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gitlab-public-recon

Mine GitLab for secrets, CI tokens when subdomain found.

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# GitLab Public Recon Skill

Enumerate publicly accessible GitLab repositories to extract source code, credentials, internal IPs, CI/CD tokens, deployment configurations, and environment files. GitLab instances with registration enabled or public visibility expose the entire development infrastructure. Confirmed on gov-finance-portal (3 public repos, 461K CPFs, internal IP 10.11.82.75, CI/CD tokens), dev-agency (GitLab with SSL private keys), and fitness-chain (Firebase SA keys in repos).

## When to Use

- Target has a `gitlab.` subdomain or self-hosted GitLab instance.
- crt.sh reveals `gitlab.target.com` in certificates.
- After `subdomain-enumeration` discovers GitLab hosts.
- After `js-secrets-extraction` finds GitLab CI/CD references.
- Target is a government agency or large enterprise (common self-hosted GitLab users).

## Prerequisites
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