FireEye Advanced Threat Report 1H2011
Our new 1H 2011 Advanced Threat Report is out! It is our inaugural report and I think you will find it interesting because it is uniquely focused on the new and dynamic threats. We have thousands of appliances protecting organizations around the world, and they are deployed _behind_ firewalls, intrusion prevention systems, antivirus and Web gateways. So, the threat data we reviewed in this report are the _successful_ malware attacks breaking through traditional defenses.
We highlight the top infections for 2011, and the (not-so-surprising) fact that attackers continue to rely on customized malicious code toolkits to develop and distribute their threats. The “Top 50” malware families account for over 80% of successful infections seen in the wild. Please have a read of the threat report and let us know if you were surprised by our findings and other interesting malware research topics you'd like to hear more about.


Recent Comments
Good report. I would like to see more information about the top malware variants, including FakeAV/ FakeRean. Something like figure 7, but across the board.
I would also like to see data on number of callbacks that were POSTing vs. GETting if that data is available.
Clay on FireEye Advanced Threat Report 1H2011