[National Security Ministry Releases 'Lobster' (OpenClaw) Secure Breeding Manual] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on March 17, the National Security Ministry published the 'Lobster' (OpenClaw) Secure Breeding Manual on its official WeChat account. The manual highlights potential risks in 'lobster' breeding, including the possibility of hosts being taken over, data being stolen, statements being tampered with, and technical vulnerabilities. The security guidelines address issues such as whether the control interface is exposed to the public internet, whether permission configurations are overly permissive, whether stored credentials have been leaked, and whether the sources of installed plugins are trustworthy. It emphasizes adhering to the principle of least privilege and strictly limiting the operational scope of intelligent agents. For severe security risks, immediate measures such as isolation and deactivation must be taken.