Apple Face ID's Attention Detection Safeguard Fooled By 3D-Printed Mask

Looks like Apple's Face ID technology isn't really that secure after all. After being previously tricked by a $150 mask, the Cupertino giant's new biometric system that was introduced with iPhone X is once again fooled by a 3D-printed mask even when the "Require Attention" feature is turned on. On Monday, Vietnamese security company Bkav once again proved that Apple's Face ID can easily be tricked when one has the right resources. The company apparently shared a video clip showing an iPhone X getting unlocked by a $200 3D printed mask made of stone powder. Bkav's new video comes 2 weeks after the company made headlines in mid-November for showing that a mask could easily bypass Face ID.