Mike, Head of Mobility Security at Bank Ltd, wants to disable all fingerprint authentication from devices. He believes that an image of the biometric data is extracted from the devices and stored in Google Cloud. Which of the following facts would you use to easy Mikes concern? (Select 2) Select All Correct Responses

The device creates a mathematical template of the fingerprint, not an image. This template is a numerical representation, not a scannable picture, making it useless if stolen. Furthermore, this biometric template is stored in the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) and is signed with a device-specific key. This means the template is cryptographically bound to that particular device and cannot be transferred or used on another device, even if extracted. The incorrect options suggest that biometric data is stored in Google Cloud or on the user's filesystem, which is not accurate for how Android handles fingerprint authentication securely.