A background service that scores your OpenClaw deployment's real attack surface by analyzing which unpatched CVE combinations create chainable exploits
OpenClaw accumulated 138 CVEs in under five months. The Claw Chain disclosure showed that four individually medium-severity CVEs can be chained into a CVSS 9.6 full-compromise attack. Existing security scanners check for individual CVEs one at a time but miss the combinatorial risk. A deployment running three unpatched medium-severity CVEs might actually have a critical-severity attack path that no single-CVE scanner would flag. This service continuously maps your specific OpenClaw version, plugins, and config against known attack chains to produce a real composite risk score.
Demand Breakdown
Social Proof 2 sources
Gap Assessment
4 tools exist (SecureClaw, NanoClaw, ClawSec by Prompt Security, jgamblin/OpenClawCVEs) but gaps remain: Checks CVEs individually. No chain analysis, no composite risk scoring, no continuous monitoring; Replacement, not a security tool. Does not help existing OpenClaw deployments assess or reduce risk.
Features4 agent-ready prompts
Competitive LandscapeFREE
| Product | Does | Missing |
|---|---|---|
| SecureClaw | Open-source security plugin with 55 automated audit checks for OpenClaw installations | Checks CVEs individually. No chain analysis, no composite risk scoring, no continuous monitoring |
| NanoClaw | Container-isolated OpenClaw alternative in ~500 lines. Prevents exploitation by design | Replacement, not a security tool. Does not help existing OpenClaw deployments assess or reduce risk |
| ClawSec by Prompt Security | Security skill suite with drift detection, automated audits, and skill integrity verification | No CVE chain analysis. Focuses on skill-level threats, not infrastructure vulnerability combinations |
| jgamblin/OpenClawCVEs | Tracks all OpenClaw CVEs in a structured repository | Data only. No analysis of which CVEs combine, no deployment-specific risk scoring, no alerting |
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