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Thank you for your report, Ian.
Package: libpam-rsa
Version: 0.8-9-2.4
Tags: security
* What led up to the situation?
1. I manually locked my screen using xscreensaver-command -lock.
2. I moved the pointer, causing the xscreensaver password screen to appear.
3. I moved the pointer some
Jan Is it possible to reproduce that xscreensaver crash also without
Jan libpam-rsa module being used? (when using pam-unix login
Jan alternative with the same scenario)
No, it doesn't happen with pam-unix. This had been kicked around the
debian security team for a couple of days before this
On mar., 2012-11-13 at 09:00 -0800, Ian Zimmerman wrote:
Jan Is it possible to reproduce that xscreensaver crash also without
Jan libpam-rsa module being used? (when using pam-unix login
Jan alternative with the same scenario)
No, it doesn't happen with pam-unix. This had been kicked around
Package: libpam-rsa
Version: 0.8-9-2.4
Tags: security
* What led up to the situation?
1. I manually locked my screen using xscreensaver-command -lock.
2. I moved the pointer, causing the xscreensaver password screen to appear.
3. I moved the pointer some more and waited for the timeout to expire.
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