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Kodane is an AI-generated malware family discovered in the NPM ecosystem, designed to steal cryptocurrency from users across Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms. It was distributed under the guise of a package named 'NPM Registry Cache Manager' and was downloaded over 1,500 times before being removed. Kodane exfiltrated stolen funds to a Solana address and exhibited rapid development, with 19 variants uploaded within two days. Attribution points to an uploader likely operating from Russia or Central Asia. The malware specifically targeted cryptocurrency assets, making it a significant threat to developers and users in the crypto and blockchain sector.
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