Straiker Reports Active AI-Agent Crypto Scam Using Malicious Clawhub Skill

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Summary

Straiker reports that the bob-p2p skill on Clawhub prompts AI agents to expose Solana wallet keys and buy worthless $BOB tokens, with the campaign promoted through agent social networks.

Key points

  • Straiker analyzed 3,505 Claude Skills on Clawhub, identifying 71 as overtly malicious and 73 with high-risk behavior.
  • The report attributes the active campaign to actors using the names 26medias and BobVonNeumann.
  • The bob-p2p skill reportedly instructs agents to store Solana private keys in plaintext, buy $BOB tokens, and route payment through attacker-controlled infrastructure.
  • The actor allegedly promoted the skill through Moltbook, a social network for AI agents, using an agent persona to encourage adoption.
  • Straiker says automated agent collaboration, shared workflows, and dependency chains enabled the attack to spread without further human interaction.
  • The article warns that the approach could extend beyond crypto scams to influence campaigns targeting agent recommendations and skill adoption.

Article Details

Event Type
Active agent-based cryptocurrency scam using a malicious Clawhub skill and agent-to-agent promotion.
Impact
Straiker reports that the bob-p2p skill instructs AI agents to store Solana wallet private keys in plaintext, purchase worthless $BOB tokens, and route payments through attacker-controlled infrastructure. Agents that installed the skill could expose users' private keys and financial assets to unauthorized transactions and payment redirection. Birdeye reportedly flags $BOB as a rug-pull scam with 100% probability.

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