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GitLab patches maximum-severity unauthenticated remote code execution flaw

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  2. Analysis urges self-managed operators to recheck October upgrades after patch 19.5.1

    Original on biztechweekly.com 1 source

  3. Coverage notes this is GitLab's second CVSS 10.0 code execution flaw this October

    Original on gcn.com +1 similar2 sources

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  4. Ruby fixes three Onigmo regex bugs behind four critical GitLab code execution flaws

    Original on thehackernews.com 1 source

  5. Security press keeps covering the flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-110264, two days on

    Original on dailysecurityreview.com 1 source

  6. Trade press details GitLab's full set of critical patches a day after release

    Original on csoonline.com +1 similar2 sources

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  7. Patch release also fixes an auto-linking account takeover and a poisoned discovery flaw

    Original on forkast.news 1 source

  8. KEY

    GitLab urges self-managed customers to upgrade to patched releases across seven branches as soon as possible

    Original on vgtimes.com +1 similar2 sources

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  9. GitLab releases fixes for CVSS 10.0 flaw letting unauthenticated attackers run code, affecting 12 years of releases

    Original on thehackernews.com 1 source

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