| John P. Mello Jr. 09/24/14 11:42 AM PT | |
 | Apple's Touch ID fingerprint scanner is a step up from passcodes for protecting iPhones, but it's far from totally secure, as a researcher showed on Monday. Lookout Mobile Security's Marc Rogers fooled Touch ID on Apple's new iPhone 6 by crafting a false fingerprint from a do-it- yourself forgery kit that cost about US$200 to assemble. [More...] |
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