A CLI tool that scans your network for exposed OpenClaw instances, maps their CVE exposure, and pushes patch commands to bring them current
245,000 OpenClaw instances sit publicly accessible on Shodan and ZoomEye as of May 2026, most still vulnerable to the Claw Chain sandbox-escape chain (CVE-2026-44112 through CVE-2026-44118). Enterprise teams running multiple instances have no way to discover which ones are exposed, which CVEs apply to each version, and batch-apply patches. Existing tools check a single known instance but cannot scan a CIDR range or fleet. This tool crawls a network, fingerprints each OpenClaw version, maps it against the full CVE database (138+ tracked), and pushes upgrade commands over SSH or Docker API.
Demand Breakdown
Social Proof 3 sources
Gap Assessment
3 tools exist (Cognio OpenClaw Security Scanner, openclaw-security-monitor, ManageMyClaw CVE Tracker) but gaps remain: Cannot scan a network range, no fleet management, no patch orchestration, no continuous monitoring; Single-instance focus, no fleet discovery, no automated patching, no version fingerprinting across a network.
Features4 agent-ready prompts
Competitive LandscapeFREE
| Product | Does | Missing |
|---|---|---|
| Cognio OpenClaw Security Scanner | Browser-based scanner that checks a single known OpenClaw instance against CVE-2026-25253, exposed ports, and authentication bypass | Cannot scan a network range, no fleet management, no patch orchestration, no continuous monitoring |
| openclaw-security-monitor | Proactive security monitoring for individual OpenClaw deployments detecting ClawHavoc, AMOS stealer, CVE-2026-25253, memory poisoning | Single-instance focus, no fleet discovery, no automated patching, no version fingerprinting across a network |
| ManageMyClaw CVE Tracker | Tracks OpenClaw CVEs and provides patch guidance articles | Information only, no scanning, no automation, no fleet management |
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