Biometric access to your laptop? Why you might want to try Windows Hello

If your computer has the right hardware, accessing it using your face or your fingerprint can be more secure than traditional ...
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Should you be using Windows Hello to protect your computer?

Q: What’s Windows Hello, and should I be using it? A: If you’re like most computer users, getting into your PC involves typing in a password or maybe even a PIN. Windows Hello is akin to what most of ...
Bleeping Computer

Microsoft testing Windows 11 support for third-party passkeys

Microsoft is now testing WebAuthn API updates that add support for using third-party passkey providers for Windows 11 passwordless authentication. Passkeys use biometric authentication, such as ...
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Microsoft has disabled a 'key feature' to enhance Windows security

Microsoft has enhanced the security of the Windows operating system but for that it has disabled a crucial feature. The company has quietly updated Windows Hello's face unlock feature, which now ...
Mint

Windows Hello face unlock now doesn’t work in the dark by default

Windows 11’s new Start menu lets you scroll, group apps, and customise your layout for a smarter, tidier desktop.(Unsplash) If you have been relying on Windows Hello facial unlock to access your ...
Forbes

Microsoft Windows Security Bypass — Hello Hackers Use Own Faces

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. This story has been updated on August 59with a statement from ...