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The Internet Archive has finally recovered from a devastating series of cyberattacks last month with all its main sites and services back up and running. Only a few ancillary features are still down, ...

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A pop-up message said the online archive has suffered ‘a catastrophic security breach,’ as its operators say the site has been DDoS’d for days. A pop-up message said the online archive has suffered ‘a ...

Jason Scott, an archivist for the Internet Archive, added on Mastodon: “Someone is DDOSing the internet archive, so we've been down for hours.” Such attacks involve summoning a flood of internet ...

The Internet Archive, a nonprofit that hosts a digital library, was recently hit with a double dose of cyberattacks from hackers, with one exposing the data of tens of millions of the site's users.

In brief: When MySpace admins "accidentally" deleted 50 million songs from its servers, everybody thought the tracks were gone for good. After all, some of the songs dated clear back to 2003. However, ...

UPDATE: Oct. 24, 2024, 9:52 a.m. PDT This article has been updated to reflect that the full archive appears to be back up. The full Internet Archive is back online — not just the Wayback machine, but ...

Several major record labels and rights holders have settled their $621 million copyright infringement suit against the Internet Archive over its efforts to digitize, preserve, and share 78 rpm records ...

Internet Archive — the no-cost, nonprofit digital library that has become embroiled in the nationwide battle over copyrights and free speech — is now an official source for government documents. SEE ...