Secure your OpenClaw instance
in 60 seconds
curl -fsSL clawndom.com/audit.sh | shFree audit · 30-second scan
What we do
Clawndom runs a security audit and hardening script on your OpenClaw deployment.
Before
- ×Gateway bound to 0.0.0.0 (remote access)
- ×No auth tokens or rate limiting
- ×Exposed API keys
- ×Default file permissions
- ×CVE-2026-25253 unpatched (RCE)
After
- Security score jumps from 15/100 to 75/100
- All critical misconfigs fixed
- Continuous monitoring
Works with self-hosted, Docker, Kubernetes, and wrappers.
Why it's necessary
OpenClaw's official security guide lists these as common issues:
- •Gateway exposed to internet (CVE-2026-25253 RCE lets attackers steal tokens)
- •Unauthenticated browser control
- •Overly permissive file access
- •SSRF in gateway URL handling
- •Session hijacking in hooks
Real incidents
- →Feb 14: OpenClaw patched 40+ vulnerabilities including a backdoor hook
- →18,000 scanned instances showed 15% with malicious community skills
- →University of Toronto advisory (Feb 3): "One-click compromise via malicious web page"
Pricing
Monthly
$29/mo
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
- Security audit & hardening
- Continuous monitoring
- Daily security checks
- Email alerts
Save $99
Annual
$247/yr
Save 28% · 3 months free.
- Everything in Monthly
- Priority support
- Advanced analytics
- Lock price forever
Get Started
Step 1: Run the free audit
curl -fsSL clawndom.com/audit.sh | shThis will scan your OpenClaw instance and show your security score in 30 seconds.
Step 2: Choose protection
After seeing your vulnerabilities, you'll be asked:
🔒 Ready to put protection on your OpenClaw? (y/n):Type y and your browser will open to the payment page. Choose monthly ($29/mo) or annual ($247/yr).
Step 3: Automatic protection
After payment, Clawndom automatically:
- Validates your license
- Fixes all security issues
- Starts continuous monitoring
No additional commands needed!
Built for OpenClaw deployments
• Self-hosted instances
• Docker containers
• Kubernetes clusters
• Any wrapper setup
From OpenClaw's SECURITY.md: "Identity first, scope next, model last." We enforce that.