Nonprofit behind the Wayback Machine has suffered a cyberattack by "pro-Palestinian hacktivists" affecting 31 million users.

Data of 31 million users of the Internet Archive have been stolen in a data breach and uploaded on Have I Been Pwned.

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The Internet Archive, an online repository of web pages, was offline Thursday after its founder confirmed a major cyberattack ...

The Internet Archive, aka Wayback Machine, confirmed that hackers breached its systems, impacting over 31 million accounts.

When visiting The Internet Archive (www.archive.org) on Wednesday afternoon, The Verge was greeted with a pop-up claiming the ...

You should reset your Internet Archive password and address any other accounts that share its login credentials.

DDoS attacks crashed The Internet Archive’s servers; 31 million records exposed in data breach. The Internet Archive platform ...

HIBP means Have I Been Pwned, a site you can use to check if your emails and passwords have been leaked in any of the data ...

None is more synonymous with the fight to save the web than the Internet Archive, an American non-profit based in San Francisco, started in 1996 as a passion project by internet pioneer Brewster Kahl.

Read the full story. —Sophia Chen Why a ruling against the Internet Archive threatens the future of America’s libraries —Chris Lewis is president and CEO of Public Knowledge, a consumer ...

Rolling out starting today, Google Search results will now directly link to The Internet Archive to add historical context for the links in your results. Google Search makes it easy to find ...