The Clinejection attack chained prompt injection, cache poisoning, and a credential isolation failure into a supply chain compromise. Here is the attack anatomy and what structural controls actually stop it.
When running OpenClaw locally, maintaining a strong security posture depends on disciplined execution. Many teams begin with permissive settings and attempt to lock things down later, unintentionally accepting risk and facing tougher enterprise reviews. Instead of simply enabling some settings, establishing system invariants that guard against threats like **Indirect Prompt Injection** and **Confused Deputy** attacks is the key.