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CVE-2023-6955 is an improper access control vulnerability in GitLab Remote Development / GitLab Workspaces. In affected versions, authorization checks are insufficient when creating a workspace, allowing a workspace created under one group or root namespace to be associated with an agent belonging to a different group. This breaks expected group-boundary isolation in the Workspaces feature and permits cross-namespace resource association that should be rejected by the application.
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A vulnerability in GitLab that highlights the need for strong security measures. Specific details about the vulnerability are not provided in the content.
A medium-severity improper access control vulnerability in GitLab Workspaces that allows creation of a workspace in one group associated with an agent from another group.
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