OpenClaw 5.28 brings security hardening, extensive Codex stability fixes, native Pixverse video generation, and DeepInfra model catalog auto-discovery.

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OpenClaw 5.28 brings security hardening, extensive Codex stability fixes, native Pixverse video generation, and DeepInfra model catalog auto-discovery.

OpenClaw 5.28: Security Fences Welded Shut, Video Generation Built In — Deep Dive

OpenClaw 5.28 is out. The theme of this release: security fences.

New features: 1. Security Fences — Agent behavioral boundaries can now be precisely configured, preventing AI from overstepping permissions 2. Built-in video generation — no need to integrate a separate video generation API 3. Performance optimization — inference speed improved by roughly 30% 4. Plugin system improvements — third-party plugins can access more APIs

Security Fences is the feature worth the most attention. Previously, OpenClaw's permission controls were fairly coarse — either fully open or fully locked down. Now you get fine-grained control: - Which files can be read/written - Which APIs can be called - Which directories can be accessed - Which commands can be executed

For enterprise deployments, this feature addresses the biggest security concern.