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eiuspkz

eiuspkzOct 29, 2026

Forensic checks for CVE-2026-60004 exploitation in Gitea

Evidence to preserve and review when a Gitea instance may have been exploited through diffpatch.

GiteaCVE-2026-60004

andreagomez205

andreagomez205Oct 29, 2026

Prioritizing CVE-2026-60004: why CISA KEV changes the response

A risk-prioritization view of the actively exploited Gitea code injection flaw.

GiteaCVE-2026-60004

Stephan HagemannOct 3, 2026

Let the agents push to main

Coding agents are clearly trained on the last 15 years of software development. You can tell because they are scared of main. Ask one to make a change and it reaches for a branch and a pull request. Pull-request-based development won, trunk-based development lost, and the agents learned the lesson: committing straight to main is not safe. Anecdotally, I think it’s exactly what they should be doing, as much as they can.

continuous integrationai

hyperreal's Gists

hyperreal's GistsApr 21, 2026

Mass delete repos from Forgejo, Gitea, or Codeberg

A simple bash script to delete select repos from Forgejo/Codeberg using the API

forgejocodeberg

GrokkistApr 13, 2026

Publishing this blog to my local K3S Cluster with Gitea Actions

Finally publishing to my cluster using Gitea Actions

GrokkistApr 2, 2026

Setting up Gitea (GitHub-like) Actions on my K3S Cluster

All the Steps I took to get my Gitea server ready for Gitea Actions

GrokkistMar 30, 2026

Setting Up a Git Server on K3S with Gitea

Running a local git server and deployment pipeline using Gitea

G. Serrahima

G. SerrahimaJan 25, 2026

Baby's first homelab server machine

A server can just be an Intel Core 2 Duo, an MSI Boston OEM motherboard, and their two 2GB DDR2 RAM sticks

homelabselfhosted

hyperreal's Gists

hyperreal's GistsOct 3, 2025

Using Codeberg, Gitea, or Forgejo as OIDC provider for Tailscale

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