Reported by aliminator on 2012-06-13 15:43
When using NVDA (both portable or installed) it is possible to explore the screen although the system is locked.
In some cases, it was even possible to click on some elements.
In that scenario, navigation commands such as NextObjectInSameHierarchy etc. have been assigned to the keys of a braille display.
If there is a script handler executing those commands it should check whether the system is locke rather than catching specific keys such as the numlock key strokes.
Reported by aliminator on 2012-06-13 15:43
When using NVDA (both portable or installed) it is possible to explore the screen although the system is locked.
In some cases, it was even possible to click on some elements.
In that scenario, navigation commands such as NextObjectInSameHierarchy etc. have been assigned to the keys of a braille display.
If there is a script handler executing those commands it should check whether the system is locke rather than catching specific keys such as the numlock key strokes.