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On iOS the test of pressing the home button and see if the app goes in background seems a pretty strong one. Perhaps in a future Apple can make you press the h
by ecesena 9y ago
On iOS the test of pressing the home button and see if the app goes in background seems a pretty strong one.
Perhaps in a future Apple can make you press the home button as part of the verification, so it’s kind of implicit.
- iaml 9y agoGood luck doing it on iphone x.
- esMazer 9y agothis is perfect, the password field could be disabled until the home button is pressed >> "press the home button to enter the password" I think this is the best solution so far!
- jon889 9y agoPerhaps when you put your finger on the home button it would read your fingerprint and authenticate you like that and the user wouldn't have to enter their password into a box that might steal it.. I can spend thousands using just my fingerprint, but authorising my Apple ID so I can buy a 99p app or login into iMessage requires my Apple ID password...
- ecesena 9y agoIt's already like that - I assume the phishing only works for people that don't use fingerprint, or don't notice the difference.