Hackers hit Internet Archive, exposing 31 million users' data. Wayback Machine down as organization battles breach and DDoS ...
The Internet Archive is an essential part of our modern web, but it's in trouble: A hacker just leaked 31 million unique ...
"That's why we've added links to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine to our 'About this page' feature, to give people quick context and make this helpful information easily accessible through ...
You’ll find the new Wayback Machine links right where the cached links used to be by clicking the three dots next to a link in the results and selecting “More about this page.” The option to ...
Starting today, Google LLC’s search engine platform will provide direct links to cached articles within The Internet Archive‘s Wayback Machine, adding historical context to user’s search ...
However, accessing it via Google is only slightly more convenient than accessing it directly via the Wayback Machine. Google has not stored the link directly in the search result. Instead ...
So now, Google is replacing it with links to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. A Google spokesperson told me: We know that many people, including those in the research community, value being ...
This is done through the “Wayback Machine” which can show a website or specific page as it existed on a previous date. Through this new partnership, Google will link directly to The Internet ...
A security breach at the Internet Archive's "WayBack Machine" has resulted in the theft of the authentication database ...
The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine has suffered two types of attacks, including 31 million unique records being ...
Story updated Oct. 11 with additional expert comment regarding the DDoS attack on the Wayback Machine and the security resources that have helped limit the damage. Hackers have compromised the ...
It's easy to forget the impermanence of the internet. Pages are updated constantly, articles are taken down without warning, and entire websites disappear overnight. It's estimated that 66% of all ...