Android users got hacked by BrutePrint #shorts

Get ready to see the fast developing phone hacking technique - Bruteprint. This advanced method gives access to confidential data, including banking details and personal information from Android phones by exploiting their fingerprint security feature. We will explain the workings of Bruteprint and the significant risks it brings to unwary phone users. Be safe and don’t miss the video!

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[WhenCuandoButPero]

All phones have a limit of attempts...

At least for years

[AveryChow]

my pixel 6a locked me out after ~10 attempts. every single android phone with a fingerprint sensor I've ever had locks you out eventually

[mrdiamond]

I love how the steps to prevent this literally does nothing against this attack

[Akash.Chopra]

Every google, samsung, and apple phone I've used has a limit to the number of incorrect fingerprints you can enter before requiring another method. Which Android phones allow unlimited attempts?

[Kirmo]

huh? I've never seen a single phone that doesn't have this feature.

[David-.-]

There are limits in place on most of the phones. This method requires physical access to the phone, it's a hardware man-in-the-middle attack between the sensor and the processor. Sumsub pls be more precise.

[suryah]

Enable 2FA so that to unlock your phone you need to unlock it 🤡

[Sean_neaS]

It's not a web phishing attach. It's a physical attach. This seems confused or mistaken.

[_tr]

The steps you said do nothing to prevent the attack, and the attack would take years to successfully infiltrate a device. Also, most android devices do indeed have limits on the amount of possible fingerprints.

[剑子]

bro said to change your password in a video about brute-forcing fingerprint scanners

[f--]

i dont know on which devices did you test it but almost every phone with fingerprint sensor limits the number of unlocking attempts via fingerprint sensor

[aakashmandal]

Everyone - fearing of being hacked after using a lock screen

Me- who feels secure without using any fingerprint and password

[austinrollins]

me who uses a safe and secure custom Android OS:

[ZeeSample]

This might be unusual but, I don't actually own a phone.

[inqmusician]

It's impossible to protect yourself from the fingerprint attacks because they have access to your data forever. Please use passwords. It's alot safer. If you forget the password, then it's easier to recover. With fingerprints, or any biometric data - it's impossible to change the fingerprint, for example.

[azioprism]

synthetic android user here, its just as safe as it can get.

[athulprakashnj]

This guy is right and The attack needs physical access to device and the attackers also needs an access to fingerprint database which is very hard to retrieve on the Also with both, atttacker needs to make an AI that combines the database together to Generate possible combinations... And the attacker needs a small device, wired together to perform the fingerprint attack

[jdaksh]

My nothing gives max 5 tries before it lock itself and can olny be opened by pin

[Boxersteavee]

I challenge you to go find a modern android device, owned and regularly used by over 3 million people, that does not lock you out after a certain number of failed attempts.

[junjung]

my phone from 2016 has limit
and its not even the flagship one

what are you talking about