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The AI security nightmare is here and it looks suspiciously like lobster

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A hacker exploited a vulnerability in Cline, an AI coding tool, to install OpenClaw, an autonomous AI agent, across numerous systems, highlighting growing security risks associated with AI software autonomy. This incident underscores the need for enhanced security measures in AI tools and serves as a cautionary tale for content creators and developers about the potential dangers of using autonomous software without proper safeguards.

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