
What you need to know
- A group of researchers has been able to bypass Windows Hello's fingerprint authentication.
- The researchers made the discovery while running tests on Dell, Lenovo, and Microsoft laptops.
- Goodix, Synaptics, and, ELAN fingerprint sensors were used as the basis for the research.
- According to the researchers, they were able to bypass the security feature because Microsoft's SDCP protection wasn't enabled.
- While Microsoft works on a way around this, the researchers recommend that users should enable SDCP protection.