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Based on the provided evidence, there is insufficient information to classify node-domexception as malware. Evidence 0 highlights that the project has only published a few versions. While this could indicate immaturity or lack of maintenance, it's not definitive proof of malicious intent. Low numbers of stars and forks on GitHub (10 stars, 2 forks) suggest limited community engagement and scrutiny, raising a flag for potential risk, but again, this is not conclusive evidence of malware. The absence of other evidence, such as LLM-based file analysis or YARA rule matches (even with caveats about their accuracy), means we lack concrete indicators of malicious behavior within the package itself. Further investigation, including analyzing the package code for suspicious activities, reviewing the SLSA provenance (if available and verified), and examining network activity during execution, is necessary before a definitive conclusion can be drawn.