CVE-2026-26322

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En otras palabras, esto no es un problema de ataque al paso para usuarios de internet arbitrarios a menos que una implementaci\u00f3n permita expl\u00edcitamente a usuarios no confiables activar estas llamadas a herramientas. Algunas rutas de llamada a herramientas permit\u00edan que las anulaciones de 'gatewayUrl' fluyeran hacia el cliente WebSocket de Gateway sin validaci\u00f3n o inclusi\u00f3n en lista blanca. Esto significaba que se pod\u00eda instruir al host para que intentara conexiones a puntos finales que no fueran de gateway (por ejemplo, servicios de localhost, direcciones de red privadas o IPs de metadatos en la nube). En el caso com\u00fan, esto resulta en un intento de conexi\u00f3n saliente desde el host de OpenClaw (y los errores/tiempos de espera correspondientes). En entornos donde el invocador de la herramienta puede observar los resultados, esto tambi\u00e9n puede usarse para sondeos limitados de accesibilidad de red. 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