341 OpenClaw Skills Distribute macOS Malware via ClickFix
Social engineering campaign using ClickFix technique embedded in malicious OpenClaw skills. Attackers trick users into running terminal commands disguised as setup prerequisites. 341 skills used this technique to distribute macOS malware including AMOS stealer, targeting crypto wallets and credentials.
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ClickFix social engineering technique used in malicious skills to trick users into running terminal commands
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