Multiple vulnerabilities have been found in Git, a popular distributed version control system, as a result of a source code security audit.
This week, the findings of the security audit, which was sponsored by OSTIF and carried out by X41 and GitLab, were made available. Git might be a prime target for threat actors because a flaw in the system could be used to compromise source code repositories or developer systems.
Two critical, one high, one medium, and four low-severity security flaws were discovered during the audit, and the auditors also shared more than two dozen informational notes. CVE-2022-23521 and CVE-2022-41903 are the CVE identifiers given to the critical vulnerabilities.
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