Daniel Drake wrote:
> Hi,
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> Thanks! That's too big for the list. Would you mind putting the files up
> on a webhost, or perhaps a file sharing service such as yousendit?
Actually, I can put it online on projects.reactivated.net if it's a
problem for you. Just want to check first, since your fingerprint might
be inside :)
I took a quick look at the logs:
- some parts of the Authentec protocol are familiar, e.g. the writing
of registers still seems to be done with 16 bit "reg || value>>8"
bulk writes (which can be chained).
- The amount of data that comes back from the device suggests that this
device does still provide images, even if does matching in hardware
- The host computer uploads quite a lot of data (repeatedly?) early on,
perhaps it is uploading enrollment data for later matching in
hardware?
- My initial glance doesn't give me any impressions whether there is
any encryption or authentication, but this was only a quick look
Daniel
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