
Patch GitLab to Stop SAML-LDAP Account Takeover Without Victim Interaction
GitLab users must update to block a high-severity flaw allowing authenticated attackers to hijack LDAP accounts via improper input sanitization.
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GitLab users must update to block a high-severity flaw allowing authenticated attackers to hijack LDAP accounts via improper input sanitization.

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Page editors in vulnerable Grav versions can bypass allowlists to delete directories or read files by renaming form fields.

Piflow 2.0.0 and 2.0.1 allow unauthenticated remote code execution via chat agents, risking credential theft.

Authenticated users can execute OS commands in vulnerable Camunda 7 versions by injecting expressions into query fields, bypassing safety controls.

Default tokenless deployments of the Mercury framework allow anonymous users to create Jupyter kernels and run arbitrary Python code on exposed servers.