Yeah, wow. That's an aspect I've never considered before. I suppose because I figured they would need my actual fingerprint to crack the system, but if you ha

Yeah, wow. That's an aspect I've never considered before. I suppose because I figured they would need my actual fingerprint to crack the system, but if you have the values for all the "basis vectors" of the fingerprint that are stored, one could theoretically bypass the sensor and feed the proper sensor output to the authenticating machine. The issue grows larger as this method of authentication grows in popularity.