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CVE-2026-32975 affects OpenClaw before version 2026.3.12. The vulnerability is a weak authorization flaw in Zalouser allowlist mode caused by using mutable group display names for authorization decisions instead of stable group identifiers. Because display names are not unique or immutable, an attacker can create a group whose display name matches that of an allowlisted group. When OpenClaw evaluates channel authorization based on the duplicated display name, it can incorrectly treat the attacker-controlled or unintended group as authorized and route that group's messages to the agent.
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