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Russian Hackers Target Hotel Wi-Fi Networks Worldwide

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A new cyber threat has been detected targeting hotel Wi-Fi networks worldwide, attributed to Russian hackers. The operation, named 'CativeCrunch,' involves hackers using phony sign-in pages to steal login credentials and infect devices with malware.

The campaign, linked to the Russian espionage group Storm-2945, has been active since May and affects hospitality networks globally. Hackers tamper with Wi-Fi equipment at hotels and conference centers, redirecting users to fake Microsoft 365 login pages.

This poses a significant risk to business travelers, as the compromised network can appear normal, making the attack difficult to detect. The cybersecurity firm ReliaQuest reported compromised Wi-Fi gateways in several U.S. cities, targeting various industries, including financial services and healthcare.

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