Hackers find devious way to break into hotel rooms

Hotels are weird. When we check in somewhere, it’s typically for a very short time — often a week or less. Despite that, we often come to look upon our rooms as our homes away from home. From the moment you drop your luggage on the floor and climb under the Egyptian cotton sheets, you’re in your private, safe bubble. For one F-Secure researcher, that bubble was burst when their laptop was stolen from their hotel room while attending an infosec conference in Berlin. With no sign of forced entry, the hotel staff dismissed the complaint — either thinking they’d…

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