Jul 3, 2014 - Jacob Vosmaer

GitLab not affected by Rails vulnerability CVE-2014-3483

Developers of Ruby on Rails released a security advisory for SQL injection vulnerability CVE-2014-3483. GitLab is not affected.

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Yesterday the developers of Ruby on Rails released a security advisory for SQL injection vulnerability CVE-2014-3483. GitLab is not affected by this vulnerability.

Background

CVE-2014-3483 affects applications which use PostgreSQL bitstring or range types in their database schema. GitLab uses neither of these types in its database schema.

Please contact us at support@gitlab.com if you have any questions about this issue.

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