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Millions of Hotel Room Locks Have a Glaring Security Flaw That Won't Get Fixed [Security]
With less than $50 worth of parts and only a few seconds, millions of hotel room keycard locks around the world can be hacked and unlocked by robbers-cum-hackers trying to break into your room. The good news? The security flaw can be fixed. The bad news? No one wants to pay to fix them. More »
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Skype And Dropbox Fix Redirect Security Hole That Could've Hacked Your Facebook
Nir Goldschlager just saved your identity. One of the world's top white hat security researchers, Goldschlager this week helped Skype and Dropbox fix a critical security flaw that could have let hackers take control of their users' ... Read Post
Hotel key security flaw demonstrated at Black Hat conference
One hacker will demonstrate how he can hack a hotel lock with just $50 worth of supplies Read Post
Hotel keycards can be easily hacked in 200 milliseconds
With less than $50 of store-bought hardware and some programming, a hacker can gain instantaneous and untraceable access into over four million hotel rooms around the world, according to Cody Brocious, a Mozilla software developer. ... Read Post