hotel wi-fi security

The hotel wi-fi security tag on WindowsForum.com covers threats and best practices for travelers using hotel networks. Recent discussions highlight a Microsoft-attributed campaign by Storm-2945, a Russian state-sponsored subgroup of Midnight Blizzard, which hijacks hotel Wi-Fi captive portals to steal Microsoft 365 tokens. Attackers alter DNS responses and redirect guests to credential-phishing or malware pages, posing serious espionage and endpoint-compromise risks for traveling workers. The tag also addresses broader hotel Wi-Fi security concerns, including network vulnerabilities, credential theft, and mitigation strategies for Windows users and enterprise IT professionals. Content emphasizes the importance of securing devices and accounts when connecting to untrusted public networks, with a focus on Microsoft 365 and Windows security.