'The math is simple': OpenClaw 'Trojan Horse' AI agents give hackers full control of 28,000+ systems
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Agent sprawl just became an attack surface — every over-permissioned AI agent is effectively a standing lateral-movement token. If you’re rolling out agents without least-privilege and explicit scopes this week, you’re not automating work, you’re pre-compromising your estate.
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