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Add Orca AI Incident Archive to CVE Databases & Trackers - #5
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Adds one row to the CVE Databases & Trackers table in
resources/RESOURCES.md, after the existing rows and in the same three-column format. Happy for it to move to another table if you'd rather keep that block as the v1.2.0 snapshot.Orca AI Incident Archive is an open database of real-world AI agent security events from January 2025 on. It sits next to Vulnerable MCP Database as a tracker. Many of the exposures this repo hunts for have dated records there, including ClawHavoc, OpenClaw ClawJacked (CVE-2026-25253) and the MCPwn nginx-ui exploitation. Each record is source-linked, graded for source quality, and marked with whether there was a confirmed victim. It contains no exploit code, credentials or PII. JSON/CSV exports, CC BY 4.0.
Caveats: the repository is new (created 2026-09-16) and has few stars. Classification is the editors' judgement, not official findings. Disclosure: I'm on the team that maintains it.
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