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Nine more GitLab token types are caught by the secret scanner

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Secret Redaction

Nine more GitLab token types are now caught and masked by the secret scanner.

What

The scanner replaced its two hard-coded GitLab patterns with a shared, looser suffix match and added nine prefixes, all at high confidence: runner authentication (glrt-), OAuth app secret (gloas-), pipeline trigger (glptt-), Kubernetes agent (glagent-), incoming mail (glimt-), SCIM OAuth (glsoat-), CI build (glcbt-), feed (glft-) and feature-flag client (glffct-).

Details
  • The shared suffix is [\w=-]{20,}(?:\.[0-9a-z]{9})?, which is broader than the previous fixed 20-character match, so longer and dotted token forms are now caught too.
Evidence

gitlab-feature-flag-client-token

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

Related

Other releases about the same thing. Found by shared names or similar wording; neither means one caused the other.

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