Turns out the sophisticated tech can't tell the difference between your eye and a picture with a contact lens over the iris, a hacking club says. Alfred Ng Senior Reporter / CNET News Alfred Ng was a ...

Encore Data Products has introduced a new offering in its suite of technology solutions after a show at the ISTELive25 Conference in San Antonio, Texas during the summer of 2025. The company featured ...

Samsung's Galaxy S8 is a fantastic Android phone by just about any measure, but if there's one area where the new flagship could use some serious work it's in the biometric department. We already knew ...

When security systems rely on our unique human characteristics—like our fingerprints and eyeballs—techniques for circumventing those systems can be far more macabre than just guessing a password. If ...

Hackers have once again proved there's no such thing as true security for your phone. Researchers at the Chaos Computer Club (via Motherboard) claim to have bypassed the iris scanner on Samsung's ...

Screens that scan your eyes, machines that read images of your hands or face, computers you access with your fingerprint instead of a user name and password -- these were once the stuff of science ...

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A German hacker group called the Chaos Computer Club released a video that makes it seem quite easy to fool the Samsung Galaxy S8's iris scanner. The CCC says it was able to use everyday items like a ...

Hackers have broken the iris-based authentication in Samsung’s Galaxy S8 smartphone in an easy-to-execute attack that’s at odds with the manufacturer’s claim that the mechanism is “one of the safest ...