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Nov 8, 2013 - Jacob Vosmaer

Security advisory regarding CVE-2013-4546

Learn more about critical security vulnerability affecting older versions of GitLab (CVE-2013-4546).

We have just an advisory about a critical security vulnerability affecting older versions of GitLab (CVE-2013-4546). All users of GitLab Enterprise Edition should update gitlab-shell to version 1.7.4 or newer immediately. For more information please see the advisory on blog.

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