Security researchers disclose vulnerability in three million Dormakaba Saflok RFID locks used in hotels and homes across 131 countries

[Redaktion]

Security researchers have disclosed a vulnerability in three million Dormakaba Saflok RFID locks. After reading one keycard used on the premise, criminals can create a working keycard using a MIFARE Classic card, NFC hacking tool, or Android phone with NFC to gain entry to all Saflok secured rooms.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Security-researchers-disclose-vulnerability-in-three-million-Dormakaba-Saflok-RFID-locks-used-in-hotels-and-homes-across-131-countries.816596.0.html

[Joe Wilson]

I'm not black, but I noticed immediately that the picture captioned "Criminals can open all Saflok RFID secured doors on a property using one keycard to create a master keycard (Source: AI Image Dall-E 3)" depicts a black man using a keycard to open an electronically secured door.