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GitLab Patches Critical Security Flaws: Is Your Software Safe?
GitLab patches a critical bug (CVE-2024-6385) allowing attackers to run pipeline jobs as arbitrary users. This update, along with fixes for other vulnerabilities, highlights the ongoing effort to secure its platform.
Hot Take:
GitLab’s latest updates are like that friend who shows up at the last minute to help you move: appreciated, but couldn’t you have come sooner? Fixing a critical bug that lets attackers run pipeline jobs as arbitrary users? Yikes! It’s like handing out free passes to your secret lair. Meanwhile, Citrix, Broadcom, and CISA are also in the mix, proving that cybersecurity is the gift that keeps on giving… headaches.
Key Points:
- GitLab patched a critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-6385) with a CVSS score of 9.6.
- Other GitLab updates include fixes for medium-severity issues (CVE-2024-5257).
- Citrix addressed a critical flaw in NetScaler Console (CVE-2024-6235, CVSS score: 9.4).
- Broadcom patched medium-severity vulnerabilities in VMware Cloud Director and VMware Aria Automation.
- CISA and FBI released bulletins urging manufacturers to fix OS command injection flaws.
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