The biggest 1-SEC release yet. Ships an Agent Skill so AI agents can install security on themselves, a multimodal hidden injection scanner for images/PDFs/HTML, 16 new prompt injection patterns, an updated VPS-agent enforcement preset, Telegram webhook support, and a full operations runbook for autonomous agents.
OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) went from zero to 180K GitHub stars in weeks — and brought CVE-2026-25253, 341 malicious skills, and 42,000 exposed instances with it. Here is how 1-SEC defends every attack vector.
The ClawHavoc campaign compromised 12% of ClawHub with malicious SKILL.md files. Learn the anatomy of these attacks and how to defend your OpenClaw deployment with 1-SEC.
42,000+ OpenClaw instances sit exposed on the internet. The new vps-agent enforcement preset tunes all 16 1-SEC modules for the specific threat model of a VPS-hosted AI agent — aggressive where it matters, relaxed where it doesn't.
OpenClaw agents can spawn sub-agents, execute shell commands, and access sensitive files. Learn how 1-SEC's AI Agent Containment module enforces least-privilege policies in real-time.
Game servers are constant DDoS targets. Compare free and open source DDoS protection options for Minecraft, FiveM, ARK, Rust, and other game servers. Learn how 1-SEC stops L4/L7 attacks with zero config.
Financial APIs need authentication, object authorization, audit records, and measured latency. Transaction authorization belongs in the transaction service.
OpenClaw agents are exposed to prompt injection via WhatsApp, Telegram, and web chat. Learn how 1-SEC detects 65+ injection patterns without making a single LLM call.
Minecraft servers face DDoS attacks, RCON brute force, plugin exploits, and griefing bots daily. Learn how 1-SEC protects your Minecraft server with 16 security modules in a single binary.
Autonomous AI agents that can browse the web, execute code, and call APIs introduce entirely new attack surfaces. Learn how 1-SEC's AI Agent Containment module prevents agent hijacking and tool abuse.
CVE-2026-25253 enables one-click remote code execution in OpenClaw via token exfiltration. Learn how 1-SEC's multi-layered defense stops this exploit chain.