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openclaw-security-monitor

Threat scanning, remediation, and monitoring for OpenClaw deployments

Scans OpenClaw installations with a 41-point security audit covering malware, reverse shells, credential theft, and known CVEs. Detects malicious ClawHub skills using an auto-updating database of C2 IPs, bad domains, file hashes, and publisher blacklists. Remediates findings with per-check fix scripts, dry-run previews, and a read-only web dashboard. Sends daily automated scan alerts via Telegram to catch threats early.
npx skills add adibirzu/openclaw-security-monitor --all -g -y

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install OpenClaw Security Monitor?โ–ผ

Run `npx skills add adibirzu/openclaw-security-monitor --all -g -y` in your terminal to install it globally. It requires bash, curl, node, and lsof on macOS or Linux.

How to check if my OpenClaw setup is compromised?โ–ผ

Run the /security-scan command to execute a 41-point audit covering C2 infrastructure, infostealers, reverse shells, and known CVEs. Exit codes tell you instantly: 0 means secure, 1 means warnings, 2 means compromised.

Can it detect malicious ClawHub skills?โ–ผ

Yes. The /clawhub-scan command checks every installed skill against known malicious publishers, skill name patterns, file hashes, C2 IPs, and suspicious code like curl-pipe-to-shell.

Does it fix security problems automatically?โ–ผ

Yes. The /security-remediate command runs per-check fix scripts for permissions, gateway hardening, and domain blocking. Always preview changes first with the --dry-run flag.

Can I monitor security without technical skills?โ–ผ

Yes. The read-only web dashboard at localhost:18800 shows scan results, threat stats, and history in plain language, and optional Telegram alerts notify you of daily scan findings.

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