Security Concerns Related to Kernel-Level Anti-Cheat in Steam Games

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References :

trust.okta.com: Okta's official security advisory disclosing the username vulnerability.
www.engadget.com: Engadget article on the Okta Vulnerability that allowed passwordless logins for accounts with long usernames.
www.theverge.com: The Verge's reporting on the Okta vulnerability and its potential impact.
indieweb.social: A social media post mentioning the new Steam policy and its potential impact on Linux users.
mastodon.social: A social media post mentioning the new Steam policy and its potential impact on Linux users.
www.gamingonlinux.com: This article discusses the new Steam policy requiring the disclosure of kernel-level anti-cheat software usage.
sec.okta.com: Okta is committed to building security into everything we do, and we are proud to be a part of CISA’s Secure by Design initiative.
CSO Online: With over 200 software vendors pledged to CISA’s “secure by design” principles and a number of them having already submitted their commitment progress reports, a few unfortunate goofs show that some are more committed than others.

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