Malware that waits for three mouse clicks before running.

An elusive hacking operation is using a previously unreported backdoor in a malware
campaign targeting diplomats and government departments around the
world. The Ke3chang advanced persistent threat group is thought to
operate out of China and has conducted cyber-espionage campaigns using
remote access trojans and other malware since at least
2010. Now cybersecurity researchers at ESET have identified new attacks by Ke3chang – also known as APT 15
-which use an updated version of their Ketrican malware, alongside a new backdoor which has been dubbed Okrum.

Source: ZDNet

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