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The Clawdbot / Moltbot / OpenClaw Fiasco (Week 3): what changed, what it means, what to watch

OpenClaw is going legit under OpenAI’s orbit—but security is still the main thing to watch.

Understanding AI Agents and Agentic AI

As AI agents gain autonomy and deeper access, they’re becoming a new attack surface for privacy breaches and credential theft.

Modern Mac Threats: Quiet, Automated, Real

Mac threats are getting quieter, faster, and more credential-focused — and this week’s updates matter more than most users realize.

macOS Privacy & Security: What HomeUsers Need to Know This Week

macOS is still secure — but new malware, app flaws, and AI-driven tools mean home users need smarter habits, not blind trust.

The Clawdbot / Moltbot / OpenClaw Fiasco – Part 2

OpenClaw’s rapid rise exposed serious security risks for macOS users.
Malicious plugins, leaked credentials, and system access raised alarms.

MacOS Cybersecurity & Privacy in February 2026

macOS is no longer “secure by default” — threats like phishing and malware are rising.

Basic Briefing: The Clawdbot / Moltbot / OpenClaw Fiasco — What It Is and Why You Should Wait

A fast-rising open-source AI tool, now called OpenClaw, gained headlines after rapid rebrands and explosive adoption.
Security flaws and exposed data have prompted warnings for everyday users to avoid it for now.

macOS Cybersecurity & Privacy in January 2026: What Every Home User Needs to Know

macOS faces rising threats this January with browser zero-day exploits, older OS support ending, and malware targeting user data, so updating and tightening permissions are crucial.

macOS Cybersecurity & Privacy 2026: What Home Users Need to Know This Month

macOS is more secure than ever, but attackers now focus on stealing data quietly. Updates and smart permissions matter more than ever.

FakeWallet

Loader Shell Script

Fake job interviews are becoming a new way to infect Macs

Fake job interviews are increasingly being used to infect Macs, targeting job seekers at their most vulnerable. These scams look legitimate, unfold slowly, and can silently compromise your accounts and personal data without obvious warning.

The Mac Scam That Starts With “Help”

Many modern Mac scams don’t look like scams at all — they look like help.
Fake guides and “AI tools” use clean websites and reasonable steps to trick users into handing over access without realizing it.

Filecoder

MacDownloader

Downloader

Spyrix

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Fruitfly

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