A security analyst has dismissed a vulnerability as a false positive. Later, a new commit introduces the same vulnerability again. What will happen in GitLab?

The vulnerability will appear as a new finding in the Security tab.

The vulnerability will be marked as resolved.

The vulnerability will be confirmed.

The vulnerability will be automatically dismissed again.

After a security scan job runs in a pipeline, what is the primary way to verify that it executed successfully?

Check the job's status in the pipeline view

Check the GitLab server logs directly

Look for a green checkmark in the repository's README

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A security analyst has dismissed a vulnerability as a false positive. Later, a new commit introduces the same vulnerability again. What will happen in GitLab?
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After a security scan job runs in a pipeline, what is the primary way to verify that it executed successfully?
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Questions 26–27

A security analyst has dismissed a vulnerability as a false positive. Later, a new commit introduces the same vulnerability again. What will happen in GitLab?

After a security scan job runs in a pipeline, what is the primary way to verify that it executed successfully?

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