Top OpenClaw risks: public exposure · CVE-2026-25253 / CVE-2026-32922 · malicious skills / ClawHavoc

About

Built for agent owners who want to secure their OpenClaw instances

M78Armor is for agent owners running self-hosted OpenClaw deployments and needing a shorter path from review to remediation. This page explains what the package is built to do, how the workflow is meant to be used, and where the trust boundary stops.

Operating model

What the package is built around

Focus

Self-hosted OpenClaw hardening

The package is intentionally narrow. It is built for agent owners running OpenClaw in their own environment and needing a shorter path from review to remediation.

Method

Technical review with usable guidance

The workflow combines exposure review, boundary tightening, operator guidance, and evidence structure. The objective is to make a deployment easier to inspect, change, verify, and explain afterwards.

Principle

Smaller actions, clearer records

M78Armor is built around the hardening decisions that usually matter first: exposure, authentication, runtime boundaries, skill controls, and the records an agent owner may need once the changes are made.

Trust boundary

What the product does not pretend to be

It is not a hosting service
It does not take operational responsibility away from the agent owner
It is not an official OpenClaw product
It does not promise one-click security or one-click compliance
It does not upload configuration, logs, or secrets to a cloud service

Why the name exists

What Move 78 represents

Why the name matters

Move 78 represents human judgement under pressure

Move 78 refers to the famous turning move from the Lee Sedol versus AlphaGo match — a reminder that human ingenuity and intuition can still change the position even when algorithmic dominance looks overwhelming.

That is the connotation behind M78Armor: precise intervention, sound judgement, and the refusal to accept that a messy position must stay messy.

The brand uses that reference to signal a practical engineering mindset. In self-hosted OpenClaw security, the outcome often changes because somebody makes the right technical move at the right moment: close exposure, tighten authentication, control skills, and leave a clear record behind.

M78Armor is presented as a focused technical product built by a team of security technologists. The objective is not mythology. The objective is disciplined action that improves the real security position.

Support

Contact and support

Order path

The primary route is order-form.html. Submit the form, receive bank transfer instructions by email, and receive manual delivery after payment confirmation.

The QR is a shortcut to the order path. WeChat remains a secondary contact route.

Email

support@m78armor.com

Use email for written questions, delivery confirmation, refund communication, or general support.