The SlowMist Team has developed a simplified security practice guide for OpenClaw, focusing on scenarios where the tool has root access to target machines. This guide, based on a month of security dialogues, vulnerability research, and historical security practices, aims to maximize capabilities while maintaining security. The core principle is to ensure security through three checkpoints: pre-confirmation, interception during execution, and post-inspection. The guide is currently undergoing internal validation to ensure it balances security and user experience before public release. Users are encouraged to customize their security practices to suit their needs, ensuring risk commands are verified before execution.