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Hotels are reasonably protected to such an attack. There are almost always cameras in the elevator, and the electronics are typically, to some extent, tamper-re
by paisawalla 4y ago
Hotels are reasonably protected to such an attack. There are almost always cameras in the elevator, and the electronics are typically, to some extent, tamper-resistant.
- Salgat 4y agoIt's not hard to subtly stick a small flat wireless speaker to the wall, and by the time they notice it the attack is already complete.
- paisawalla 4y ago1. It's easier to connect to the wifi from across the street, without setting foot on the premises or showing your face on camera. 2. I'm not claiming that all attacks will be mitigated, but that this is an easy win from a cost:benefit analysis.
- Salgat 4y agoThe difficulty isn't in connecting to their wifi, but rather reverse engineering this bizarre backdoor just to project your voice in the elevator.