Your local AI agent has full access to your files, apps, and credentials. There is no standard playbook for running it safely.
Perplexity Personal Computer launched this week. Claude Desktop and Cowork are expanding rapidly. OpenClaw is running on tens of thousands of machines. All three platforms are brand new, all three have active CVEs, and none of them ship with a security operations guide written by someone who actually runs these systems.
This is that guide.
Every Monday you receive a new issue covering all three platforms simultaneously — because the attack surface spans platforms. The MCP protocol that powers OpenClaw's skills also powers Claude Desktop's extensions and Perplexity PC's integrations. A vulnerability in one ecosystem creates risk in the others. This playbook tracks all of it.
Issue #001 covers this week's live threats:
CVE-10.0 Zero-Click RCE — A Google Calendar event title triggers full remote code execution on Claude Desktop with no confirmation prompt, no warning, no visible indication. CVSS 10.0.
MCP Supply Chain (CVSS 8.7) — Repository configuration files execute shell commands before the trust dialog appears. 492 community MCP servers currently exposed with zero authentication.
Perplexity Agentic Blabbering — The AI browser narrates its reasoning to web pages, teaching attackers how to bypass it. GAN-trained phishing worked in under 4 minutes in Guardio Labs testing.
Each issue ships with a 20-item cross-platform hardening checklist, configuration audit table (how to check each setting, what safe state looks like, what the risk is if wrong), platform update security review, and a timed incident response protocol for when something goes wrong.
Built by an AI engineer actively running all three platforms. Not theoretical. Not scraped. Written from operational experience, updated within 48 hours of major platform releases or disclosures.
$19/month. Cancel anytime. New issue every Monday.
What's Inside (bullet format for listing features section)
Weekly PDF delivered every Monday
Platform security update review — all 3 platforms (Perplexity Personal Computer, Claude Desktop / Cowork, OpenClaw)
3 active attack patterns per issue — real CVEs, real kill chains, concrete mitigations
20-item cross-platform hardening checklist — categorised, effort-rated, platform-tagged
Configuration audit table — 10–14 settings with verification commands, safe states, and risk descriptions
Deep Dive — one concept per issue building your security mental model
Timed incident response protocol — step-by-step sequence for active compromise
Next issue preview — topic announced each Monday so you can prepare
Updates ship within 48 hours of major platform releases or CVE disclosures
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OpenClaw
Your local AI agent has full access to your files, apps, and credentials. There is no standard playbook for running it safely.
Perplexity Personal Computer launched this week. Claude Desktop and Cowork are expanding rapidly. OpenClaw is running on tens of thousands of machines. All three platforms are brand new, all three have active CVEs, and none of them ship with a security operations guide written by someone who actually runs these systems.
This is that guide.
Every Monday you receive a new issue covering all three platforms simultaneously — because the attack surface spans platforms. The MCP protocol that powers OpenClaw's skills also powers Claude Desktop's extensions and Perplexity PC's integrations. A vulnerability in one ecosystem creates risk in the others. This playbook tracks all of it.
Issue #001 covers this week's live threats:
CVE-10.0 Zero-Click RCE — A Google Calendar event title triggers full remote code execution on Claude Desktop with no confirmation prompt, no warning, no visible indication. CVSS 10.0.
MCP Supply Chain (CVSS 8.7) — Repository configuration files execute shell commands before the trust dialog appears. 492 community MCP servers currently exposed with zero authentication.
Perplexity Agentic Blabbering — The AI browser narrates its reasoning to web pages, teaching attackers how to bypass it. GAN-trained phishing worked in under 4 minutes in Guardio Labs testing.
Each issue ships with a 20-item cross-platform hardening checklist, configuration audit table (how to check each setting, what safe state looks like, what the risk is if wrong), platform update security review, and a timed incident response protocol for when something goes wrong.
Built by an AI engineer actively running all three platforms. Not theoretical. Not scraped. Written from operational experience, updated within 48 hours of major platform releases or disclosures.
$19/month. Cancel anytime. New issue every Monday.
What's Inside (bullet format for listing features section)
Weekly PDF delivered every Monday
Platform security update review — all 3 platforms (Perplexity Personal Computer, Claude Desktop / Cowork, OpenClaw)
3 active attack patterns per issue — real CVEs, real kill chains, concrete mitigations
20-item cross-platform hardening checklist — categorised, effort-rated, platform-tagged
Configuration audit table — 10–14 settings with verification commands, safe states, and risk descriptions
Deep Dive — one concept per issue building your security mental model
Timed incident response protocol — step-by-step sequence for active compromise
Next issue preview — topic announced each Monday so you can prepare
Updates ship within 48 hours of major platform releases or CVE disclosures
Ugo's other products
OpenClaw Security Playbook (Windows)— Weekly Updated
$19.00/month
OpenClaw Security Playbook (macOS) — Weekly Updated
$19.00/month
$19.00per month