Michigan police created a 3D printed fingerprint of a dead person to hack the iPhone or how to access a dead man's phone.
If you think securing your phone with a fingerprint makes it safe, you might want to think again. The police of Michigan in the United States of America recently asked the local State University to make a 3D print of a dead man's fingers in order to gain access to iPhone of why they suspect they contain elements associated with his murder case.
Professor Anil Jain is in charge of creating the 3D molds, and according to a report from Fusion, the construction case is doing well so far, although the final test has not yet been done.
With long experience in preletterτα αναγνώρισης προσώπου, σαρωτές δακτυλικών αποτυπωμάτων και ταυτοποίησης τατουάζ, ο καθηγητής λέει ότι προσπαθούν να χτίσουν τις 3D εκτυπώσεις χρησιμοποιώντας τα fingerprints fingerprints of the man already in the police database, as he had been arrested in the past. It is not clear, however, why they do not use the fingers directly, given that they still have the body at their disposal.
Using the information provided by the police, the teacher has managed to build copies of 10 fingers because the researchers are not sure which finger was used by the victim to secure his phone.
