Marriot revealed in a court case around a massive 2018 data breach that it had been using secure hash algorithm 1 and not the much more secure AES-1 encryption as it had earlier maintained.

Marriot revealed in a court case around a massive 2018 data breach that it had been using secure hash algorithm 1 and not the much more secure AES-1 encryption as it had earlier maintained.

  • cm0002@lemmy.worldEnglish
    18·
    7 months ago

    Many years ago, back when Marriot locked their non-shit WiFi behind a paywall I was able to get around it by changing some values (Iirc, I literally changed the price that was sent to the server to 0.00) with TamperMonkey lol no server side validation, no lookups, no checksums no verification of any kind lmao

    So this doesn’t surprise me in the least

  • applepie@kbin.social
    2·
    7 months ago

    Good thing at least they did not waste any money on some dude’s salary who coulda do like a job, that would be really socialist imho thank god we are safe with the leadership like this.