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Murder Victim's Phone Unlocked Using 3D Printed Fingerprint Replica

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Professor Anil Jain from Michigan State University, who at the end of July with a group of his students successfully unlocked a phone using 3D printed fingerprints, explained the breakthrough technique behind the invention to the press at his laboratory on Tuesday.

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