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A german hacker association where starbuck wants to demonstrate a biometric fingerprint. it involves us swapping fingerprints. starbucks fingerprint on the phone screen is scanned in. editors on the computer and then printed out on transparent film. the print is then smeared with regular glue to create a mold. is it really that easy to outsmart a high tech scanner. two hours later when the glue is dr we peel it off. after breathing on it briefly we attach a starbucks fingerprint to our reporters...

Fingerprint scanner for the schengen system. a scanner thats vulnerable to hackers in germany and worldwide using any fingerprints or other personal data. the problem is one of global proportions. mr whatever new you know but dont forget we have not been exactly state of the art for the last ten years. and theres room for improvement with encryption and the hardware itself for example in the market they get its the envy of the ordinary citizens have the right to expect top security for our data ...

. using a simple glue mold to trick the scanner. fing up we were working with the only detection device that was certified in germany for that purpose and the company claimed that the device could distinguish between a fingerprint mockup on the real thing. and so we used a fake fingerprint and the device couldnt tell the difference for an associate a couple. in it and then for us thats definitely cause for concern today we want to find out whether there are similar problems with security systems...

The collection and or processing of personal data with or in information technology systems can be considered reasonably secure. not exactly a ringing endorsement. the european union needs to do more to prevent the misuse of data based on fingerprints. for years e.u. external border facilities have been using a scanner thats not secure. star bug proved that by creating replica fingerprints that the scanner accepted as real. on a more sinister level terrorists also use these replicas to hide thei...

Using scanners that dont offer proper security protection. see that in hanover is the worlds biggest computer trade fair. among the vendors is the company behind the fingerprint scanner. but. what do they know about this serious security loophole and are they. willing to comment. the company in question is derma laws a subsidiary of germanys federal printing office and as such a government agency. will provide biometric authentication for governments who want to ensure that when they issue a pas...

>> real petty and small. >> sean: its like i keep telling you, this is all part of a pattern, demonize, denigrate, delegitimize every second, every minute of every hour of every day, president trump at all costs, even if it means using the passing of an american icon who, by the way, they were pretty mean to when he was alive, president h.w. bush to try to score cheap political points and further divide the country. here is a reaction, the media reporter from "the hill," joe concha, and former s...

>> sean: its like i keep telling this is part of the pattern to denigrate every hour of every day of president trump even if approximate mean using the passing of an american icon to whom they were mean to when he was alived george h.w. bush. joe and former secret service agent. joe, they said he was a gentleman and he was. they didnt say nice things when he was alive. back then he was a wimp. he was out of touch. he didnt know how to use a scanner which was a fake news story back in the day. re...

See data in hanover is the worlds biggest computer trade fair. among the vendors is the company behind the fingerprint scanner. what do they know about this serious security loophole and are they. willing to comment. the company in question is derma laws a subsidiary of germanys federal printing office and as such a government agency. will provide biometric authentication for governments who want to ensure that when they issue a passport drivers license or similar document diversion that individ...

A simple glue mold to trick the scanner. fing up we were working with the only detection device that was certified in germany for that purpose the company claimed that the device could distinguish between a fingerprint mockup on the real thing. and so we used a fake fingerprint and the device couldnt tell the difference. in it and then for its say thats definitely cause for concern today we want to find out whether there are similar problems with security systems that are based on the iris of th...

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