Researchers from security firm Legit on Thursday demonstrated an attack that induced Duo into inserting malicious code into a script it had been instructed to write. The attack could also leak private ...

GitLab’s coding assistant Duo can parse malicious AI prompts hidden in comments, source code, merge request descriptions and commit messages from public repositories, researchers found.

The Middle States Commission on Higher Education accepted Keystone College’s request to merge with a Washington ... Written evidence of review, including approval of the transaction from ...

According to Legit Security’s blog post, attackers were able to plant hidden prompts within various parts of GitLab projects, including merge request descriptions, commit messages, and issue ...

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The Middle States Commission on Higher Education accepted Keystone College’s request to merge with a Washington ... Written evidence of review, including approval of the transaction from all ...

On top of that, by taking advantage of GitLab Duo Chat's ability to access information about specific merge requests and the code changes inside of them, Legit Security found that it's possible to ...

Once a review is complete, the reviewer can approve the PR or request changes ... is just as good as GitHub’s and even has a few extras to offer. GitLab’s merge requests (MR) are similar to GitHub’s ...