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FINGERPRINT READER FOR MAC NOT WORKING FULL

She said the researchers used a midrange, commercially available software program that was designed to match full fingerprints, limiting the broader applicability of their findings. Stephanie Schuckers, a professor at Clarkson University and director of the Center for Identification Technology Research, was cautious about the implications of the MasterPrint findings.

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Apple and Google keep many details of their fingerprint technology secret, and the dozens of companies that make Android phones can adapt Google’s standard design in ways that reduce the level of security. The actual risk is difficult to quantify. “If all I want to do is take your phone and use your Apple Pay to buy stuff, if I can get into 1 in 10 phones, that’s not bad odds.” “It’s almost certainly not as worrisome as presented, but it’s almost certainly pretty darn bad,” said Andy Adler, a professor of systems and computer engineering at Carleton University in Canada, who studies biometric security systems. Still, the findings raise troubling questions about the effectiveness of fingerprint security on smartphones. The researchers did not test their approach with real phones, and other security experts said the match rate would be significantly lower in real-life conditions. In computer simulations, the researchers from the universities were able to develop a set of artificial “MasterPrints” that could match real prints similar to those used by phones as much as 65 percent of the time. New findings published Monday by researchers at New York University and Michigan State University suggest that smartphones can easily be fooled by fake fingerprints digitally composed of many common features found in human prints. While such wizardry is convenient, it has also left a gaping security hole. And pressing a finger inside a banking app allows a user to pay bills or transfer thousands of dollars. With services like Apple Pay or Android Pay, a fingerprint can buy a bag of groceries, a new laptop or even a $1 million vintage Aston Martin.

FINGERPRINT READER FOR MAC NOT WORKING PASSWORD

A touch of a finger unlocks the phone - no password required. Happy to help out where I can.SAN FRANCISCO - Fingerprint sensors have turned modern smartphones into miracles of convenience. I'd like to see similar in KeepassXC on the MBP. kdbx can be done with just your fingerprint - no need to enter the password ever again. If the password is correct, the file opens and it gets securely stored against your fingerprint. To set it up, you enter your password on the Open screen and instead of pressing OK you put your finger on the fingerprint reader.

KeePassDroid on my Samsung Galaxy allows me to open the. I am new to Mac (new MBP) been using Keepass on Windows and Android for years.

Enable TouchID persistently across restarts of the application.

Hints and dialog that guide the user through the process of activating and using TouchID for Keepass.

Raising the maximum time-out of TouchID (currently the maximum value is 999 minutes).

TouchID is automatically deactivated on 3 consecutively failed tries (until user enters the password correctly again).

I would suggest making the last two scenarios an optional setting.

Tab is being changed / brought to foreground (multi database usage) Window is being brought to the foreground by the user User tries to unlock database without entering a password

Unlock with TouchID is triggered when it is activated/available and.

When it is disabled in the settings no icon is shown.

Add an indication that TouchID is available to unlock (colored icon) on the unlock screen / greyed out when it is not.

Make enabling TouchID a global setting (not per database).

FINGERPRINT READER FOR MAC NOT WORKING PRO

To further improve the utilization of TouchID on Macbook Pro and make the unlock feature more intuitive to use (see comments in #2720 for pull request #1851), I would like to implement the following changes: