Today's supply chain poisoning incident by Axios has drawn significant attention to the industry, and OpenClaw also forcibly locked the versions of its dependent modules a little over an hour ago. To give everyone a more intuitive understanding of the risk, I compiled a dependency graph for OpenClaw's third-party modules: 1,246 third-party modules and 2,672 dependency paths. That's all… Of course, there might be some statistical bias; modules introduced by third-party Skills weren't included in the statistics. Locking dependency versions is a necessary security practice; otherwise, if any one of the 1,246 third-party modules were compromised, it could potentially destroy OpenClaw… Software engineering is never a simple matter; even the most powerful AI can make mistakes. Stay vigilant. If you're going to take risks, use independent devices to avoid being wiped out by a whole host of problems…