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Aren't passwords still superior to biometrics, in this regard? You can bludgeon someone with a wrench but they can choose not to give you the password. Or you
by ErikAugust 9y ago
Aren't passwords still superior to biometrics, in this regard?
You can bludgeon someone with a wrench but they can choose not to give you the password. Or you can bludgeon someone until their unconscious and use their fingerprint.
- recursive 9y agoFor an experienced bludgeoner it might be similarly feasible to bite off your fingerprints.
- zaarn 9y agoI'm fairly certain that most people on this website will happily sob their password once they got a few dozen hard whacks with the good ol' wrench. You can choose not to tell the password while you get whacked but then again, you're getting an awful lot of pain, misery and head-trauma, so very few people will act rationally. And we haven't even started with the electric shocks yet!