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The same happened to me, I searched my CNAME on github and found that a user was "hijacking" some CNAMEs, pointing these domains to his own repos. This happened
by fernandouhu 8y ago
The same happened to me, I searched my CNAME on github and found that a user was "hijacking" some CNAMEs, pointing these domains to his own repos. This happened to me because I switched from PRO to Free and I didn't notice that the Free plan does not allow us to have a private repository with Github Pages. The end result in my case is that I migrated my blog to Netlify and used Hugo to generate my HTML site from Markdown files. It was very straightforward and I am satisfied with the end result.
- applecrazy 8y agoThat’s exactly how I found the CNAME takeover in the case of OP. I guess if this happens to anyone, the first mitigation step would be to search all of GitHub for that CNAME.
- techntoke 8y agoMigrating to GitLab would solve this issue.