Unfortunately, this is the high end of security for the future "internet of things". Everything else will be worse.
Something I wonder about, given network access (over the wifi?) could you upload a valid unprocessed raw fingerprint using the unvalidated "restore backup" function to trick the software into logging some valid user's fingerprint was present, gaining access to the facility?
Also I note the complete lack of other biometrics, so a photocopy of any of the recorded "fingers" taped to my finger would seem to validate me.
I would imagine that messing with the machine could be logged, but luckily it appears pretty easy to overwrite local logs with this machine.
Its highly unusual to find a biometric device that is not on a Hollywood set that is not snake oil. It would have been surprising if this device had been legit.
Something I wonder about, given network access (over the wifi?) could you upload a valid unprocessed raw fingerprint using the unvalidated "restore backup" function to trick the software into logging some valid user's fingerprint was present, gaining access to the facility?
Also I note the complete lack of other biometrics, so a photocopy of any of the recorded "fingers" taped to my finger would seem to validate me.
I would imagine that messing with the machine could be logged, but luckily it appears pretty easy to overwrite local logs with this machine.
Its highly unusual to find a biometric device that is not on a Hollywood set that is not snake oil. It would have been surprising if this device had been legit.