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CaptiveCrunch Hackers Target Travelers | Charleston News
Microsoft warns travelers about a global hacking campaign called CaptiveCrunch, linked to Russian group Storm-2945, targeting hotel and public Wi-Fi networks. Hackers use fake login pages and disguised malware to steal passwords and install spying tools like CornFlake, which records keystrokes, steals files, takes screenshots, and accesses cameras and microphones. Microsoft urges users to avoid public Wi-Fi for sensitive tasks, instead using personal hotspots or cellular data, and to enable multi-factor authentication for better protection. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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