In reply to @otto_richter:matrix.tu-berlin.de
can you confirm that you only have connection issues during the first connection to Codeberg i. e. not after you had a successful page load?

We're seeing an increased amount of codeberg pages being part of phishing attacks. If you come along a suspicious repo in the explore view, please let us know. These codeberg pages usually

• do not have an index.html
• consist of many short files (e.g. ki.html, at.html, gg.html
• files have usually been uploaded via web (commit message is something like "upload files" if browser language was English)
• viewing the files usually does claims to have free offers etc and redirect to some blogspot and other pages, some of them serving malware

thank you very mutch.

Also, if you have ideas on how to improve automatic detection, please let us know. We do not yet have a viable way of scanning this, since the malware is not uploaded directly to Codeberg but served via 3rd party pages, sometimes behind certain levels of redirects.

I just stumbled over this Codeberg subreddit which was just created a few days ago https://www.reddit.com/r/Codeberg/ - I'm not a reddit user, but maybe someone here is interested?

Of course, with a teddit instance - there are already a few (https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit) - no problem at all.Of course, with a teddit instance - there are already a few (https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit) - no problem at all.