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CVE-2024-30098 is a Windows Cryptographic Services security feature bypass vulnerability. The provided context indicates the issue is associated with applications that use smart card certificates, and Microsoft later improved Windows Security event logging to include the affected application name so administrators can identify software relying on smart card certificates that may require updates after the security changes. No further technical detail about the vulnerable code path, affected function, or exact bypass mechanism is provided in the supplied content.
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A previously disclosed vulnerability referenced in the context of improved Windows event logging for affected applications using smart card certificates.
A specific Windows security vulnerability referenced in the context of improved event logging for affected applications relying on smart card certificates.
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