Malware family prevalence (last 7d)
Across 5 publicly analyzed samples in the last 7d, the most prevalent malware family is STRATO with 2. Prevalence is measured from public submissions to MalwareAnalyzer by Cyble.
Most prevalent families
- STRATO - 2 samples (40.0% of ranked samples)
- Mirai - 1 sample (20.0% of ranked samples)
- XMRig - 1 sample (20.0% of ranked samples)
- mimban - 1 sample (20.0% of ranked samples)
How these figures are produced
Family attribution is voted across the antivirus, vendor-antivirus and hash-reputation engines that ran on each sample, with platform and file-type tokens (win32, trojan, dropper and similar) filtered out so a generic detection string cannot become a family. Counts are distinct public samples analyzed in the window, not submissions: the same file submitted repeatedly is counted once.
What this does not establish
These figures measure what is submitted to this platform. They are not a measure of a family's real-world prevalence, its severity, or its share of global infections, and a family being absent here does not mean it is inactive. Submission volume is shaped by who uses this platform and by which public feeds it ingests, so read it as a view of our corpus rather than of the threat landscape.
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