dwrensha
outdated gitlab version
gitlab-ce 11 is out, while the version in the sandstorm store is the old (and vulnerable) 8.7 which was released more than two years ago. is it possible to have an updated version released?
@PalinuroSec David isn't currently maintaining the Sandstorm packages under his username, but if anyone is interested in packaging an updated version, we can usually get ahold of the publishing keys, and help get through the process of publishing an updated package. (And usually, updating a package is mostly straightforward, you take the newer version of the app, and make the same Sandstorm-specific modifications.)
As a note though, Sandstorm apps tend to have drastically reduced attack surface, the majority of vulnerabilities apps have are not functionally useful on Sandstorm. Since Sandstorm will not permit a user access to a grain they don't have permission for, for example, Sandstorm grains not shared with anyone are nearly completely secure. For grains you have shared, the greatest potential vulnerability is generally that someone who has access at some level (say, read-only access) to elevate their privilege within that particularly grain.
Hey guys, as I'm using the sandstorm gitlab port a lot, I'm very interested in an updated version too and I will take a look at it. I've done that with other apps too, so I hope I'm capable to update gitlab. I hope to be able to work on this very quickly.
Stay tuned!
FYI: I was able to start working on that. I'll hope to make some progress next week. Will let you know asap when there is something ready to test.
FYI: I was able to start working on that. I'll hope to make some progress next week. Will let you know asap when there is something ready to test.
wow. cool dude. please do help. it will be nice. wish i knew how to do all these
This app needs to be removed from the app list, it is legacy & insecure.
Most security vulnerabilities do not work in Sandstorm apps. Do you have a specific security issue that can be executed against a Sandstorm GitLab grain to allow someone without access to the grain to access it?