What We Learned Scanning 2,354 ClawHub Skills That Every Skill Author Should Know
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By Julien Brouchier, MTS @ Trent AI We ran a behavioral security analysis on 2,354 of the most popular skills on ClawHub. The results: 86% had security issues. But here's the thing: the overwhelming majority weren't malicious. They were built by developers who shipped good tools with preventable ga…
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What We Learned Scanning 2,354 ClawHub Skills That Every Skill Author Should Know
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