Posts Tagged ‘fingerprint’
Can fingerprint security on a computer or flash drive be cracked? How secure is it?
Some laptops, for instance from Dell, and some PDAs, and some flash drives (such as SanDisk Profile) have a built in fingerprint recognition for security. Can this be hacked? Could a motivated civilian computer geek do it? or would it take heavy-duty resources like FBI or NSA to do so? I keep mildly sensitive files on my flash drive and want to keep these safe if I lose the flash drive. I am computer-challenged and know zilch about security. Any thoughts?
Posted in dell laptop | 
Tags: computer, dell, Drive, fbi, fingerprint, fingerprint recognition, fingerprint security, flash drive, instance, Laptops, nsa, PDAs, profile, recognition, sandisk, security, sensitive files, zilch | 
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Anybody interested in a Sahara i440d Tablet PC great for school? Or suggestions on how to sell it?
I have a three month old Tablet that is very nice, it has a 2gb RAM, 80gb hard drive, 3 yr warranty, biometric fingerprint scanner, Plustek opticbook scanner, stand, and MS office on it.
This is a link to the ad http://spokane.craigslist.org/ele/456972006.html
I just don’t want this great Tablet to go to waste- I’ve posted this on Tablet PC forums and craigslist. Does anybody else have suggestions for selling it?
Posted in tablet pc |
Tags: 2gb ram, anybody, Drive, fingerprint, fingerprint scanner, month, ms office, Plustek, RAM, sahara, Sahara i, scanner, scanner plustek, School, tablet, tablet pc, warranty, yr warranty |
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I have forgotten my password and challenge question’s answer to my yahoo’s mail. How can I retrieve my passwd?
The problem is that I can get into my mail through my Desktop PC via Fingerprint keyboard, but not my Notebook PC. So now I can only access this mail from my main computer only.
Posted in notebook |
Tags: answer, Challenge, challenge question, desktop, desktop pc, fingerprint, keyboard, mail, main computer, notebook pc, passwd, password, PC. So, problem, question, yahoo |
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