Autonomous LLM agents like OpenClaw are shifting the paradigm from passive assistants to proactive entities capable of executing complex, long-horizon tasks through high-privilege system access. However, a security analysis research report from Tsinghua University and Ant Group reveals that OpenClaw’s ‘kernel-plugin’ architecture—anchored by a pi-coding-agent serving as the Minimal Trusted Computing Base (TCB)—is vulnerable to […]
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