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GitLab’s Hidden Flaws: Inside the Race to Patch Critical Vulnerabilities

11 Feb 2026 news

GitLab has swiftly addressed critical vulnerabilities in its Community and Enterprise editions. Netcrook investigates the risks, the rapid response, and the broader implications for software security worldwide.

#GitLab | #security vulnerabilities | #open-source

GitLab Races to Patch Critical Security Flaws Exposing Code and Data

11 Feb 2026 news

A series of critical vulnerabilities put GitLab users at risk for data theft, service outages, and code tampering. Emergency patches have been released, but self-managed users must act fast to secure their systems.

#GitLab | #Cybersecurity | #Vulnerabilities

GitLab AI Gateway Vulnerability: The Patch That Prevented a Crisis

09 Feb 2026 news

A silent but significant vulnerability in GitLab’s Duo Self-Hosted AI Gateway was patched before it could be exploited. We investigate what went wrong, how it was fixed, and what it signals for the future of AI security.

#AI Security | #GitLab | #Vulnerability

Unpatched GitLab SSRF Vulnerability: CISA Issues Urgent Warning

04 Feb 2026 news 🌍 North America

A critical SSRF vulnerability in GitLab is under active attack, with CISA urging organizations to patch immediately or risk major breaches. Here’s what you need to know.

#GitLab | #Cybersecurity | #Vulnerability

Inside the GitLab Breach: CISA Alerts to Active SSRF Exploitation

04 Feb 2026 news

CISA has issued an urgent alert about an actively exploited SSRF flaw in GitLab, exposing organizations to data breaches and internal attacks. Learn what’s at stake and how to respond.

#GitLab | #SSRF vulnerability | #cyberattacks

Patch Panic: Atlassian, GitLab, and Zoom Rush to Fix Critical Security Flaws

22 Jan 2026 news

Atlassian, GitLab, and Zoom scrambled this week to patch over two dozen critical and high-severity vulnerabilities. Here's what you need to know—and why updating now is more urgent than ever.

#Atlassian | #GitLab | #Zoom

Critical Flaws Exposed: Zoom and GitLab Scramble to Patch Alarming Security Holes

21 Jan 2026 news 🌍 North America

Zoom and GitLab have rushed to patch major vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to hijack meetings, crash servers, and bypass two-factor authentication. Here’s what you need to know—and why updating now is essential.

#Zoom | #GitLab | #Security Patches

Inside the GitLab Panic: 2FA Bypass and DoS Flaws Threaten Millions

21 Jan 2026 news

GitLab faces a security storm as researchers uncover flaws that enable 2FA bypass and denial-of-service attacks. With millions of users at risk, urgent patching is underway.

#GitLab | #Two-Factor Authentication | #Denial-of-Service

Patch Panic: GitLab CE/EE Vulnerabilities Quietly Sealed Amidst Mounting Security Fears

21 Jan 2026 news

GitLab CE/EE vulnerabilities were recently patched, but the incident highlights persistent risks in securing critical developer tools. Our investigation explains the stakes and the broader implications for the software supply chain.

#GitLab | #Security Vulnerabilities | #Software Supply Chain

GitLab Urges Emergency Patch After Code Execution Vulnerabilities Found

08 Jan 2026 news

A series of high-severity vulnerabilities puts GitLab’s self-managed deployments at risk of code execution, data theft, and service disruption. Immediate patching is essential to thwart potential attacks.

#GitLab | #vulnerabilities | #DevOps