CVE-2023-7028: critical vulnerability in GitLab
Weak Password Recovery Mechanism for Forgotten Password in GitLab
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GitLab's password reset feature could send recovery emails to unverified email addresses, allowing attackers to take over accounts by changing passwords without proper verification.
A flaw in GitLab's password recovery mechanism (CWE-640) permits password reset tokens to be delivered to unverified email addresses without prior ownership validation. An attacker can register an account with a victim's email, receive the password reset link, and gain unauthorized access to the target account. This affects multiple GitLab versions across CE/EE deployments.
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