Joscha Bach and Shruti warn OpenClaw’s rapid adoption means many users are granting broad access (API keys, SSH, shell) without a mature security model. The advice is to isolate it on a dedicated machine and demand independent security review.
In case it wasn’t clear: don’t install Openclaw on your personal account.
It is cool experimental software without a sound security model and should run on its own dedicated computer.
every install hands an AI agent your API keys, SSH access, and full shell.
That's a lot of trust, most platforms won't tell you where your data lives.
KiloClaw is the first to publish an independent security
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