Ibis Budget hotels across Europe had keypad codes that could be leveraged for room entry exposed due to a security flaw impacting its self check-in kiosks, SecurityWeek reports. Impacted kiosks could be exploited by inputting dashes to display current hotel bookings, which when clicked showed keypad access codes and room numbers, information that attackers could use to facilitate unauthorized room entry, according to a report from Pentagrid, which discovered and reported the vulnerability that has since been addressed by Ibis Budget parent firm Accor.

Source: SC Magazine