You are all screwed. LOL
This is why Samsung is garbage.
@Deuce
[video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfhLZZWBn5Q[/video]
This is why Samsung is garbage.
@Deuce
[video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfhLZZWBn5Q[/video]
Color said:Or just use the fucking passcode and type your PayPal password in. Honestly, this isn't a big deal. It'd take a lot of plotting, with likely little profit, to do this. Unless of course you sold the phone I guess.
Poison said:Its not just about the paypal aspect of this. It is the point that anyone could take your fingerprint, glue-mold it onto a piece of tape or something, and then vuala! They have your fingerprint and can access your phone regardless.
The iPhone doesn't have this spoof. It takes a very skilled hacker who can duplicate fingerprints to get into iPhones.
Either way, any phone with a fingerprint scanner is worthless, considering they think that "our fingerprints" are the best security.
Color said:Of course. I still find it very gimmicky to be honest, not as a security perk. If by saying the iPhone doesn't have this you're trying to go down the iOS vs. Android path, don't even start it. There's no contest between the 2.![]()
Poison said:The iPhone doesn't have this spoof. It takes a very skilled hacker who can duplicate fingerprints to get into iPhones.
Poison said:I could care less. I would like to keep my iPhone, but I want a little bit of a bigger screen. So I'm waiting on the new gen iPhone to see what they got in store, otherwise I'm interested in the HTC One M8 or possibly a Droid if it's right.
Color said:I've heard nothing but good things about HTC, and love the UI myself, although I've never owned one. I have found a huge gap between iOS and android though. Idevices go to shot after like 3 years, especially if you continually update them, whereas android stays pretty well supported over time.
Deuce said:Weren't they both exploited in the same way though? Unless I'm forgetting some small changes in the technique..
I thought fingerprints could be lifted from both screens due to the glass and then turned into the mold?
Codeks said:OP...now use your brain. iPhone got exploited finger print scan also, anything that uses finger print scan can be easily exploited.
So why bash samsung? it make you look very ignorant OP..Poison said:Use my brain? Really? Maybe if you read the entire thread, you would see that I never said it wasn't possible.
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Codeks said:So why bash samsung? it make you look very ignorant OP..
Poison said:Yeah, the new HTC UI is pretty decent, especially if you get the Google Play Edition, but who wants to pay retail on a phone for plain Google?
The only downside to that phone basically is the camera, because the back camera is 4MP (or HTC's "ultra pixel") and has a second sensor for camera editing which is not the best, but better options than normal phones without editing applications. The front facing camera on it is 5MP with is funny, but its whatever.
I am just looking for something knew, but I'm probably gonna stick with iOS just because ease of use is so simple, and I'm not into really 'customizing' my phone like all of the Google/Android phones are for.
But we will see what Apple has in store for us at the end of the year.
It's not just fingerprints on the phone, but anywhere. You basically just have to take a picture of it and print it on a certain type of paper/molding piece and then use any sort of glue to mold it, then you have yourself a fingerprint.
Goes to show how simple our "protection" can go. You are better of disabling the scanner, and just using a password.