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CISA adds maximum-severity GitLab flaw CVE-2026-97229 to exploited vulnerabilities catalogue

Severity
Critical
Highest CVSS
10.0
Exploited
Yes
Sources
4

A serious flaw in GitLab, a tool software teams use to manage code, is being used by attackers. It could let someone take control of a GitLab server without logging in. The US cyber agency CISA has told organisations to update quickly.

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What to do

  1. Update Gitlab to the fixed version for your release line (fixes CVE-2026-110264): 18.11.13, 19.0.10, 19.1.9, or see the CVE page for other lines.
  2. Update Gitlab to the fixed version for your release line (fixes CVE-2026-97229): 19.2.8, 19.3.5 or 19.4.2.
  3. CVE-2026-97229 is being exploited: treat it as urgent.
  4. Check whether you use Gitlab: add it to your watchlist to hear when it is affected. Open your watchlist

Based on advisory data

Vulnerabilities

Full story timeline · 7 updates

  1. Tue 13 OctoberCVE-2026-97229 published, CVSS 10.0NVD
  2. Thu 22 OctoberCVE-2026-110264 published, CVSS 10.0NVD
  3. Max-severity GitLab bug allows remote code execution over 12 years of releasesThe Register (Security)
  4. Thu 29 OctoberCVE-2026-97229 added to CISA’s exploited listCISA KEV
  5. Fri 30 OctoberCISA Warns of GitLab Integer Overflow Vulnerability Exploited in AttacksCyber Security News
  6. Max-Severity GitLab Vulnerability Exploited Against Alpine LinuxSecurityWeek
  7. CISA Confirms Active Exploitation of GitLab Vulnerability CVE-2026-97229GBHackers

Who reported · 4 outlets

The Register (Security)Cyber Security NewsSecurityWeekGBHackers

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