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Official Channels And Fraud Prevention

This page is the evergreen security statement for community safety and impersonation defense.

Fraud Warning

Scammers may impersonate ZeroClaw maintainers, contributors, or community members.

Assume fraud if someone claiming to represent ZeroClaw asks for:

  • cryptocurrency transfers
  • wallet access or seed phrases
  • private financial information
  • private credentials outside official security reporting flow

ZeroClaw maintainers do not request money or private wallet/financial credentials via direct messages.

Official Sources Of Truth

Use these sources to verify announcements:

  • GitHub repository: zeroclaw-labs/zeroclaw
  • GitHub Security policy and advisories: ../../SECURITY.md

Treat third-party links and social posts as untrusted until confirmed in the GitHub repository.

How To Verify Announcements

  1. Check whether the same announcement exists in GitHub issues, PRs, releases, or docs.
  2. Confirm the posting account is an expected project maintainer/org account.
  3. Prefer links that originate from repository pages rather than forwarded DMs.

Reporting Suspicious Activity

If you see impersonation attempts or scam outreach:

  1. Do not engage or send funds/data.
  2. Capture evidence (screenshots, usernames, URLs, timestamps).
  3. Open a GitHub issue in zeroclaw-labs/zeroclaw with sanitized details.

For vulnerability disclosure, use private reporting: