Cybersecurity researchers at Trellix disclosed "ClawHavoc," a supply-chain attack campaign targeting OpenClaw's ClawHub skill registry with malicious packages disguised as developer, crypto, and automation tools. The malware steals crypto wallets, passwords, and developer credentials — a stark reminder that agent ecosystems with broad filesystem and messaging permissions are now priority attack surfaces.
OpenAI confirmed it has paused some frontier reinforcement-learning training to strengthen alignment, security, and monitoring standards for upcoming capability levels. Greg Brockman echoed the message, saying confidence in safety will increasingly set the pace of progress. The announcement coincided with OpenAI previewing "Private Safety Processing" — a zero-data-retention-compatible system that identifies risk patterns across related interactions without giving OpenAI personnel access to customer content.
Anthropic is preparing to give enterprise customers more control over data retention, letting them store retained data on their own cloud infrastructure rather than Anthropic's, while maintaining the 30-day retention requirement for Fable and Mythos models. The move comes as Anthropic also launched Claude Academy, a free educational platform, and rolled out Claude integrations for Gmail and Google Drive.