Malicious Script Delivering More Maliciousness, (Wed, Feb 4th)

Today, I received an interesting email with a malicious attachment. When I had a look at the automatic scan results, it seemed to be a malicious script to create a Chrome Injector to steal data. Because InfoStealers are very common these days, it looked “legit” but there was something different. The .bat file looks to be a fork of the one found in many GitHub repositories[1].

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Detecting and Monitoring OpenClaw (clawdbot, moltbot), (Tue, Feb 3rd)

Last week, a new AI agent framework was introduced to automate “live”. It targets office work in particular, focusing on messaging and interacting with systems. The tool has gone viral not so much because of its features, which are similar to those of other agent frameworks, but because of a stream of security oversights in its design.

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