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vulnerabilityhigh · CVSS 7.2patched

CVE-2026-25712

OpenClaw — auth bypass via WebSocket downgrade

Timeline
Disclosed2026-02-21Patch available2026-02-23Patched2026-05-03

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Summary

Versions 2026.2.10–2026.2.12 introduced the WebSocket origin check from CVE-2026-25253 but did not protect against HTTP/1.0 downgrade. An attacker who could control DNS or perform an HTTP-level downgrade could bypass the origin check. Patched in 2026.2.13.

Details

CVE IDCVE-2026-25712
Severityhigh (7.2)
CVSS vectorAV:N/AC:H/PR:N/UI:R/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:N
Published2026-02-21
Patched2026-02-23
Affected versions2026.2.10 – 2026.2.12
Fixed in2026.2.13
Exploited in the wildno known exploitation

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What to do

  • If you run an affected version: upgrade to 2026.2.13 immediately. Do not delay this for convenience reasons.
  • Rotate any credentials that may have been exposed via the affected component.
  • Audit your logs for indicators of exploitation — unexpected outbound traffic, anomalous tool calls, unfamiliar authenticated sessions.
  • If exploitation is confirmed, treat the host as compromised: rebuild from a clean image, rotate every secret on the host, audit lateral movement.

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