@poteto Are credentials kept isolated from the model’s context? I’d be interested to hear how that flow is protected against prompt injection on pages the agent visits.
‼️ FOUR critical GitLab RCE flaws traced back to just THREE bugs in Ruby's regex engine.
Ruby has now fixed them, but this isn't just a GitLab issue.
Other Ruby apps that compile attacker-controlled regex patterns are also affected.
Details ➜ https://t.co/E4NxZyVZcq
‼️ FOUR critical GitLab RCE flaws traced back to just THREE bugs in Ruby's regex engine.
Ruby has now fixed them, but this isn't just a GitLab issue.
Other Ruby apps that compile attacker-controlled regex patterns are also affected.
Details ➜ https://t.co/E4NxZyVZcq
@Huntio Useful distinction between exposed PHP versions and confirmed exploitability. What evidence are you using to separate exploit staging from successful execution?
@three_cube Curious how it handles authenticated sessions and business logic testing. Does it validate findings with reproducible evidence, or leave that step to the operator?
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