TechFlow News: On March 15, according to JIN10, the National Internet Finance Association of China (NIFA) issued a warning stating that although the OpenClaw agent can improve work efficiency, its default high system privileges and weak security configurations make it highly susceptible to exploitation by attackers—potentially serving as an entry point for stealing sensitive data or conducting unauthorized financial transactions, thereby posing serious risk challenges to the industry. NIFA advises financial consumers to exercise extreme caution when installing OpenClaw on devices used for personal financial services such as online banking, securities trading, and payments. If installation is absolutely necessary, users should refrain from granting OpenClaw operational permissions for financial service systems, promptly apply OpenClaw security patches, strictly control the installation of functional plugins, and avoid entering sensitive information—including ID numbers, bank card numbers, and payment passwords—while using the application. Additionally, as this type of application continuously invokes large language model (LLM) APIs during operation, it may incur substantial token fees; users are advised to closely monitor associated costs.
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