Metasploit Adds Modules for GitLab File Read, Langflow RCE and IPv6 DNS Takeover

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Summary

The Metasploit 6.5.5 roundup adds modules for an actively exploited unauthenticated GitLab file-read flaw, authenticated Langflow RCE, IPv6 DNS takeover, and Kate persistence, alongside other framework updates.

Key points

  • A new module targets CVE-2026-85706, an unauthenticated file-read flaw in GitLab CE and EE; the article says it is exploited in the wild.
  • Affected GitLab versions are 18.7 to before 19.1.8, 19.2 to before 19.2.6, and 19.3 to before 19.3.2.
  • New DHCPv6 and IPv6 router-advertisement modules can coerce Windows and RFC 8106 clients into using an attacker-controlled DNS server, supporting a Kerberos relay attack chain.
  • A new exploit module targets authenticated RCE CVE-2026-18729 in Langflow versions 1.11.1 and below.
  • The roundup also adds a multiplatform persistence module for Kate and updates ZoomEye search handling.
  • The article says users can update the Metasploit Framework to version 6.5.5 with msfupdate.

Article Details

Event Type
Metasploit Framework wrap-up announcing new exploit and auxiliary modules, module enhancements, and bug fixes.
Impact
The new modules address an unauthenticated arbitrary file-read vulnerability in GitLab, authenticated remote code execution in Langflow, and IPv6 DNS takeover techniques affecting Windows and RFC 8106 clients. The article advises users of affected self-hosted GitLab versions to patch. It does not report confirmed exploitation of the Langflow or DNS-takeover vulnerabilities.

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