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A new campaign exploits OpenClaw skills to distribute the Atomic MacOS Stealer (AMOS). This evolution in supply chain attacks manipulates AI agentic workflows to install malware. The campaign spans multiple repositories with hundreds of malicious skills uploaded to ClawHub and SkillsMP. The infection chain begins with a seemingly harmless SKILL.md file that installs a prerequisite, leading to the download of a Mach-O universal binary. This AMOS variant steals extensive data, including credentials, browser data, cryptocurrency wallets, and various user documents. It lacks system persistence but expands its reach by exfiltrating Apple and KeePass keychains. The malware uses sophisticated encryption schemes and targets multiple browsers and cryptocurrency wallets.

This threat involves a sophisticated supply chain attack campaign that abuses OpenClaw skills—modular AI agent workflows—to distribute the Atomic MacOS Stealer (AMOS) malware. Attackers upload hundreds of malicious skills to popular AI skill repositories such as ClawHub and SkillsMP. The infection chain begins with a SKILL.md file that appears harmless but installs a prerequisite component, which then downloads a Mach-O universal binary executable tailored for macOS. AMOS is designed to steal a broad spectrum of sensitive information: user credentials, browser data, cryptocurrency wallets, Apple keychains, KeePass keychains, and various user documents. The malware employs sophisticated encryption to protect its exfiltrated data and targets multiple browsers and wallet applications to maximize impact. Notably, AMOS does not establish persistence on infected systems, which may limit long-term control but does not reduce the immediate risk of data theft. The campaign represents an evolution in supply chain attacks by manipulating AI agentic workflows, highlighting the emerging risk of AI skill repositories as attack vectors. While there are no known exploits in the wild yet, the widespread distribution of malicious skills across repositories poses a significant risk to macOS users and organizations leveraging AI automation tools.

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