CVE-2025-3358 is a vulnerability entry that was reserved on April 7, 2025, but subsequently marked as REJECTED by the assigning authority, GitLab. The available metadata indicates that no detailed technical description, affected products or versions, or exploit information has been published. There is no CVSS score assigned, no patch information, and no known exploits in the wild. The absence of CWE identifiers and technical details suggests that this CVE entry was either a duplicate, a false positive, or otherwise invalidated during the CVE assignment process. Consequently, there is no concrete technical information about the nature of the vulnerability, its attack vector, or its impact on confidentiality, integrity, or availability. The lack of vendor or product information further limits the ability to analyze the threat technically. Given the REJECTED status, this CVE does not represent an active or credible security threat at this time.

Since CVE-2025-3358 has been rejected and lacks any technical or exploit information, it does not pose any known risk to European organizations or any other entities. There is no evidence of affected systems or products, no known attack vectors, and no reported exploitation attempts. Therefore, there is no direct impact on confidentiality, integrity, or availability for organizations in Europe. European entities do not need to consider this CVE in their risk assessments or security planning. The rejection status effectively nullifies this entry as a threat, and it should not influence security postures or incident response strategies.

Given that CVE-2025-3358 is a rejected CVE with no associated vulnerability details or affected products, no specific mitigation actions are necessary. Organizations should continue to follow standard cybersecurity best practices, including maintaining up-to-date patching processes, monitoring threat intelligence feeds for valid vulnerabilities, and employing robust security controls. It is recommended to disregard this CVE in vulnerability management systems to avoid unnecessary resource allocation. Security teams should verify that their vulnerability management tools are updated to reflect the rejection status to prevent false positives or alerts related to this CVE.