Cybersecurity

How I Tricked OpenClaw Into Attacking Its Own Network: A NAT64 SSRF Bypass

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A critical vulnerability was discovered in OpenClaw's network security guard, allowing an attacker to bypass safeguards designed to prevent Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) attacks. The flaw was in how the system processed IPv6 addresses, leading it to misinterpret private internal IP addresses as safe public ones. This bypass could grant attackers access to sensitive internal network resources.

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