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M78Armor script simplifies and automates the most common OpenClaw security settings on your personal OpenClaw instance. Be safe and secure.
Most OpenClaw security incidents happen due to basic configuration issues: exposed bindings, weak secrets, permissive runtime access, and unreviewed skill installation.
The first priority to remove these security gaps to enhance security of your agent.
Once the agent's gateway is reachable from the public internet, even a personal agent is exposed to the same risk as larger targets.
Configuration hygiene matters too. Authentication, runtime boundaries, permissions also need to be secured.
Every third-party skill extends trust. Source control, approval rules, and protection of long-lived files need to be secured
Each package combines automated scripted security configuration, help and guidance, and an evidence documentation package for agent's risk management.
Scripted configration for the security gaps in default agents deployments.
Quick setup guidance and commands that helps you run the m78armor script.
Usage notes and most common questions answered in simple language.
Only in the premium package: structured files for baseline review, deployment inventory, and operator tracking.
Only in the premium package: documentation when you need a cleaner audit trail and handoff record.
m78armor allows you to: inspect what is exposed, tighten what matters, and retain enough evidence to explain the remediation path over the entire life cycle of your agent.
Do a gaps audit anytime. Get your updated on the security exposure, runtime, boundary, and skill-control issues quickly.
Turn the security gaps into a quick remediation list instead of reverse-engineering guidance from scattered posts.
When you want to know what changed, the evidence layer gives the answers in a structured manner.
Following are the configuration gaps that often cause security breachers in self-hosted OpenClaw environments.
Free manual security configuration, automated security configuration, or automated security configuration plus evidence documents. Paid packages are fulfilled manually after the order request and bank transfer confirmation.
The premium package is not just more files.
It is a cleaner answer when someone asks what was reviewed, what changed, and what still needs attention.
A short remediation plan for agent owners who need the next steps written down, not only discussed.
A structured approval note for skill installation, source checks, and runtime boundary sign-off.
A concise handoff summary for customers, partners, or internal stakeholders who need the short version.
The fuller evidence layer for agent owners who need a structured record instead of scattered screenshots.
Yes. Patching only removes known vulnerabilities.
It does not fix configuration gaps, public exposure, oversized permissions, weak authentication, or poor skill controls.
M78Armor runs locally. It does not upload configuration files, logs, or secrets.
m78armor script is readable and ships with SHA-256 verification.
The starter package helps agent owners secure their OpenClaw instance quick-n-easy.
The evidence pack adds the documentation layer agent owners usually end up building later, manually by hand which can be very time consuming during emergencies when someone a clear record is needed.
Because the manual security configuration settings still removes and fixes security gaps. The free checklist helps agent owners define the problem before they decide whether speed and documentation are worth paying for.
No. It improves the security configuration process. It does not replace testing, disciplined change control, life cycle security or responsibility for your own environment.