Russian Spies Reportedly Using Public Wi-Fi for Malware Delivery
UKPulse Health Desk
Russian intelligence services are reportedly exploiting public Wi-Fi networks to deliver malware, enabling surveillance and data theft.
- Russian spies are allegedly turning public Wi-Fi into malware delivery systems.
- The attacks reportedly aim to deploy keyloggers, conduct audio-visual surveillance, and steal tokens.
- The hospitality sector has been put on alert regarding these activities.
Russian intelligence services are reportedly using public Wi-Fi networks to deliver malware, according to a recent report. These operations are said to involve the deployment of keyloggers, audio-visual surveillance tools, and token theft.
The attacks are reportedly targeting CaptivePortal systems, with the hospitality sector specifically being put on alert.