What is NanoClaw? Glad you asked:
> NanoClaw is a secure, lightweight alternative to OpenClaw.
I'm pretty skeptical you can call any claw-like thing secure unless you solve prompt injection.
Security isn't binary. There's nothing that's "secure" unless you define a threat model first.
Sounds like the kind of stuff devs that introduce security vulnerbilities say.
Unrelatedly, I wonder why I don't see the downvote arrows on comments any more.
If the lightweight alternative has 1400 CVEs, how many does OpenClaw have?
I'm pretty skeptical you can call any claw-like thing secure unless you solve prompt injection.
Security isn't binary. There's nothing that's "secure" unless you define a threat model first.
Sounds like the kind of stuff devs that introduce security vulnerbilities say.
Unrelatedly, I wonder why I don't see the downvote arrows on comments any more.
If the lightweight alternative has 1400 CVEs, how many does OpenClaw have?