In a May 21, 2012, press release: "Malware Installed on Travelers' Laptops Through Software Updates on Hotel Internet Connections," the Federal Bureau of Investigation warns travelers about reports of laptops being infected with malicious software while using hotel Internet connections. The FBI explains that a traveler attempting to set up a hotel room Internet connection may be presented with a pop-up window notifying the user to update a widely used software product. If the user clicks to accept and install the update, malicious software is installed.
The FBI recommends that travelers abroad take extra caution before updating software products through their hotel Internet connection:
If you believe that you were a victim of such an attack, you can file a report at http://www.ic3-gov.
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