> It’s not foolproof — there’s always the risk a sufficiently determined thief could steal and imitate your fingerprint — but it’s much more secure than a PIN t

> It’s not foolproof — there’s always the risk a sufficiently determined thief could steal and imitate your fingerprint — but it’s much more secure than a PIN that someone could learn by simply looking over your shoulder as you enter it. So instead of having a PIN in your memory, you spread it around everywhere you touch? How about just covering the keys as you type? Are the same people who run carding forums working for these credit card companies coming up with new ideas?