JWT/Fabrikant: iPhone hacked for Groupe Mutuel
If you want to protect yourself as effectively as possible against cybercriminals, you need to understand exactly how they operate. To drive this point home, JWT/Fabrikant became a hacker itself on behalf of Groupe Mutuel.
After extensive research, JWT/Fabrikant Zurich cracked a security innovation that Apple had been working on for several years in less than twenty minutes: Apple Touch ID. Equipped with nothing more than a small bottle of liquid latex, the researchers were able to easily create an artificial fingerprint from the grease mark on the glass surface of an iPhone, according to the press release. The device was then unlocked in the normal way.
The agency specializing in social media filmed this coup and disseminated the result via YouTube. Of course, it did not do so without pointing out how to protect oneself against such minor and major crimes: With the digital all-round protection of Groupe Mutuel.
