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MultiLayer Wiper is a destructive wiper malware associated with recovery inhibition on Windows systems. It is known for wiping the boot sector of infected machines, a behavior intended to prevent normal system startup and hinder recovery efforts. This places it in the category of destructive post-compromise malware focused on rendering systems unusable rather than monetizing access through ransomware. High-confidence reporting in the available material supports boot-sector wiping as its defining behavior; additional attribution, targeting, geographic scope, and broader operational tradecraft are not currently available.
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