[darkshark] has shown us an easy exploit, using a 3D printer to fool the Galaxy S10’s fingerprint scanner. The Galaxy S10 is interesting for its use of an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor ...

In a post on Imgur this week, a user going by darkshark demonstrated how easily he was able to trick the in-display fingerprint sensor on a Galaxy S10 with a 3D-printed fingerprint. It’s hard to ...

Both of these phones use the Qualcomm 3D Sonic Gen 2 ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, but Samsung's implementation is the worst ...

As for fooling sensors in a more traditional sense, here’s a reminder that we’ve seen a 3D printer and a photo of a fingerprint used to defeat a fingerprint sensor.

One particular feature that stands out is the 3D Ultrasonic Large Fingerprint Sensor that can, according to Vivo, unlock the phone within 0.2 seconds. We haven't tried it out, but The Verge says ...

SEE ALSO: The Galaxy S8's fingerprint sensor sure looks like it's in a terrible spot The company announced on Thursday that it's successfully wrapped up a pair of trials of cards with biometric ...

Smart locks with advanced features have gone way beyond just ditching your keys. Now, they come packed with next-level tech ...

Samsung placed the fingerprint sensor on the side of those handsets ... Android device makers have preferred fingerprint sensors to 3D face authentication, while Apple prefers the latter.

Suprema, a global company in biometrics and access control solutions, announced that it supplied BioSign 4.0, its under-display fingerprint recognition algorithm to the Samsung Galaxy S21 smartphones ...