In 2013, Chinese threat actors launched a cyber espionage campaign, called "Ke3chang," that compromised government ministries across Europe. But, as FireEye Labs uncovered, the attackers were active since at least 2010—using the same types of malware to target a wide range of industries.

Watch this webcast on Operation Ke3chang, including how FireEye researchers were able to infiltrate a critical command-and-control (CnC) server, giving them a rare window into the attackers' techniques.

Why you should watch:

Get Insight into the APT Campaign - Hear what FireEye discovered after gaining access to the CnC server.
Learn How the Campaign Evolved - See how the attacks have changed and unfolded over the years.
Understand the Tools and Techniques - Learn how the attackers were highly selective in their targets and careful to cover their tracks.

Operation "Ke3chang": A Detailed Look Into a Newly Discovered APT Campaign

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