Microsoft quietly updated Windows 10 to fix 'Hello' facial recognition flaw
Just a simple photo was all it took to get round Microsoft's 'Hello' facial recognition in Windows 10, say SySS researchers
Microsoft Windows 10 'Hello' facial recognition biometric authentication feature
Microsoft has quietly updated a security flaw in its Windows 10 'Hello' facial recognition system, which enabled attackers to authenticate simply by using a printed photo of the device owner. Microsoft...
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