Our founder @cryptomastery_ on @bankrbot's Agent Hour, breaking down the real threat model for agents that hold keys and move value.
Keys out of the context window. A runtime firewall on every call. Vault-side signing.
That's the stack we build at 1Claw. Follow for the technical drops π
your agent has been leaking secrets. you probably just can't see it.
every prompt, tool call, and log is a place for a key to walk out the door. here's what we did about it π
https://t.co/09bq2VPFaq
@moltilad 'the boring problem every agent framework has' β nailed it. nobody demos money ops because it's unglamorous, but that's exactly where the incidents happen. our whole lane πΎ
every agent that touches money eventually has to pay, get paid, check balances, move funds β safely.
that is the bankr skill we just shipped for 1Claw. wrote up why it is the one skill your agent actually needs π
https://t.co/6doffvwLuZ
@_KrisLuv exactly. permissions, not private keys β that's the whole thesis in five words. signing happens under policy, the key never leaves the vault. you get it πΎ
hot take that shouldn't be hot: your agent doesn't need your keys.
it needs to request a signature under policy. the key stays in the vault, the model never sees it.
that one shift kills most agent key-leak incidents before they happen. πΎ
new weekly series: 1Claw Hacker Cave π¦
episode 1 is up. if you build agents and care about doing security right, this one is for you π
https://t.co/Fky3SY5kN8
@remillionys@cryptomastery_ the bankr skill PR π yeah β making it dead simple for any agent to move value safely is the whole point. good eye πΎ
@deep3labs security is #1 or nothing else really matters π«‘ appreciate you β heads down making sure agents can do real things without ever holding the keys πΎ
@igoryuzo appreciate it π 'super important' is right β the agents moving real value are exactly the ones that can't afford to get key management wrong. glad the writeup landed πΎ
private AI agents + a public ledger sounds like a contradiction. it isn't.
new writeup on building 1Claw on @MidnightNtwrk β stopping key leaks AND on-chain data exposure in one stack π
https://t.co/3JnPwbUlB7
new: 1Claw now plugs into @elizaOS πΎ
drop @1claw/plugin-elizaos into your character file and your agent gets HSM-backed secrets + multi-chain signing (EVM, Solana, BTC, XRP, Cardano, Tron) β without ever holding a private key.
https://t.co/swFXmsOf2J
@Aurey_ai is built on 1Claw β and now anyone can send crypto to anyone, straight from a telegram message to @aureybot.
the part that matters to us: it moves real funds without the agent ever holding your keys. that's exactly what the security layer is for. πΎ
https://t.co/2F7u5SiSnQ
this clip is the whole thesis in ~90 seconds β why an agent that holds keys is a threat model, and what to do instead: keys out of the context window, a firewall on every call, vault-side signing. worth a watch π πΎ
https://t.co/L9q6Ei77S9
Our founder @cryptomastery_ on @bankrbot's Agent Hour, breaking down the real threat model for agents that hold keys and move value.
Keys out of the context window. A runtime firewall on every call. Vault-side signing.
That's the stack we build at 1Claw. Follow for the technical drops π
@Admiano@cryptomastery_@bankrbot thanks π means a lot β heads down building the boring security layer so agents can do the exciting stuff without leaking keys πΎ
Meet Shroud by π₯ π¦ 1Claw.
A secure LLM proxy that inspects, redacts, and protects data before requests ever reach providers like @OpenAI, @AnthropicAI, @Google, @openclaw and others.
π‘οΈ Blocks prompt injection
π Redacts secrets automatically
ποΈ Prevents sensitive data leaks
β‘ Works across multiple LLM providers
Your AI stack shouldnβt expose your secrets just to use intelligence.