Open Source

Contributions

Published packages, upstream patches, and security tooling contributed to the open-source ecosystem.

npm Packages

Open-source security packages published under @opena2a and standalone names.

Security scanner and red team toolkit for AI agents. 147+ checks, attack mode, auto-fix with rollback.

Core security scanning library. Reusable engine for building custom security checks and integrations.

Keeps secrets out of AI context windows. PreToolUse hooks block credential access across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Windsurf.

Shared plugin interface and registry for OpenA2A security plugins. Defines the contract all plugins implement.

Configuration integrity for OpenClaw bots. Ed25519 signing, DNS publisher verification, heartbeat expiry enforcement.

Lightweight agent identity library. Ed25519 identity, local audit log, capability policy, and trust scoring. No server required.

Skill integrity for OpenClaw bots. Hash pinning, filesystem watcher, sandbox enforcement, tamper detection.

Credential protection for OpenClaw bots. Encrypted local store, environment variable resolution, per-skill isolation.

Semantic analysis engine for AI agent security scanning. Powers the detection logic behind HackMyAgent checks.

Upstream Contributions

Patches and tooling merged into external open-source projects.

OpenClaw169K starsFeatureMerged

Built-in Skill Security Scanner

February 6, 2026PR #980616 files · +1721 -94

Integrated a skill security scanner directly into OpenClaw’s skill lifecycle. Runs automatically when skills are installed or updated, blocking malicious patterns before execution.

ID
Check
SKILL-001
Unsigned SkillsDetects skills without cryptographic signatures
SKILL-002
Remote URL FetchingFlags code downloads at runtime
SKILL-003
Heartbeat InstallationIdentifies persistent background processes
SKILL-004
Filesystem Writes Outside SandboxCatches sandbox escape attempts
SKILL-005
Credential AccessDetects API key and token harvesting
SKILL-006
Data ExfiltrationFlags unauthorized external data transmission
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HackMyAgentSecurity ScannerReleased in v0.4.0

CVE-2026-25253 Automated Detection

February 5, 2026

First automated scanner to detect CVE-2026-25253 (CVSS 8.8), the OpenClaw WebSocket hijacking vulnerability exploited in the ClawHavoc campaign. Added 13 new checks bringing the total to 147+.

ID
Check
CVE-001
Vulnerable OpenClaw VersionDetects unpatched OpenClaw installations
CVE-002
Control UI Origin RestrictionsChecks WebSocket origin validation
SUPPLY-005
C2 InfrastructureDetects known command-and-control endpoints
SUPPLY-006
Malware Payload FilenamesIdentifies known malicious file patterns
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