Fingerprint scanners have always been vulnerable to hackers who are willing to go the extra mile to bypass them. Over the years, we’ve seen everything from people using Gummy Bears, Play-Doh and more sophisticated techniques to bypass these biometric scanners. It’s not really a surprise then, that Apple’s Touch ID fingerprint scanner on the new iPhone 5s is vulnerable to these kinds of hacks as well. As Germany’s Chaos Computer Club (CCC) announced today, it has managed to bypass TouchID by creating a fake finger that uses lifted prints to fool the scanner into believing it’s dealing with its rightful owner.But let’s put this hack into perspective. Getting this to work isn’t quite as easy as the CCC hackers make you think it is in their press release or this video:
[video=youtube;HM8b8d8kSNQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM8b8d8kSNQ[/video]
Full Source Article Here: Hackers Bypass Apple?s Touch ID With Lifted Fingerprint | TechCrunch
[video=youtube;HM8b8d8kSNQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM8b8d8kSNQ[/video]
Full Source Article Here: Hackers Bypass Apple?s Touch ID With Lifted Fingerprint | TechCrunch