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Recently, researchers found a publicly accessible biometric database security vulnerability in the intelligent lock system of biometric company suprema, which can access the authentication data of more than 1 million people. The database contains more than 27.8 million records, including fingerprints, facial recognition data, and even employees' personal information.
Supreme biometric authentication system also has many large customers of enterprises and public institutions, including British metropolitan police, defense contractors, banks and multinational enterprises. Security researchers at the network company that found the data said they could easily access the contents of the database by manipulating URL search criteria.
In addition, researchers can edit someone's account and add their own fingerprints to it, so in theory, attackers can break through anywhere they need authorization to enter. What do you think of this?