2 Today, Fingerprint Sensor iPhone 5S Already Hacked

2 Today, Fingerprint Sensor iPhone 5S Already Hacked

German Hackers can easily break into a sophisticated sensor that he said it.

Apple claims the iPhone 5S biometric technology made ​​by them, TouchID, security technology is safer than ever in previous smart phones.

Are challenged by the chatter about Apple's fingerprint technology, a number of German hackers trying to break into Touch access ID within two days using a simple tool. And, successfully.

Reported by the Daily Mail, Tuesday, September 24, 2013, a group of hackers who are members of the Chaos Computer Club, based in Berlin, Germany, utilizing a high-resolution photo prints, 2400 dpi, from thin glass material to break TouchID.

The photo was scanned into the computer, and then faces made with photo editing software, before printing onto sheets of transparent and overlaying it with special wood glue. After drying, print sheet was then removed and the living is contacted to the Home button on the iPhone 5S in order to break into the mobile access.

"We just need to improve our fake resolution advanced sensors larger than Apple. Was it," Starbug criticism, one German hackers.

The hackers said fingerprint sensor remains vulnerable to hacking because many traces left fingerprints everywhere. The weakness of the sensor, the Chaos Computer Club spokesman expect technology companies to pay attention to these things.

"People should no longer be fooled by the biometrics industry with false security claims. Biometrics is a technology that is fundamentally designed to oppress and control, not to secure access to the device," said Frank Rieger, a spokesman for the community.

"Keep in mind, fingerprint is no secret. Fingerprints you leave a trail wherever you go and can be used by others," said Graham Cluely, security experts.

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