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Microsoft has taken precautionary measures to warn travelers about using free Wi-Fi networks in hotels. They have detected a hacking campaign targeting these networks to spread malware and steal sensitive data and passwords. The campaign, called CaptiveCrunch, exploits fake connection pages (Captive Portals) and manipulates DNS and HTTP traffic to redirect users to malicious sites. It also issues fake updates that could allow attackers to gain control of devices, steal files, passwords, and even Microsoft account credentials. Microsoft experts advise against installing any updates from public connection pages and recommend limiting the use of private connections such as hotspots or eSIMs while traveling. They emphasize treating hotel networks as untrusted sources to protect against cyberattacks.
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