OpenClaw is powerful, but give it real credentials and you're exposed. Prompt injections steal API keys. Malicious skills grab passwords. IronClaw fixes this. Your credentials live in an encrypted vault inside a TEE — injected at the network boundary only for approved endpoints. The AI never sees the raw values. Every tool is Wasm-sandboxed. Outbound traffic is scanned for leaks. Built in Rust. Open source. Deploy on NEAR AI Cloud in one click.
This is solving a real problem. I've been wary of handing credentials to AI tools, and the encrypted vault approach feels like the right architecture. Curious: does the vault support hardware key unlock (like YubiKey or Touch ID), or is it passphrase-only for now?
This is solving a real problem. I've been wary of handing credentials to AI tools, and the encrypted vault approach feels like the right architecture. Curious: does the vault support hardware key unlock (like YubiKey or Touch ID), or is it passphrase-only for now?