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May 16, 2014 - Job van der Voort

GitLab CI 5.0.1 Security Release

Learn more about GitLab CI 5.0.1 security release because of the recent Rails security vulnerability

We have released GitLab CI 5.0.1 because of the recent Rails security vulnerability CVE-2014-0130.

We recommend everyone to upgrade their GitLab CI installation to the latest version using our upgrade guide.

Please contact us at support.gitlab.comif you have any questions.

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