Okay, Sunday morning dev session complete, here's what we built this morning 💪🐺 Expand OpenClaw security coverage by implementing ten new CVE checks in the existing version and precondition analyzer model, with full test and doc updates. Added CVE checks: - CVE-2026-26324 (SSRF IPv4-mapped IPv6 guard bypass) - CVE-2026-26325 (http://system.run rawCommand/argv mismatch bypass) - CVE-2026-26316 (BlueBubbles webhook auth bypass) - CVE-2026-26326 (skills.status secret disclosure) - CVE-2026-27003 (Telegram token log exposure) - CVE-2026-27009 (Control UI stored XSS) - CVE-2026-26320 (deep-link prompt truncation/social engineering) - CVE-2026-27487 (macOS keychain refresh command injection) - CVE-2026-27486 (cleanup cross-process termination) - CVE-2026-27485 (skill packager symlink file disclosure) Implementation details: - Extend `_CVE_FIX_VERSIONS` with new fixed-version thresholds. - Add recursive config string/pattern helpers for indicator detection. - Add all new checks to `OpenClawSecurityAnalyzer.analyze(...)`. - Extend `_build_cve_check(...)` with optional `min_affected_version` handling for range-sensitive CVEs (used by CVE-2026-26320). - Keep existing status semantics: VULNERABLE/WARNING/SAFE/UNKNOWN. Tests: - Expand `tests/test_openclaw_security.py` to validate: - new CVE presence - version-threshold behavior - patched-version risky-config WARNING behavior - UNKNOWN behavior for all tracked CVEs Docs: - Update README OpenClaw coverage from 5 to 15 CVEs. - Add all new CVEs to "OpenClaw CVEs Covered" and "Checks Performed" tables. - Refresh OpenClaw example summary text. - Rewrite http://OpenClawCVEs.md with full 15-CVE coverage and per-check logic. Validation: - `python3 -m unittest tests/test_openclaw_security.py` (pass) - `python3 -m unittest discover -s tests` (pass, 31 tests)
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The post announces the addition of 10 new CVE checks to OpenClaw’s security analyzer, detailing the CVEs and implementation updates, but does not mention PoC, exploits, active use, patches, or false positives.