Bleepingcomputer GitLab 2FA Bypass Vulnerability Patched
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GitLab has patched a critical two-factor authentication bypass vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-0723, affecting both Community and Enterprise editions of its application development platform. The flaw allows attackers with knowledge of a target's account ID to circumvent two-factor authentication. GitLab has released updates to address this issue along with four other vulnerabilities.
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