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21,639 Exposed OpenClaw Instances Found
Censys security scan identified 21,639 OpenClaw instances exposed to public internet without authentication. Over 30% running on Alibaba Cloud. Represents massive attack surface with private messages, API keys, and OAuth credentials accessible. 21x growth in under one week demonstrates rapid adoption and exposure.
Official Security Documentation
Comprehensive official security documentation covering OpenClaw's threat model, access control, authentication modes, sandboxing, DM pairing policies, tool permissions, and incident response. Details the security audit command, credential storage locations, and hardening best practices.
OpenClaw Bug Enables One-Click RCE
News coverage of CVE-2026-25253 with technical details on exploitation. Describes one-click RCE attack chain, token exfiltration via malicious links, and complete gateway compromise. Emphasizes immediate update requirement for all users running vulnerable versions prior to 2026.1.29.
OpenClaw Security Guide
Third-party comprehensive security guide covering defense-in-depth approach, security models, configuration best practices, and operational security considerations. Provides practical implementation guidance for securing OpenClaw deployments across different threat scenarios.
Sammā Suit - 8-Layer Security Plugin
Comprehensive 8-layer security plugin: NIRVANA (kill switch), DHARMA (permissions), SANGHA (skill allowlist), KARMA (budget ceiling), BODHI (resource limits), METTA (Ed25519 signing), SILA (audit log). Install as plugin without migration. Available on ClawHub for production hardening.
x402guard Security Scanner
Pre-install security scanner for OpenClaw skills. Detects credential theft, prompt injection, and exfiltration patterns in skills before installation. Provides automated security analysis similar to npm audit for JavaScript packages.
Matchlock - AI Agent Sandbox with MicroVMs
CLI tool for running AI agents in ephemeral microVMs with network allowlisting, secret injection via MITM proxy, and VM-level isolation. Boots in under a second, uses copy-on-write filesystems. Secrets never enter the VM. Works on Linux (KVM) and macOS (Apple Silicon).