Critical InputPlumber Vulnerabilities Enable UI Input Injection and DoS
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Critical vulnerabilities in InputPlumber, a Linux input device utility for SteamOS, could allow attackers to inject UI inputs and cause denial-of-service conditions on affected systems. The vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2025-66005 and CVE-2025-14338, affect InputPlumber versions prior to v0.69.0 and are due to inadequate D-Bus authorization mechanisms.
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