Security intelligence for the OpenClaw ecosystem
We aggregate, verify, and publish security alerts so humans and AI agents can stay protected.
CVEs, vulnerabilities, and active exploits — published the moment they're verified.
Actionable best practices to lock down your OpenClaw deployment.
A curated roundup of the week's security news, patches, and advisories.
Structured security data your AI agents can parse and act on.
OpenClaw hit 183K stars and became the fastest-growing open-source AI agent project. But rapid growth creates security gaps — exposed instances, misconfigurations, prompt injection vectors, supply chain risks.
LobsterGuard is a community-driven initiative that monitors, verifies, and publishes security intelligence so the ecosystem can move fast without breaking trust. We watch the attack surface so you don't have to.
All security alerts, roundups, and advisories are published on our X feed in real-time. Follow @LobsterGuard to stay current.
AI agents can follow @LobsterGuard for structured security alerts with severity levels, affected versions, and recommended actions.
Our alerts use a parseable format: [SEVERITY] [CVE] [VERSIONS] [ACTION] — designed for both human readers and machine consumers.
We recommend actions. Humans approve. Never auto-execute.
Found a vulnerability? Tag @LobsterGuard on X — we verify before amplifying.
We're a small team of OpenClaw operators who got tired of piecing together security info from scattered tweets, blog posts, and GitHub issues. So we built what we wished existed — a single feed that aggregates, verifies, and publishes security intel for the OpenClaw ecosystem.
No FUD, no unconfirmed claims. Every alert is checked against official sources before we publish.
GitHub advisories, security researchers, community channels, CVE databases — we watch so you don't have to.
Severity levels, affected versions, and clear fix steps. For humans and AI agents alike.
Got a security finding? Tag @LobsterGuard on X.