The version of FreeBSD installed on the remote host is prior to tested version. It is, therefore, affected by multiple vulnerabilities as referenced in the 04422df1-40d8-11ed-9be7-454b1dd82c64 advisory.

– Gitlab reports: Denial of Service via cloning an issue Arbitrary PUT request as victim user through Sentry error list Content injection via External Status Checks Project maintainers can access Datadog API Key from logs Unsafe serialization of Json data could lead to sensitive data leakage Import bug allows importing of private local git repos Maintainer can leak Github access tokens by changing integration URL (even after 15.2.1 patch) Unauthorized users able to create issues in any project Bypass group IP restriction on Dependency Proxy Healthcheck endpoint allow list can be bypassed when accessed over HTTP in an HTTPS enabled system Disclosure of Todo details to guest users A user’s primary email may be disclosed through group member events webhooks Content manipulation due to branch/tag name confusion with the default branch name Leakage of email addresses in WebHook logs Specially crafted output makes job logs inaccessible Enforce editing approval rules on project level (CVE-2022-2882, CVE-2022-2904, CVE-2022-3018, CVE-2022-3060, CVE-2022-3066, CVE-2022-3067, CVE-2022-3279, CVE-2022-3283, CVE-2022-3285, CVE-2022-3286, CVE-2022-3288, CVE-2022-3291, CVE-2022-3293, CVE-2022-3325, CVE-2022-3330, CVE-2022-3351)

Note that Nessus has not tested for these issues but has instead relied only on the application’s self-reported version number.Read More