But the solution is so obvious - just use other factors such as biometric -- Apple's Touch ID, for example -- for authentication instead of outdated passwords and pins!
Experts at Newcastle University analysed the movement of a smartphone as the screen was used.
They say they cracked four-digit Android pins with 70% accuracy on the first guess and 100% by the fifth.
The team of cyber-experts claim tech companies know about the problem but can't figure out what to do about it.
Experts at Newcastle University analysed the movement of a smartphone as the screen was used.
They say they cracked four-digit Android pins with 70% accuracy on the first guess and 100% by the fifth.
The team of cyber-experts claim tech companies know about the problem but can't figure out what to do about it.
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