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This doesn't really translate to an everyday attack vector. They had to have served the minister a drink that would not cause precipitation to form on the surf
by 2muchcoffeeman 13y ago
This doesn't really translate to an everyday attack vector.
They had to have served the minister a drink that would not cause precipitation to form on the surface of the glass and specifically target him. Then you need to actually process the print.
A better measure would be how easy it is to lift a usable print from a crime scene. But even this has problems. You need to target a person to know whose prints you have.
If you just randomly pick pocket a phone. How do you get the print? How do you identify which finger was used? You need to get lucky or get 10 good prints.
I agree with others. The real question here is, "Is this better than no password?" I think the answer is, yes.