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Scan port 18789 to see if your agent is exposed to the internet.
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Before adding skills to your OpenClaw agent, scan them for security risks. Our AI-powered analyzer detects malicious code, data theft attempts, and privacy violations.
Scan a SkillA port is like a door on your computer that allows network traffic in and out. An open port means that door is unlocked and accepting connections from the internet. While some open ports are necessary for normal operation, having the wrong ports open can let attackers walk right in.
Open ports give attackers a way into your system. They can scan for open ports, identify what services are running, and exploit vulnerabilities. If your OpenClaw port is exposed, anyone on the internet could potentially access your AI agent, steal your data, or use your system for malicious purposes.
Yes. Hackers actively scan the internet for open ports and vulnerable services. If they find an exposed OpenClaw instance, they could take control of your AI agent, access your files, steal credentials, or use your computer as part of a botnet. This scan helps you find and fix these exposures before attackers do.
An exposed OpenClaw means anyone on the internet can connect to your AI agent. They could run malicious skills, access sensitive files through your agent, exfiltrate data, or use your agent's capabilities for attacks. Thousands of exposed OpenClaw instances have been found online — don't let yours be one of them.
Never expose OpenClaw directly to the internet. Bind it to localhost (127.0.0.1) only, use a reverse proxy with HTTPS for external access, enable authentication, and use a firewall to restrict access to trusted IPs. Regularly audit installed skills and keep OpenClaw updated for security patches.
This scan checks your public IP address for commonly exploited ports, including the default OpenClaw port (18789). We test if these ports are accepting connections from the internet, which would indicate a potential security exposure. If we find open ports, we provide specific guidance on how to secure them.
Securing your ports is only half the battle — malicious skills can still compromise your system from the inside. Use our AI-powered skill security scanner to analyze any skill for malware, data theft, and other threats before installing it.