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How to Probe Security Headers with OpenClaw

Security header probing with OpenClaw and ToolRouter. Audit HTTP headers instantly.

OpenClaw runs HTTP service probes as systematic, large-scale scanning operations that cover your entire web infrastructure in one pass. Feed it a list of domains, subdomains, and IP ranges to get back a comprehensive inventory of responding services with their security header status, SSL configuration, and detected technologies. Its batch scanning approach is essential for organizations managing large infrastructures that need continuous visibility into their HTTP attack surface.

Connect ToolRouter to OpenClaw

1Install the CLI

npm install -g toolrouter-mcp

2Call tools directly from OpenClaw

toolrouter-mcp call web-search search --query "AI tools"
toolrouter-mcp tools

Steps

Once connected (see setup above), use the Security HTTPx tool:

Ask OpenClaw: "Probe security headers on these hosts"
OpenClaw scans and reports header configuration for each host
Review missing and misconfigured headers
Apply the recommended security header changes

Example Prompt

Try this with OpenClaw using the Security HTTPx tool

Probe security headers on myapp.com, api.myapp.com, and cdn.myapp.com. Report all missing or weak headers.

Tips

Security headers are free to implement and dramatically improve your security posture
HSTS should be added last after confirming HTTPS works correctly everywhere
Monitor headers regularly -- deployments and server changes can reset configurations

More OpenClaw Guides

How to Discover Hidden Services with OpenClaw How to Check SSL/TLS Config with OpenClaw How to Enumerate Subdomains with OpenClaw How to Detect Web Technologies with OpenClaw How to Audit Response Headers with OpenClaw

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