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I just saw that CNCERT and the China Cybersecurity Association recently released a very useful guide on how to use OpenClaw without messing up. The truth is, many people don’t know that this requires certain precautions.
The interesting part is that CNCERT recommends installing it on separate machines or virtual machines, nothing to put it on your regular work computer. Basically, don’t mix OpenClaw with your daily stuff. Also, don’t run it with admin permissions, and obviously don’t store sensitive data there.
For companies using cloud services, CNCERT suggests conducting security assessments on the underlying infrastructure, connecting protections, and carefully managing the entire supply chain. The key is to keep everything updated. It seems these recommendations from CNCERT are because they want everyone to use it more securely. It makes sense, doesn’t it?