Researchers from ReliaQuest have raised alarms about a series of DNS poisoning attacks targeting hotels and other venues in the hospitality sector. These attacks are part of a broader cyber espionage campaign aimed at stealing corporate login credentials from unsuspecting visitors. When guests connect to compromised hotel Wi-Fi routers, their internet requests are redirected to malicious sites designed to harvest sensitive information. This type of attack poses a significant risk to business travelers and companies, as it can lead to unauthorized access to corporate networks. The findings emphasize the need for increased security measures in public Wi-Fi environments, especially in places frequented by professionals.