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Hackers Exploit AI Coding Tools For Infostealers
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Kaspersky warns that hackers are using malvertising to push fake download pages for popular AI coding assistants like Claude Code and OpenClaw, leading users to install infostealer malware. The campaign, detected recently, serves platform-specific strains—Amatera on Windows and AMOS on macOS—risking API keys, browser credentials, and proprietary code; experts advise using official documentation and verified repositories instead of sponsored search ads.
Scoring Rationale
Credible Kaspersky alert highlights tangible developer risk; limited novelty and reporting depth modestly constrain broader impact.
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