GitLab Email Token Lets Attackers Push Code to Main and Execute CI/CD Jobs

A long-lived GitLab incoming email token embedded in project email addresses for the “Email work item” feature can be exploited to push attacker-controlled code, create merge requests, and trigger CI/CD pipelines using the permissions of the token owner. This issue can also bypass GitLab’s IP restrictions, as incoming email is explicitly excluded from those controls. […]

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