4CHAN has returned to some online after stopping the notorious image sharing site for almost two weeks.
The site went down on April 14th, and the person in charge of hacking appears to be leaking data, including the mediator list and the “administrator,” (one person is “confidence” that the data leaked by Techcrunch is actually “”.
The expansion of 4CHAN led to at least one premium death, and the journalist Ryan Broderick said, “Wired started as a hub of Internet culture and an anonymous way for the true believers of the Internet on the Internet is a fan club for the central character of the central fascism of the world. I was out. ”
But the 4CHAN team challenged in X’s post. “Wired says, ‘4chan is dead.’
And Friday, this site is back online. Not long after, the official 4CHAN blog post of the “UK IP address” was able to access one of the 4Chan servers using “Bogus PDF Upload” and access it “4CHAN source code that places a lot of database tables and 4chan source code”.
Post said the damage was “fatal.”
“Ultimately, this problem has been caused by the lack of skilled people to update the code and infrastructure, and the advertisers, payment providers and service providers who have surrendered to external pressure campaigns have been hungry for years.
Although there are new restrictions on this site, PDF uploads are “disabled” and the board for sharing the Flash animation is “a realistic way to interfere with similar exploits using .swf” The board for sharing the Flash animation is offline. It was replaced.
As of Sunday afternoon, the status check of the site showed that the board and the first page were posted while posting, images and thumbnails did not work.
The post said, “4Chan is back.” “Other websites cannot replace this website age community. We do not give up regardless of how difficult it is.”
