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CyberArk uncovers significant vulnerability in Windows Hello facial recognition
15.07.21
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The vulnerability allowed an attacker with physical access to the device to manipulate the authentication process by capturing or recreating a photo of the target’s face and subsequently plugging in a custom-made USB device to inject the spoofed images