Hackers Can Open 3 Million Hotel Keycard Locks in Seconds
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Security researchers developed a technique called "Unsaflok" that allows them to open millions of hotel room doors globally by exploiting vulnerabilities in Dormakaba’s Saflok brand RFID locks.
By using a pair of forged keycards, hackers can override the lock's encryption in seconds, a flaw that persists across three billion hotel rooms despite ongoing efforts to patch the systems.
By using a pair of forged keycards, hackers can override the lock's encryption in seconds, a flaw that persists across three billion hotel rooms despite ongoing efforts to patch the systems.
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