Back in May, Microsoft began setting up new accounts to be passwordless by default . In place of passwords, the company pushed users towards options like passkeys and Windows Hello. Now, German researchers Tillmann Osswald and Dr. Baptiste David have revealed at this year Black Hat conference in Las Vegas how the business version of Windows Hello can be cracked. During their live demonstration, Osswald and David showed just how bad it is. After David logged into his machine using his own face,...
