GitLab CVE Waves
Internet-facing GitLab instances compromised for mining and backdoors
GitLab CVE Waves — Internet-facing GitLab instances compromised for mining and backdoors Relates to CVE-2021-22205, CVE-2023-7028. (Source: CISA KEV)
Definition
Internet-facing GitLab instances compromised for mining and backdoors
Why It Matters / Impact
Internet-facing GitLab instances compromised for mining and backdoors
Current Status
- Review status: published
- Last updated: 2026-08-26
- Evidence: 2 source(s) · 2 CVE(s) linked
- Confidence: 85%
Timeline
- 2021-10 — ExifTool RCE exploited
- 2024-01 — CVE-2023-7028 account-takeover wave
Sources
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