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Kodane is a cryptocurrency-stealing malware campaign distributed through malicious packages in the NPM ecosystem. It has been observed targeting Windows, macOS, and Linux systems with the apparent objective of draining victims' cryptocurrency wallets. Reporting indicates multiple closely related variants were uploaded over a short period, suggesting an active package-based distribution effort rather than a single isolated sample. The operation has been described as AI-assisted in its package documentation and presentation. High-confidence reporting supports crypto theft as the campaign's primary purpose. Attribution beyond that remains limited; indications of possible Russian or Central Asian origin have been noted, but they are not sufficiently corroborated for firm assignment. No confirmed sub-groups or widely used alternate aliases are established from the available facts.
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