CISA Adds Maximum-Severity GitLab Vulnerability to KEV Catalog, Confirms Wild Exploitation
Agency urges immediate patching after attackers begin exploiting flaw earlier this month

Key Takeaways
- CISA has added a maximum-severity GitLab vulnerability to its KEV catalog, confirming active exploitation in the wild.
- GitLab patched the vulnerability earlier this month; patches are available for all supported versions.
- US federal agencies are subject to mandatory patching deadlines triggered by the KEV addition.
- All organizations using GitLab should update to the latest patched versions without delay.
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