Jira ecosystem is emailing me broken notifications

[Joel Pearson]

I’ve got 5 broken notifications from Jira ecosystem in the last few hours. It seems like there is some strange bug causing lots of broken emails to be send out?

For example

I have no idea who roufique is. I tried clicking on the filter link with the broken image tag, but it said the filter was private or didn’t exist. 

https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/issues/?filter=61477

Is there known issues with Jira Ecosystem right now?

[Jack Brickey · Accepted solution]

Yep, several of us have seen this. I have reported to others and expect some action will be taken. I don’t think it is to an instance we should have access too.

[Joel Pearson]

Great thanks for the information

[Kevin Deamandel]

From Atlassian:
Hi Kevin - Thank you for reaching out about this! We apologize for any concern generated from these messages. These emails were the result of our internal testing and had no malicious intent/contained a test payload with no action.
We appreciate your patience as we worked to understand the events and hope this helps clarify!

[Jonathan Zschau]

Unclear why this happened but I also received about 5 emails overnight last night. Exact same details (e.g., subscriber name, etc.) as pictured. I imagine this is a bug on Atlassian's side that will get addressed ASAP... I hope.

I suppose one question I may have is who's receiving these? Just account admins, users w/ access to JIRA or other user groups, etc., or end users like our customers...

[Jack Brickey]

I think it is tied to Community members. It is under investigation. 

[Thorsten]

I'm simply wondering why I have the ecosystem - cloud instance on my account anyhow... 

(same issue here)

[Contact Casmadin]

Hi, it's clearly tests to find if XSS attack is possible. This should not be done on unauthorized sites.

[Jack Brickey]

Agree