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GitLab rotating Omnibus Linux package signing key

Learn who is impacted by the rotation of the GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) key and what you need to know.

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Prepare now: Docker Hub rate limits will impact GitLab CI/CD

Learn how Docker Hub's upcoming pull rate limits will affect GitLab pipelines and what you can do to avoid disruptions.

GitLab achieves PCI DSS Attestation of Compliance

Learn how our completion of the AoC as a Level 1 Service Provider, along with our broader security credentials, helps us support customers' compliance efforts.

GitLab Webhooks get smarter with self-healing capabilities

Introducing changes to webhook self-healing behavior, which reduce manual intervention and improve reliability. Discover the impact on your integrations and how to prepare.

GitLab Linux package being upgraded to OpenSSL 3 in GitLab 17.7

OpenSSL 1 is now end-of-life. Learn which GitLab instances will be impacted, and how to update your external endpoints to support OpenSSL 3.

GitLab now supports SHA256 repositories

Try this experimental security feature to create test projects.

GitLab Support to require sign-in to create support tickets

Find out why this change is occurring and what you need to do.

GitLab extends Omnibus package signing key expiration to 2025

Our GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) key will now expire on July 1, 2025. Here's what you need to know.

Rate limitations announced for Projects, Groups, and Users APIs

Learn why these changes are being made, when they go into effect, and what to expect.

A guide to the high-impact breaking changes in GitLab 17.0

Find, assess, and mitigate the impact of deprecations and breaking changes in this year’s major release.

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