Samsung pushes out patch for Galaxy S10 and Note10 fingerprint scanner vulnerability

Following reports that the fingerprint scanners of Galaxy S10 and Note10 handsets can be unlocked with any finger, Samsung is now rolling out a fix. The security issue was caused by third-party screen protectors interfering with the fingerprint scanners, making it possible for anyone to unlock a phone with an unregistered fingerprint. While the patch is now rolling out, it remains to be seen whether the vulnerability has been addressed fully. See also: Samsung is killing off Linux on DeX with Android 10 update Samsung responds to reports that Galaxy S10 can be unlocked with ANY fingerprint -- and promises… [Continue Reading]