Sonarr: 2.0.0.5283 Mono: Mono JIT compiler version 5.16.0.179 OS: Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS (Xenial Xerus) Description of issue: Odd ‘adult’ text replacing series title.
Wondering if anyone has seen this before. I managed to take these screen shots. Then I ran all sorts of malware/spyware in addition to the AV I already have installed and rebooted. Since then I have not been able to reproduce… Still, how concerned should I be?? Has ANYONE seen anything similar?
Tried to add a series today… Searched by TVDB ID… It yielded this search result
Search for the same series… by Series Title, … Returned the correct name …
…but, after adding both, they displayed this in the Sonarr Library
Thanks for the merge and redirect to the suggested explanation/solution.
I’m skeptical though. How confident is anyone that this is that this was vandalism against TVDB?
I found it interesting that as soon as I discovered it, I ran Temp File Cleaner [TFC] and a whole crapload of other anti-virus apps that I found on bleepingcomputer.{com|net} and then rebooted. After, I was unable to reproduce. Sure, it is possibly that while I was disinfecting my PC that TVDB was also in the process of disinfecting their systems also, but how likely is that?
After all, I sometimes encounter some pretty sketchy sites in my pursuit of quality indexers.
So in all likelihood it was already corrected on TVDB, maybe even before I noticed the wrong name, but the fix wasn’t propagated to my system until I cleared cache and rebooted. Got it.
So, I actually keep 3 copies of the metadata. Just because of situations like this.
I wish kids would grow up already. Oh snap, i hacked a website with subpar security. BIG WHOOP. Grow some nuts, and go attack the NSA/CIA, see what happens then. Better yet, go poke someone who can poke back, and see how frightening they can be.