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@Vika09006261 pretty sure that search doesn't work the way you think it does.

So the "hackers" who "hacked" the Internet Archive were particularly interested in erasing COVID mentions. Purely coincidental.

@ANF_MEDIA_GROUP @JacksonFallen @velolink @brewster_kahle @internetarchive anything in particular? what do you think people should look at when it comes back online?

@moldborb @JacksonFallen @velolink @brewster_kahle @internetarchive The way the world used to be …

What we know: DDOS attack–fended off for now; defacement of our website via JS library; breach of usernames/email/salted-encrypted passwords. What we’ve done: Disabled the JS library, scrubbing systems, upgrading security. Will share more as we know it.

@Sn_darkmeta @Spotify is this a LARP or something? you're just pinging 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 while you look at a spotify outage

@Spotify Down DARKMETA/ElironNetworks Telegram channel: t.me/SN_Darkmeta

@Chronologie7 @brewster_kahle well, one hopes so, anyway

@brewster_kahle passwords aren't encrypted, they are hashed (salt-hash).

@andrew_david_88 @mundanemun @brewster_kahle @internetarchive which websites, specifically? did they say which ones somewhere?

@mundanemun @brewster_kahle @internetarchive The archive preserves historical reality - literal “screenshots” of websites that cannot be modified. The attacker is trying to scrub that

@JacksonFallen @velolink @brewster_kahle @internetarchive what, specifically, don't they want people to see?

@velolink @brewster_kahle @internetarchive Are you kidding? To control the flow of information. There's a ton of interests that would want to do this. Information is power.

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