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Thermal cameras could pose threat to password security, say experts

COMPUTER security experts have developed a system capable of guessing computer and smartphone passwords in seconds by analysing traces of heat their… ....

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AI and Residual Finger Heat Could Be a Password Cracker's Latest Tools

New research demonstrates the use of thermal camera images of keyboards and screens in concert with AI to correctly guess computer passwords faster and more accurately. ....

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EXPLAINED: How heat from fingertips can be used to crack passwords

Heat-detecting cameras can help crack passwords up to a minute after typing them, researchers have found, as they warn similar systems could be developed by cri. ....

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Heat from fingertips can be used to crack passwords, researchers find

Thermal attacks can occur after users type their passcode on a computer keyboard, smartphone screen or ATM keypad. ....

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