Beware hotel Wi-Fi popups: DNS hijacking used to deliver malware
eyishazyer · x · 2026-09-11
Part 4 of eyishazyer's AI security series: don't click "network fix" or "update required" popups after joining hotel/airport Wi-Fi — that exact DNS-hijacking trick was used to deliver malware in the report. Use a VPN on networks you don't control.
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