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by oleks
3235 days ago
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Ironically, this looks like another excellent argument against the use of fingerprint authentication. It makes it easier to capture someone's fingerprints without their consent - "Hey, could you hold my phone for a sec?" - "Thanks!" Oh, and it is easy enough to break TouchID[1], so what makes using the smartphone camera any more sensible? [1]: https://www.ccc.de/en/updates/2013/ccc-breaks-apple-touchid |
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You can already observe someone and take the prints from whatever was touched last... no need to interact with the person directly.