Russian spies have been exploiting public Wi-Fi networks to deliver malware, posing a significant threat to the hospitality sector. The malware used includes keyloggers, which can steal sensitive information such as login credentials, and audio-visual surveillance tools, which can compromise user privacy.
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The spies are using Captive Portals, which are used to authenticate users on public Wi-Fi networks, to steal tokens and compromise user data. This attack vector is particularly concerning, as it can be used to target a wide range of users, including hotel guests, travelers, and business professionals.
