Internet Archive Remains Offline to Focus On Data Security After Breach msn.com
Many of us use the Internet Archive and WayBack Machine non profit site, for legal to watch movies, books, documentaries, historical information and for it's internet archival pages: WayBack Machine. Unfortunately it has been hacked, data stolen and is offline.
Many of us use the Internet Archive and WayBack Machine non profit site, for legal to watch movies, books, documentaries, historical information and for it's internet archival pages: WayBack Machine. Unfortunately it has been hacked, data stolen and is offline.
The Internet Archive could be offline for a while to prioritize data security after a hacker breached the nonprofit and stole data on 31 million users...The archives founder Brewster Kahle has confirmed the site had a breach with usernames, email accounts, and hashed passwords were stolen from the site.