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Strypey
@strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz  ·  activity timestamp last week

Can anyone explain why my @Codeberg avatar is now a random anime girl?

https://codeberg.org/strypey

Did I forgot to set one and this is the new random selection used until I do? Has my password been compromised? Has CodeBerg been compromised?

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strypey

Free human being of this Earth. Serial co-founder of net stuff, including Bridge Seat Cooperative, and CreativeCommons Aotearoa/NZ (now Tohatoha). Researcher for fediverse.party.
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Gusted
@Gusted@social.linux.pizza replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

@strypey

Hi,

I'm so sorry, I am responsible for this. I've fixed this immediately. Earlier this week we upgraded Codeberg to Forgejo v13, one of its new features is to strip exif data from avatars (https://forgejo.org/2025-10-release-v13-0/#avatar-image-privacy). I've run this command yesterday on Codeberg but was surprised to learn it ran into errors with your avatar. One of the exif tags was malformed (https://codeberg.org/superseriousbusiness/exif-terminator/issues/16) and resulted in aborting the process, I replaced your avatar with with my own avatar (https://codeberg.org/gusted) to continue the process. Unfortunately I ran into other problems during this process and went to sleep and forgot to replace your avatar back.The avatar replacement should've been temporary and not have been noticed by anyone, that's entirely my fault. I hope you accept this apology.

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Gusted

I’m aware (and the NSA is), that I’m pretty 🌈. Bismuth + Iodine Forgejo contributor Codeberg executive board member 2025-2026 Codeberg presidium member 2025-2027 For more interesting repositories: https://git.gusted.xyz/Gusted
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bug: malformed JPEG exif data aborts termination

Hello! Forgejo recently released an EXIF stripping capability built upon exif-terminator (https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/pulls/9638), thank you for creating this handy and easy-to-use library. While performing mass-stripping operations on Codeberg, @Gusted discovered a user avatar which...

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@Gusted@social.linux.pizza replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

@strypey

Hi,

I'm so sorry, I am responsible for this. I've fixed this immediately. Earlier this week we upgraded Codeberg to Forgejo v13, one of its new features is to strip exif data from avatars (https://forgejo.org/2025-10-release-v13-0/#avatar-image-privacy). I've run this command yesterday on Codeberg but was surprised to learn it ran into errors with your avatar. One of the exif tags was malformed (https://codeberg.org/superseriousbusiness/exif-terminator/issues/16) and resulted in aborting the process, I replaced your avatar with with my own avatar (https://codeberg.org/gusted) to continue the process. Unfortunately I ran into other problems during this process and went to sleep and forgot to replace your avatar back.The avatar replacement should've been temporary and not have been noticed by anyone, that's entirely my fault. I hope you accept this apology.

@Codeberg

Codeberg.org

Gusted

I’m aware (and the NSA is), that I’m pretty 🌈. Bismuth + Iodine Forgejo contributor Codeberg executive board member 2025-2026 Codeberg presidium member 2025-2027 For more interesting repositories: https://git.gusted.xyz/Gusted
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bug: malformed JPEG exif data aborts termination

Hello! Forgejo recently released an EXIF stripping capability built upon exif-terminator (https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/pulls/9638), thank you for creating this handy and easy-to-use library. While performing mass-stripping operations on Codeberg, @Gusted discovered a user avatar which...

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Carey
@carey@mastodon.nz replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

@strypey @Codeberg It's not exactly random; that's a version of a character used by AMD in Japan. My charitable guess would be a bug that assigned someone's avatar upload to the wrong profile, which is concerning but not necessarily an indication of a compromise.

If the Last-Modified timestamp on the image at https://codeberg.org/avatars/ce29dbcbd831e1fcf30a7aef6f3aaa868ffcba41fdf7331e73a2f77b43495ab3 is correct, it was only uploaded at 9:55 this morning, NZ time.

https://codeberg.org/avatars/ce29dbcbd831e1fcf30a7aef6f3aaa868ffcba41fdf7331e73a2f77b43495ab3
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Stomata
@Stomata@social.linux.pizza replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

@strypey @Codeberg Is it a joke or somthing? Or are you serious?

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Strypey
@strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

@Stomata
> Is it a joke or somthing?

If it is, the joke's on me. I have never and will never use an anime avatar for a Strypey account anywhere.

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Stomata
@Stomata@social.linux.pizza replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

@strypey so @Codeberg do you have an explaination?

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