A GitLab critical vulnerability, CVE-2026-97229 (CVSS 10.0), allows unauthenticated arbitrary code execution. Upgrade to GitLab 19.4.2 now.

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A CVSS 10 GeoServer Cloud vulnerability in a GitHub Actions workflow could have leaked repository secrets. No abuse found, and the workflow is gone.

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Jenkins patched 20 plugin vulnerabilities, including 7 Script Security sandbox bypasses that allow remote code execution on the controller. Update now.

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GitHub’s new Actions safeguard pauses potentially malicious workflow runs before execution, leaving repository owners to decide who can approve them and what checks must come first.

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JetBrains has patched CVE-2026-63077, a critical TeamCity flaw that could let unauthenticated attackers execute server commands and compromise connected CI/CD pipelines.

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Narrow “shift left” has failed at AI scale. Move from developer-led fixes to AppSec-managed automation that triages findings and delivers tested pull-request fixes so teams can safely manage AI-generated code.

The post Shift Left Has Shifted Wrong: Why AppSec Teams – Not Developers – Must Lead Security in the Age of AI Coding  appeared first on Security Boulevard.