[VULN] - Severe Vulnerabilities in PAM-PKCS#11 Put Linux Authentication at Risk

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[VULN] - Severe Vulnerabilities in PAM-PKCS#11 Put Linux Authentication at Risk - CVE-2025-24032

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8 months ago

[VULN] - Severe Vulnerabilities in PAM-PKCS#11 Put Linux Authentication at Risk - CVE-2025-24032

Multiple critical security flaws have been discovered in the PAM-PKCS#11 login module, a widely used tool for X.509 certificate-based authentication on Linux systems. These vulnerabilities could enable attackers to bypass authentication, gain unauthorized system access, and potentially escalate privileges.