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Certain Samsung phones are vulnerable to a fast-fingered attack that can completely bypass the lock screen. Mobile security vendors Bkav and Lookout offer third-party protection, pending a fix by ...

A vulnerability exists in Samsung devices running Android version 4.1.2 that could give unauthenticated users the ability to circumvent the screen lock and view the home screen, run apps, and ...

Tested on an Samsung Galaxy Note II with Android 4.1.2, an attacker can bypass the device's lock screen, albeit momentarily, to access functions and view data on the device.

Step 3: Select Remove Google Lock (FRP) Choose the Remove Google Lock (FRP) option from the screen that will wipe out the data on your Samsung and click Start to continue with the bypass process.

Uh oh! Security flaw allows users to bypass Galaxy Note 2 lock screen By Joshua Pramis Published March 4, 2013 Image used with permission by copyright holder Uh oh.

The Android glitch allows hackers to circumvent the lock screen, run apps and access contacts without ever having to enter a password or PIN or use Face Unlock mechanisms.

4 – Can also bypass Android screen lock password, pattern lock, PIN, fingerprint, and face ID. 5 – Gives back access to Android phones without limitations.

After what they report was tricky timing issues with getting the method just right, they were able to entirely bypass the lock screen on the Galaxy S III, which was running Android 4.1.2.

Following a brief lock screen bypass that had 'limited scope', another Samsung owner has found that the lock screen on Galaxy S III handsets can be bypassed completely.