Description of problem: After starting up the computer, it gets to the screen with the loging screen that says 'Please enter password to unlock your login keyring'. IF I then click on Cancel 4 times, I am logged in and can, for example, start up Mozilla and surf the internet. The problem I have with that is that my 5-year old son Yael, who discovered the bug, can do that too, even if he is alone. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 20 How reproducible: every time after starting up Steps to Reproduce: 1. start up computer 2. click on cancel 4 times at login screen 3. that's all, you're logged in Actual results: Everybody can start up my computer even without knowing my password Expected results: Not being able to log in without entering a password Additional info: I filed a question on AskFedore on November 14, under the title "Login without password" and in the end was advised by the AskFedora moderator (Mether) to file a bug report. The problem continued after updating the system with sudo yum update. I did sudo journalctl –since -2m | fpaste immediately after logging in without a password. This resulted in this URL: http://paste.fedoraproject.org/151318/16178313 I made a little video of my logging in without a password. You can find it here, together with two screenshots: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/iwlakg64khwza8k/AACPVQoAeMHBLgsk_6fUc0uea?dl=0
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