They've shown an "attack vector" that's virtually impossible to reproduce. Someone has to be able to get detailed 3D renders of your face before also stealing y

They've shown an "attack vector" that's virtually impossible to reproduce. Someone has to be able to get detailed 3D renders of your face before also stealing your phone. Then they have to get a team of artists to hand craft your nose, hand craft human like skin, 3D print a mask, and a makeup artist to make it all look realistic. In the end, they've shown is FaceID is just as secure as Apple claimed. Apple never claimed impervious to any attacks, they claimed it would work well an quickly, and be more resistant to attack than TouchID. Requiring a Mission Impossible level team to create a mask that duplicates your face is not a level of attack most customers are concerned with. TouchID can be defeated simply by stealing the device, lifting the owners fingerprints from said device, and 3d printing duplicate prints to use. FaceID is far more secure than that.