Airport Security System Fails with Tape
This post was written by Jason Kelly on January 4, 2009
Posted Under: Games
Posted Under: Games
An airport in Tokyo got foiled by a woman using a most underrated spy tool: tape.
The Japanese spent 45-million dollars installing biometric systems in their airports back in 2007 for immigration purposes.
A South Korean bar hostess, who initially got deported back in ‘07 for being in Japan illegally, entered the country again with a fake passport and a piece of tape stuck to her finger tip.
The tape made it impossible to read her fingerprints.
Japanese officials admit that many others probably are doing the same trick to enter the country without proper documentation.
Come on Japan! You guys can make toilets that analyze people’s urine sugar, but your multimillion-dollar biometric-scanner can be fooled by a flimsy piece of tape? Really?!?
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