Those Motion Sensors We All Love Could Have Compromised Our Security

AppAdvice
Apr 12, 2017, 4:10 pm397 pts
Here’s a case where Touch ID definitely shows its value. One of the updates to iOS 9.3 in 2016 was used to stop hackers from stealing your Personal Identification Number, or PIN, by spying on the motion sensors within your iPhone. Engadget noted that a team of researchers from Newcastle University in the…

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