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A Wiper Attack on a Venezuelan Oil Company: Reverse Engineering the Lotus Wiper that Disrupted PDVSA Systems

0x0d4y Malware Research
0x0d4y Malware Research
Published August 3, 2026Original Report

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In early 2026, Kaspersky published an article identifying a new wiper-type malware called Lotus Wiper . This malware targeted the infrastructure of a Venezuelan oil company with the aim of disrupting its systems. However, what initially appeared to be a standard cybercrime proved to be something more significant when considering the context surrounding the Venezuelan oil company at the time of the attack. The United States had been conducting an economic and military…

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TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
SHA256405177294f6f9268432a43998049ad0d4a61c6909216533b8713c911bc430755MediumScore 53/100First seen
SHA2569d05854c95c6afa68911bd28af12282185e0fe34f2e58fddbc503ab22d1508d7MediumScore 53/100First seen

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