opena2a-security
Security hardening for OpenClaw. Audit your configuration, scan installed skills for malware, detect CVE-2026-25253, check credential exposure, and get actionable fix recommendations. Runs locally with no external API calls.
Why use this skill?
Secure your OpenClaw setup with opena2a-security. Scan skills for malware, detect CVEs, audit credentials, and harden your configuration locally.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/abdelsfane/opena2a-securityWhat This Skill Does
The opena2a-security skill is a comprehensive, privacy-focused auditing suite designed specifically for the OpenClaw ecosystem. It leverages the robust HackMyAgent scanner to perform 47 distinct security checks, ensuring your local instance remains protected against common vulnerabilities and malicious actor patterns. By running entirely locally, it eliminates the risk of sensitive configuration data leaking to external servers. The skill categorizes its analysis into four key domains: Skill Security, Credential Protection, Gateway Hardening, and Supply Chain Integrity, providing you with actionable insights and specific remediation steps to secure your environment.
Installation
To install this security tool, use the OpenClaw repository manager. Open your terminal or your OpenClaw interface and execute the following command:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/abdelsfane/opena2a-security
Once installed, the skill will integrate directly with your environment, allowing you to trigger audits via natural language commands immediately.
Use Cases
This skill is essential for power users and developers who manage sensitive integrations. Primary use cases include:
- Post-Installation Auditing: Scanning new third-party skills before enabling them to prevent malicious code execution.
- Vulnerability Management: Specifically monitoring for high-impact threats like the CVE-2026-25253 WebSocket hijack.
- Hardening Credentials: Ensuring that API keys and local tokens are stored with appropriate encryption and proper file permissions.
- Continuous Compliance: Periodically verifying that your gateway configurations maintain proper rate limiting and security headers.
Example Prompts
- "Run a full security audit on my current OpenClaw configuration and report any critical vulnerabilities."
- "I just installed a new skill; can you scan it for potential malware and obfuscated payloads?"
- "Am I currently exposed to CVE-2026-25253, and what steps should I take to fix it?"
Tips & Limitations
While opena2a-security is a powerful tool, it operates by analyzing file system patterns and known configurations. It should be used as part of a defense-in-depth strategy. Regularly update the skill via clawhub to ensure the internal security signatures remain current against new threats. Note that this skill requires read access to your OpenClaw installation directory to perform its analysis; it does not require network access to function, ensuring complete local data isolation.
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Find the right skillPaste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.
{
"plugins": {
"official-abdelsfane-opena2a-security": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags
Flags: file-read
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