We set up OpenClaw the right way — hardened, sandboxed, locked to you only. So you get the power without the risk.
A malicious email with hidden instructions. Your AI reads it, executes it. Inbox wiped. This has already happened to real users.
Out-of-the-box OpenClaw can run any shell command. No sandbox. No allowlist. One wrong instruction and it has root-level access to your machine.
OpenClaw remembers across sessions. Attackers can inject instructions that persist in memory and trigger days later. A time-bomb in your AI.
No rate limits, no cost controls, wrong model settings — people have burned through hundreds in API costs overnight without realizing it.
Default Telegram config lets anyone message your bot. Every stranger who finds it can issue commands to your server.
OpenClaw can auto-install skills from the community registry. Unvetted code running with your credentials. No approval needed by default.
DIY with our hardened config
We install it. You just use Telegram.
GitHub stars — everyone's installing it
Security team at OpenClaw
CVEs disclosed in 2 months
Security layers we configure
Not at all. That's why this service exists. We handle the entire install over a screen share. You just need a laptop, a Telegram account, and an Anthropic API key (we'll walk you through getting one).
You get 30 days of async support. Plus we install a kill switch — one command stops everything. And the SOUL.md we configure prevents the agent from taking dangerous actions in the first place.
Roughly $30–100/month for the Anthropic API depending on usage. OpenClaw itself is free and open source. No subscription from us — the $500 is a one-time setup fee.
Absolutely. Phase 1 is read-only and locked down on purpose. Once you trust the system, we can add Twitter monitoring, calendar integration, and more — each with the same security-first approach.
Most tutorials skip security entirely. They'll get you a working bot — that's also wide open to prompt injection, has no command restrictions, and lets anyone message it. Our setup is what a security engineer would build.
Yes. Same hardened config, same SOUL.md, same scripts. The paid tier is for people who want it done right the first time without touching a terminal.
One session. Twelve security layers. Sleep at night knowing a prompt injection won't drain your wallet.