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clawhub-scanner

Scan installed ClawHub skills for malware, credential theft, prompt injection, and security risks. Detects known C2 infrastructure, obfuscated payloads, and data exfiltration patterns from the ClawHavoc campaign.

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Installation

Suivez les instructions du dépôt pour votre agent. Consultez les fichiers et dépendances avant l’installation.

SkillHub CLI

skillhub install homeofe/clawhub-scanner

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Instructions

clawhub-scanner

Security scanner for ClawHub skills. Checks installed skills against known malicious patterns, IoCs, and suspicious behaviors.

Usage

When the user asks to scan skills, check for malware, or audit their ClawHub installations:

# Scan all installed skills
clawhub-scanner scan

# Scan a specific skill
clawhub-scanner scan --skill ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill

# JSON output for automation
clawhub-scanner scan --json

# Include low-severity findings
clawhub-scanner scan --verbose

What It Detects

  • Critical: Known C2 server IPs and malicious domains (ClawHavoc campaign)
  • High: eval(), credential harvesting (SSH/AWS/browser/wallets), data exfiltration (Discord/Telegram webhooks), obfuscated payloads
  • Medium: Prompt injection, broad filesystem access, clipboard harvesting
  • Low: Outbound HTTP, WebSocket connections

Install

Requires the npm package:

npm install -g @elvatis_com/clawhub-scanner

Exit Codes

  • 0 = clean
  • 1 = high-severity findings
  • 2 = critical findings

Informations sur la source

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/homeofe/clawhub-scanner
Version
—
Commit
0ee534301fafeca56f18372cbb01e01a03c94393
Source de classification
rules
Statut
active
Visibilité
public

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README

@elvatis_com/clawhub-scanner

Scan your installed ClawHub skills for malware, credential theft, prompt injection, and security risks.

Why?

ClawHub skills run with full agent permissions. In February 2026 alone, security researchers found:

  • 534 skills with critical vulnerabilities (Snyk)
  • 341 skills distributing the AMOS stealer ("ClawHavoc" campaign)
  • 76 confirmed malicious payloads for credential theft and data exfiltration

This scanner checks your installed skills against known malicious patterns, C2 infrastructure, and suspicious behaviors.

Install

npm install -g @elvatis_com/clawhub-scanner

Usage

# Scan all installed skills
clawhub-scanner scan

# Scan a specific skill
clawhub-scanner scan --skill ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill

# JSON output for automation
clawhub-scanner scan --json

# Include low-severity findings
clawhub-scanner scan --verbose

# Show scanned directories
clawhub-scanner paths

What It Detects

Category Severity Examples
C2 Infrastructure Critical Known malicious IPs (91.92.242.30), ClawHavoc domains
Code Execution High eval(), child_process.exec(), process.binding()
Credential Theft High SSH key access, AWS creds, browser profiles, crypto wallets
Data Exfiltration High Discord/Telegram webhooks, raw IP fetches, DNS tunneling
Obfuscation High/Med Base64+exec combos, large encoded strings, CharCode assembly
Prompt Injection Medium "Ignore previous instructions", system prompt overrides
Network Activity Low Outbound HTTP to unknown domains, WebSocket connections

Exit Codes

Code Meaning
0 Clean (or only low/medium findings)
1 High-severity findings detected
2 Critical findings detected

Use in CI/scripts: clawhub-scanner scan --quiet || echo "Security issues found!"

Scan Locations...

Contenu extrait

SKILL.md
# clawhub-scanner

Security scanner for ClawHub skills. Checks installed skills against known malicious patterns, IoCs, and suspicious behaviors.

## Usage

When the user asks to scan skills, check for malware, or audit their ClawHub installations:

```bash
# Scan all installed skills
clawhub-scanner scan

# Scan a specific skill
clawhub-scanner scan --skill ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill

# JSON output for automation
clawhub-scanner scan --json

# Include low-severity findings
clawhub-scanner scan --verbose
```

## What It Detects

- **Critical:** Known C2 server IPs and malicious domains (ClawHavoc campaign)
- **High:** eval(), credential harvesting (SSH/AWS/browser/wallets), data exfiltration (Discord/Telegram webhooks), obfuscated payloads
- **Medium:** Prompt injection, broad filesystem access, clipboard harvesting
- **Low:** Outbound HTTP, WebSocket connections

## Install

Requires the npm package:

```bash
npm install -g @elvatis_com/clawhub-scanner
```

## Exit Codes

- 0 = clean
- 1 = high-severity findings
- 2 = critical findings
README
# @elvatis_com/clawhub-scanner

Scan your installed [ClawHub](https://clawhub.com) skills for malware, credential theft, prompt injection, and security risks.

## Why?

ClawHub skills run with full agent permissions. In February 2026 alone, security researchers found:
- **534 skills** with critical vulnerabilities (Snyk)
- **341 skills** distributing the AMOS stealer ("ClawHavoc" campaign)
- **76 confirmed** malicious payloads for credential theft and data exfiltration

This scanner checks your installed skills against known malicious patterns, C2 infrastructure, and suspicious behaviors.

## Install

```bash
npm install -g @elvatis_com/clawhub-scanner
```

## Usage

```bash
# Scan all installed skills
clawhub-scanner scan

# Scan a specific skill
clawhub-scanner scan --skill ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill

# JSON output for automation
clawhub-scanner scan --json

# Include low-severity findings
clawhub-scanner scan --verbose

# Show scanned directories
clawhub-scanner paths
```

## What It Detects

| Category | Severity | Examples |
|----------|----------|---------|
| **C2 Infrastructure** | Critical | Known malicious IPs (91.92.242.30), ClawHavoc domains |
| **Code Execution** | High | `eval()`, `child_process.exec()`, `process.binding()` |
| **Credential Theft** | High | SSH key access, AWS creds, browser profiles, crypto wallets |
| **Data Exfiltration** | High | Discord/Telegram webhooks, raw IP fetches, DNS tunneling |
| **Obfuscation** | High/Med | Base64+exec combos, large encoded strings, CharCode assembly |
| **Prompt Injection** | Medium | "Ignore previous instructions", system prompt overrides |
| **Network Activity** | Low | Outbound HTTP to unknown domains, WebSocket connections |

## Exit Codes

| Code | Meaning |
|------|---------|
| 0 | Clean (or only low/medium findings) |
| 1 | High-severity findings detected |
| 2 | Critical findings detected |

Use in CI/scripts: `clawhub-scanner scan --quiet || echo "Security issues found!"`

## Scan Locations...

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