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CVE-2025-8094 is a high-severity improper handling of permissions vulnerability in the GitLab Community Edition and Enterprise Edition project API. Under certain conditions, authenticated users with maintainer privileges could manipulate shared infrastructure resources beyond their intended access level through the project API. The flaw stems from insufficient permission enforcement in API operations governing access to shared CI/CD-related infrastructure resources, allowing a maintainer to act outside the intended authorization boundary. GitLab addressed the issue by refining permission checks within the project API to enforce proper access controls.
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A GitLab project API permission flaw that lets maintainers manipulate shared infrastructure resources beyond intended access, potentially causing denial of service to other CI/CD pipelines.
A high-severity permission-handling flaw in the GitLab project API that could let authenticated maintainers cause denial of service to other users' CI/CD pipelines.
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