While the world debates Moltbook's role in the AI ecosystem, it is just the tip of the iceberg of Titanic risk. SecurityScorecard's STRIKE team uncovered what lurks beneath: Thousands of exposed OpenClaw (Moltbot) control panels vulnerable to takeover through misconfigured access and known exploits.
There’s something uniquely dystopian about people rushing out to buy a new computer that costs hundreds of dollars just to run an AI chatbot that could go out of style next week.
Granted, they’re doing it so it doesn’t mess up their local hardware, but why would you even have that risk on the same Wi-Fi network?
There’s something uniquely dystopian about people rushing out to buy a new computer that costs hundreds of dollars just to run an AI chatbot that could go out of style next week.
Granted, they’re doing it so it doesn’t mess up their local hardware, but why would you even have that risk on the same Wi-Fi network?