Created attachment 944937 [details] actual results Description of problem: Hello, I just cleaned my keyboard with locked screen and figured out that I've created 50 MB of screenshots. I don't want to call it a security issue, but if unauthorized person can consume "unlimited" space on /home or in border case /root (which is usually the same filesystem as /) on a "secured" machine and skip any authentication, then it's a kind of a DOS attack. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. have standard gnome3 installation 2. lock your screen 3. hold or tap printscreen key Actual results: screenshots are taken and stored in ~/Pictures Expected results: nobody should be able to generate such data on a locked machine. Additional info: if there is some "DOS" tracker bug for gnome-shell/lock-screen then please add Bug 1013299 there as well. It could be nice knowledge base for office surprises.
Fixed upstream, the 3.14.1 release due next week will bring the fix to Fedora