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GHSA-8m9v-xpgf-g99m json

OpenClaw has an unauthorized sender bypass in its stop triggers and /models command authorization

published 8mo ago modified 8mo ago

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Summary

### Summary Unauthorized senders could trigger two command paths without sender authorization checks: 1. stop-like natural-language abort triggers 2. `/models` command output

### Impact An unauthorized sender could disrupt active sessions and view model/auth metadata that should be authorization-gated.

### Fix Sender authorization is now enforced for stop-like abort triggers and `/models` listings.

### Affected and Patched Versions - Affected: `<= 2026.2.26` - Patched: `2026.3.1`

Patch / fix

  • npm openclaw 2026.3.1

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Affected packages

ecosystem package affected fixed in
npm openclaw
<2026.3.1
2026.3.1

Classification

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Sources

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