CVE-2022-4343 - How GitLab EE Credential Leaks Put Your DevOps at Risk
GitLab Enterprise Edition (EE) is a powerhouse when it comes to DevOps pipelines, collaboration, and CI/CD. But sometimes, even the best software can have
CVE-2023-3915 - How GitLab EE Service Accounts Let External Users Escalate Privileges
In the ever-evolving landscape of software vulnerabilities, keeping up with the latest issues is a full-time job. In September 2023, GitLab published a
CVE-2023-4696 - What You Need to Know About the Improper Access Control Vulnerability in usememos/memos (Before v.13.2)
Date Published: June 2024
Category: Security
CVE reference: CVE-2023-4696
Affected software: usememos/memos (versions before .13.2)
Introduction
A recent security vulnerability—CVE-
CVE-2023-4698 - How an Input Validation Bug in usememos/memos (Pre-.13.2) Could Sink Your Notes
Disclosure Date: 2023-10-16
Affected Project: usememos/memos
Affected Versions: Prior to .13.2
Severity: Medium
What’s CVE-2023-4698 All About?
On
CVE-2023-4697 - Understanding and Exploiting Improper Privilege Management in usememos/memos (<.13.2)
In 2023, a significant security flaw was found in usememos/memos, an open-source, self-hosted note-taking app. This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-
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