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Posted on March 23, 2024 by Dissent

On March 8, DataBreaches experienced a massive DDoS attack. At the time, I thought all posts had been restored and it was just a question of reuploading images. After hearing from researchers who cannot find old posts, however, it seems that yes, there are likely many old posts that did not get reuploaded and some posts where images are missing. I’m not sure what the issue was with importing, but something obviously didn’t go perfectly. I cannot give you an ETA as to when all old posts and images will be restored because that’s not a priority.

Some people have written to me about the recaptcha fouling up the RSS feed. Yes, it does, but the site is still getting massively hit on a daily basis, and the recaptcha helps keep the site online. Please just come visit the site the old-fashioned way for now.

Once again, my profound thanks to those who have reached out to offer me help.

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