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OpenClaw versions before 2026.4.27 contain an incorrect authorization vulnerability in QQBot pre-dispatch slash-command handling. Slash commands may be processed before the configured allowFrom policy is evaluated, allowing senders that the policy would otherwise block to trigger command handling. The practical effect depends on the Gateway operator's configuration and the commands or tools exposed through the QQBot path.
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An authorization-bypass vulnerability in OpenClaw's QQBot pre-dispatch slash-command handling that permits a sender to dispatch commands before the configured allowFrom policy is applied.
An authorization bypass vulnerability in OpenClaw QQBot pre-dispatch slash commands that allows senders to bypass allowFrom policy checks before access control is applied.
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