dvcrn Exposure Sentinel
A sentinel that watches over the OpenClaw Exposure Watchboard, checking if your IPs are publicly listed as exposed instances.
When to Use
- Security auditing: Check if your infrastructure IPs are accidentally exposed
- Proactive monitoring: Verify exposure status of critical endpoints
- Incident response: Confirm if a suspected exposure is publicly known
Quick Start
Check a Single IP
python3 skills/exposure-sentinel/scripts/check_ip.py 1.2.3.4
Check Multiple IPs
python3 skills/exposure-sentinel/scripts/check_ip.py 1.2.3.4 5.6.7.8
With Progress Output
python3 skills/exposure-sentinel/scripts/check_ip.py 1.2.3.4 -v
JSON Output (for automation)
python3 skills/exposure-sentinel/scripts/check_ip.py 1.2.3.4 --json
How It Works
- Concurrent scanning: Uses 50 concurrent connections to scan all 3,357 pages
- Pattern matching: Handles both full IPs and partially masked IPs (e.g.,
1.2.3.•••) - Complete coverage: Checks every page of the exposure database
- Typical runtime: ~85-95 seconds for full scan
Interpreting Results
- ✅ Not found: IP is not listed in the exposure database (safe)
- ⚠️ EXPOSED: IP appears on the watchboard with page links for details
Technical Details
- Source: https://openclaw.allegro.earth
- Total pages: 3,357 (100 records per page)
- Total records: ~335,000 exposed instances
- Scan rate: ~40 pages/second
About OpenClaw Exposure Watchboard
This is a public security research database listing publicly reachable OpenClaw instances for defensive awareness. If your IP appears here, it means:
- The instance is directly exposed to the internet
- Authentication may be disabled or weak
- Immediate action recommended: enable auth, restrict access, patch