The Internet Archive continues the recovery process after a series of operations It shut down its servers in early October. Monday, a nonprofit digital library ‘Save Page Now’ in X indicates that the service has been restored to the Wayback Machine.
The Wayback Machine has restarted October 14; now users can download new web pages to save their information and access them later. As mentioned in X’s post, the Wayback Machine will begin collecting archived web pages since October 9, when the entire site was taken down.
The October DDoS attacks coincided with the Internet Archive’s move to disclose a data breach in which more than 31 million records were taken. Managed by security researcher Troy Hunt stolen account monitoring service, It said the two actions against the Internet Archive were “completely random” and likely committed by “multiple parties.”
