An active hospitality malware campaign uses photo lures and authentication laundering to infect hotel networks with a persistent Node.js implant.
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GrayBravo MaaS uses CastleRAT to target logistics/hospitality. The RAT hides its C2 by using Steam Community profiles as Dead Drop Resolvers, bypassing network monitoring.
Sekoia exposed a campaign exploiting compromised Booking.com/Expedia accounts to deliver PureRAT malware via a ClickFix lure. Attackers use authentic reservation details to steal guest credentials.
The RevengeHotels cybercrime group has returned, using phishing lures with AI-generated code to target hotels and steal credit card data.
A new report reveals a phishing campaign using fake ads and login pages to steal credentials from employees in the hospitality and vacation rental industry.