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This isn't new, some other guy broke TouchId by making a fake finger from gelatin and soy sauce. http://blog.fortinet.com/iPhone-5s--Basic-Fingerprint-Replicat

• danieldk 13y ago
  It seems that that guy directly made a 'copy' of his own fingerprint in a mold. I agree that it is breaking TouchId, but the CCC did a more realistic crack: making a fake fingerprint without the person's finger.
  • interpol_p 13y ago
    He was not able to use the moulded version of his finger to access Touch ID. Instead he had to "enrol" his fake finger as a new finger, and from that point was able to unlock the phone.
• pudquick 13y ago
  Not seeing anywhere in that article where he had success replicating a print. He did get the iPhone 5S to enroll a fake print and unlock with the same fake print. He was unable, however, to replicate an enrolled fingerprint from a real finger and successfully unlock. Additionally, all of this was done with molds of the target finger - not from lifted fingerprints. Completely different target.