Collaborate Disseminate
A serious vulnerability was patched by developers behind Git that closes the door on a flaw that could lead to arbitrary code execution on a developer’s system. Continue reading Bug In Git Opens Developer Systems Up to Attack
The exposed data, available free by registering an email address, shows CA used software developed by AggregateIQ to sway US elections.
Continue reading Cambridge Analytica’s secret coding sauce allegedly leaked
Here is an interesting twist: GitLab, which in many ways competes with GitHub as a shared code repository service for teams, is bringing its continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) features to GitHub. The new service is launching today as part of GitLab’s hosted service. It will remain free to developers until March 22, 2019. After […] Continue reading GitLab adds support for GitHub
I published the following diary on isc.sans.org: “Version control tools aren’t only for Developers“. When you start to work on a big project or within a team of developers, it is very useful to use a version control system. The most known are probably ’svn’ or ‘git’. For developers, such
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Continue reading [SANS ISC] Version control tools aren’t only for Developers
GitLab, the popular web-based Git repository manager, fixed a vulnerability recently that could have opened its users up to session hijacking attacks.
Continue reading Session Hijacking Bug Exposed GitLab Users Private Tokens
Todd R. Weiss
When GitLab.com had a recent backup system failure which resulted in the loss of 300GB of user data, the company was forced to look inward to make system imp… Continue reading What to Learn from GitLab’s Recent Data Backup Disaster
Has work been a little stressful this week, are things getting you down? Spare a thought for an unnamed sysadmin at the GitHub-alike startup GitLab, who early yesterday performed a deletion task on a PostgreSQL database in response to some problems they were having in the wake of an attack by spammers. Unfortunately due to a command line error he ran the deletion on one of the databases behind the company’s main service, forcing it to be taken down. By the time the deletion was stopped, only 4.5 Gb of the 300 Gb trove of data remained.
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GitLab, which provides a source code version control repository for software developers, has come a cropper after an employee accidentally deleted a directory on the wrong server.
Continue reading GitLab down after it deletes wrong directory and backups stumble
Developers with GitLab fixed a critical vulnerability in the open source repository manager that could have allowed the theft of application files, tokens, or secrets.
Continue reading GitLab Patches Command Execution Vulnerability
