⚠️ Attention OpenClaw Builders & Developers!
A sophisticated phishing scam is targeting our community via GitHub. According to a security news by Coindesk, scammers are using fake
$CLAW airdrops to drain wallets. 🛡️
Here is our breakdown of the attack and how to stay safe:
🚩 The Hook: It starts with a GitHub tag, issue, or discussion notification. You’ll be told you’ve been “selected” for an exclusive
$CLAW airdrop or contributor allocation.
🔗 The Trap: They lead you to a high-quality spoofed website. These sites are designed to trick you into signing malicious transactions, revealing private keys, or downloading malware.
🚨 Red Flags: Be highly suspicious of any message about “airdrops,” “rewards,” or “allocations,” especially if it creates urgency. Scammers often use this kind of language to pressure people into acting before they verify. ⚠️
✅ Stay Safe: Never connect your wallet to unverified links. Always cross-check via official OpenClaw documentation and verified social channels.
Don't let your hard work be stolen. Read the full details of this ongoing attack here:
coindesk.com/tech/2026/03/19…
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