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CVE-2025-58060 is an authentication-bypass vulnerability in OpenPrinting CUPS 2.4.12 and earlier. When CUPS is configured with an AuthType other than Basic, it does not validate the password in a client-supplied Authorization: Basic header. The authentication-type mismatch allows the request to proceed without proper credential verification, bypassing protection on CUPS administrative and other authenticated endpoints.
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An authentication-bypass vulnerability in CUPS authorization handling.
An authentication-bypass vulnerability in CUPS authorization handling affecting CUPS packages on Rocky Linux 9.
A vulnerability referenced by the CentOS local security-check plugin. No technical vulnerability details or exploitation status are provided.
An authentication-bypass vulnerability in CUPS authorization handling affecting installed CUPS packages on Rocky Linux 8 systems.
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