341 OpenClaw skills distribute macOS malware via ClickFix instructions

A major supply-chain attack has been uncovered within the ClawHub skill marketplace for OpenClaw bots, involving 341 malicious skills.

For macOS users, the instructions led to glot.io-hosted shell commands that fetched a secondary dropper from attacker-controlled IP addresses such as 91.92.242.30. The final payload, a Mach-O binary, exhibited strong indicators of the AMOS malware family, including encrypted strings, universal architecture (x86_64 and arm64), and ad-hoc code signing. AMOS is sold as a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) on Telegram and is capable of stealing:

Keychain passwords and credentials
Cryptocurrency wallet data (60+ wallets supported)
Browser profiles from all major browsers
Telegram sessions
SSH keys and shell history
Files from user directories like Desktop and Documents