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Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side
From: Michael Salmon <lonestarr13 () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2010 16:16:39 -0400
I had this discussion with my friend recently, I think the pattern lock can be more secure if its fairly complex, feedback is enabled and displaying the pattern is turned off (turning off displaying the buttons would be ideal, but would make it hard to enter the correct code). However, everytime you enter your code the oils on your finger leave the pattern on the display, but after using the phone for a minute your fingers overwrite the pattern. On Sep 14, 2010 4:07 PM, "Brian H" <binarynomad () gmail com> wrote: The pattern security is easier to enter, and since it is visually based, that makes it much easier to capture via shoulder surfing (IMO). ---- Brian H binarynomad () gmail com http://www.binarynomad.com On Sep 14, 2010, at 11:27 AM, Sven Aluoor wrote:
Hi folks Is "pattern security lock" more s...
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- Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Sven Aluoor (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Brian H (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Don Seymour (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Michael Salmon (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Michael Miller (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Dave (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Champ Clark III [Softwink] (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Michael Miller (Sep 16)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Dave (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Brian H (Sep 14)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Anthony Miracle (Sep 15)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Sven Aluoor (Sep 16)
- Re: Android: pattern security lock vs. 4 characters PIN from a security side Tyler Oderkirk (Sep 16)