Bitget: Beware of the malicious ClawHub plugin in the OpenClaw plugin marketplace, which may implant trojans to steal account information.
According to Odaily, Bitget's official post stated that the Bitget security team recently discovered malicious plugins in the popular AI tool OpenClaw's plugin marketplace, ClawHub. These plugins may lure users into copying commands or downloading "tools," thereby implanting trojans to steal account information, API keys, or wallet data. To ensure security, Bitget reminds users to avoid using third-party tools, plugins, or bots to connect to the exchange, and recommends conducting deposits, withdrawals, and trading only through the official Bitget App or website. If you have previously authorized an API, be sure to reset it immediately, change your password, and enable 2FA.
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