what worries me here is that the entire personal AI agent product category is built on the premise of “connect me to all your data + give me execution.” At that point, the question isn’t “did they patch this RCE,” it’s more about what does a secure autonomous agent deployment even look like when its main feature is broad authority over all of someone's connected data?
Is the only real answer sandboxing + zero trust + treating agents as hostile by default? Or is this category fundamentally incompatible with least privilege?
yikes
We need more Windows' "Are you sure you want XXX to make changes to your computer? (no I can't tell you what changes, but trust me.)"
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> “did they patch this RCE,”
no, they documented it
https://docs.openclaw.ai/gateway/security#node-execution-sys...