's master key using hardware debugger breakpoints.

No Malware, No Problem: How Hackers Wiped 80,000 Stryker Devices Using Microsoft's Own Admin Tools

Published: March 18, 2026

Iran-linked Handala wiped ~80,000 Stryker devices in 3 hours with zero malware — just a compromised Global Admin account and Microsoft Intune's built-in wipe command. Plus: a new font-rendering trick that fools every major AI assistant.

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