Internet Archive Is Back Online After DDoS Attacks, But Is Read-Only for Now
The Internet Archive is back online after being hit by distributed denial-of-service ( DDoS) attacks last week. Users can now access the 916 billion web pages already saved by the website, but adding new pages is still unavailable, says founder Brewster Kahle.
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