GitLab Vulnerabilities Enable Malicious Prompt Injection and Data Theft

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Multiple vulnerabilities in GitLab have been identified, allowing attackers to inject malicious prompts that can lead to the theft of sensitive data. This issue affects users of GitLab, a widely used platform for software development and version control. The vulnerabilities have raised significant concerns regarding data security and integrity.

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GitLab Vulnerabilities Enable Malicious Prompt Injection and Data Theft

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