Any application that compiles a regular expression from untrusted input is exposed, not just GitLab.
CVE-2026-110264 scores 10.0, reaches back to 2014 and lands one patch above the update admins applied nine days ago.
A crafted regular expression in a CI/CD file could let an unauthenticated stranger run code on a self-managed server.
A signed-in Duo user could break out of a prompt template sandbox and run commands on self-hosted AI Gateway hosts,…
Aikido Security found GitLab's per-user issue email doubles as a non-expiring token that can commit code as the account owner.
Two GitLab flaws, one a perfect 10.0, drew automated probes within hours of the patch.
GitLab shipped emergency patches for a critical GraphQL code injection flaw that lets unauthenticated attackers modify or delete public projects.
The emergency patches address a high severity identity spoofing flaw in AI workflow runners and a denial of service bug…