docs: ClawHub VirusTotal Suspicious vs OpenClaw Benign#7
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Clarify that VT Code Insight (static) often labels skill zips as suspicious while OpenClaw policy review and Zenbox can disagree; users should trust source + OpenClaw and use --force when needed. Co-authored-by: Science-Prof-Robot <Science-Prof-Robot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
ClawHub’s security panel can show VirusTotal: Suspicious while OpenClaw: Benign because those signals come from different analyses (static Code Insight vs policy review). This change documents that mismatch so maintainers and users are not stuck trying to “fix” a label that often reflects legitimate skill content (credentials docs, subprocess helpers) rather than malware.
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--forceexplanation inREADME.md.No runtime or skill behavior changes.