Analyze OpenClaw agent security with 72 checks and output a hardening score.
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This Skill automates a comprehensive security audit for OpenClaw agents, revealing misconfigurations, exposed secrets, and governance gaps across 72 checks.
Use the audit script directly: curl -sSL https://haveibeenclawned.com/audit.sh -o /tmp/hibc-audit.sh && bash /tmp/hibc-audit.sh --json
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To run an OpenClaw security audit, execute the provided audit script locally via curl. The skill analyzes the agent's configuration across 72 checks and returns a hardening score with a machine-readable JSON report.
An OpenClaw security audit checks gateway configuration, secrets, MCP, container, and network observability. It executes 72 local checks to reveal misconfigurations, exposed credentials, and governance gaps.
Yes, you can get a machine-readable report for OpenClaw hardening automation by running the audit script with the --json flag. This outputs structured data reflecting your 72 security checks and hardening score.
No, the OpenClaw audit script requires no dependencies to run. It operates locally using standard shell commands via curl and bash to assess your agent's security posture.
It takes approximately 60 seconds to scan an OpenClaw agent configuration for exposed secrets. The local audit quickly executes its 72 checks across gateway, container, and MCP environments.
The best way to communicate OpenClaw security risks is by sharing the hardening score and report generated by the audit. This provides a quick, quantifiable risk assessment across 72 security checks.
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