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”archive dot is” is a part of the same DDoS network of sites. Don’t use them!

by cluckindan 2mo ago

sapphicsnail 2mo ago
Feel free to link the whole article through a different site
- latexr 2mo ago
  https://unwall.app/reclaimthenet.org/spain-blocks-archive-today-and-mirrors https://unwall.app/reclaimthenet.org/spain-blocks-archive-to...
  - KellyCriterion 2mo ago
    Unwall app is cool bot by far as not reliable as Arhicve.ph/.today, as I have seen over the last weeks
dudisubekti 2mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260920061809/https://reclaimthenet.org/spain-blocks-archive-today-and-mirrors https://web.archive.org/web/20260920061809/https://reclaimth... Vs https://archive.is/2YdN9 https://archive.is/2YdN9 One has paywall, one doesn't... Sorry man, people will keep DDoSing some random guy's blog. It's a service problem lol
- RobotToaster 2mo ago
  The funny thing is the blog is hosted on wordpress.com, so it's tantamount to trying to ddos Google.
  - dudisubekti 2mo ago
    Yeah, the archive guy should just leave the blog alone instead of triggering Streissand effect lol
- sksking 2mo ago
  [dead]
- mitxela 2mo ago
  The "random guy" referred to in your allegation is, btw, not a random guy, but someone who was trying to help the US intelligence agencies imprison the owner of archive.is a la Snowden or Assange.
mitxela 2mo ago
The one-world government and the CIA are loving all this FUD being spread about archive.is. No, don't access information we don't want you to! Because of... uh... DDOS, that's it!
- cluckindan 2mo ago
  Thanks for confirming that archive.today is indeed an intelligence operation. The information you have publicly provided is very helpful. :)
  - mitxela 2mo ago
    archive.today and archive.is are alternative domains of the same website
    - qlte 2mo ago
      Look, I'm glad archive.is exists as a resource for preserving paywalled news but it wasn't the one world government that made him DDOS some random guy and tamper with archived content. It was completely counter-productive too, several orders of magnitude more people learned about the blog post via the DDOS controversy than ever would have without it. And plants a seed of doubt that anything they archive could have been silently modified to satisfy a personal grievance.
      - Gud 2mo ago
        What happened? Link?
      - FreelanceWriter 2mo ago
        The guy is in no way "random", they planned to take over the archive
      - mitxela 2mo ago
        The guy archive.is supposedly targeted was trying to get the owner of archive.is killed. It's not some random guy.

”archive dot is” is a part of the same DDoS network of sites. Don’t use them!

sapphicsnail 2mo ago

Feel free to link the whole article through a different site

latexr 2mo ago
https://unwall.app/reclaimthenet.org/spain-blocks-archive-today-and-mirrors https://unwall.app/reclaimthenet.org/spain-blocks-archive-to...
- KellyCriterion 2mo ago
  Unwall app is cool bot by far as not reliable as Arhicve.ph/.today, as I have seen over the last weeks

dudisubekti 2mo ago

https://web.archive.org/web/20260920061809/https://reclaimthenet.org/spain-blocks-archive-today-and-mirrors https://web.archive.org/web/20260920061809/https://reclaimth... Vs https://archive.is/2YdN9 https://archive.is/2YdN9 One has paywall, one doesn't... Sorry man, people will keep DDoSing some random guy's blog. It's a service problem lol

RobotToaster 2mo ago
The funny thing is the blog is hosted on wordpress.com, so it's tantamount to trying to ddos Google.
- dudisubekti 2mo ago
  Yeah, the archive guy should just leave the blog alone instead of triggering Streissand effect lol
sksking 2mo ago
[dead]
mitxela 2mo ago
The "random guy" referred to in your allegation is, btw, not a random guy, but someone who was trying to help the US intelligence agencies imprison the owner of archive.is a la Snowden or Assange.

mitxela 2mo ago

The one-world government and the CIA are loving all this FUD being spread about archive.is. No, don't access information we don't want you to! Because of... uh... DDOS, that's it!

cluckindan 2mo ago
Thanks for confirming that archive.today is indeed an intelligence operation. The information you have publicly provided is very helpful. :)
- mitxela 2mo ago
  archive.today and archive.is are alternative domains of the same website
  - qlte 2mo ago
    Look, I'm glad archive.is exists as a resource for preserving paywalled news but it wasn't the one world government that made him DDOS some random guy and tamper with archived content. It was completely counter-productive too, several orders of magnitude more people learned about the blog post via the DDOS controversy than ever would have without it. And plants a seed of doubt that anything they archive could have been silently modified to satisfy a personal grievance.
    - Gud 2mo ago
      What happened? Link?
    - FreelanceWriter 2mo ago
      The guy is in no way "random", they planned to take over the archive
    - mitxela 2mo ago
      The guy archive.is supposedly targeted was trying to get the owner of archive.is killed. It's not some random guy.