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GitLab's Critical CVSS 10.0 Wake-Up Call: Is Your CI/CD Pipeline Secure?

The Alpine Linux incident reveals why patching GitLab is not enough—and what every business should do to protect its software supply chain. A critical vulnerability can turn a trusted development platform into an attacker's entry point. That is the lesson from CVE-2026-97229 , a maximum-severity Gi…

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  1. 2026-11-01 20:51 · DEV Community — AI
    GitLab's Critical CVSS 10.0 Wake-Up Call: Is Your CI/CD Pipeline Secure?

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