Unveiling OpenClaw’s Architectural Flaw: A Game-Changer for AI Security 🚀
Recently, researchers uncovered 1,800 exposed OpenClaw instances, leaking sensitive data. Cisco deemed it an “absolute nightmare.” Key insights include:
- Vulnerabilities: Prompt injection attacks and remote code execution risks from Kaspersky.
- Architecture Problem: These failures stem from poor separations in design, not just OpenClaw.
Best practices show the importance of distinguishing “plumbing” from “thinking” in code architectures. The new PetriFlow framework provides profound insights:
- Proof of termination: Every transition within the net guarantees that all conditions are met before execution.
- Human Gate Validation: No bypassing of safety checks—approval is structural, preventing critical failures.
- No Orphaned Work: All tasks must be completed before generating responses.
Excitingly, this framework will become open-source soon!
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