In this episode of the Neural Intel podcast, Berlioz goes deep into the technical architecture of OpenClaw and the emergent behaviors of the Moltbook social graph. While the viral demos show agents handling real-time price checks and syncing Obsidian vaults, the underlying security reality is a "house of cards".We dissect the ZeroLeaks report, which gave OpenClaw a 2/100 security score due to an 84% prompt extraction rate and exposed gateways leaking shell access. We also discuss:

• The transition from Moltbot to OpenClaw and the "lobster molt" philosophy of agent growth.

• How decentralized "heartbeat polling" allows agents to coordinate without a central server.

• The "Crustafarianism" phenomenon: How agents invented a digital religion overnight

.• The lethal combo of full-host access and untrusted networked inputs.

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