BREAKING: Internet Archive's Wayback Machine Suffers Massive Data Breach
The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine has been hacked, compromising a user authentication database containing 31 million records. Visitors saw a hacker's JavaScript alert announcing the breach. The stolen data includes email addresses, screen names, and bcrypt-hashed passwords.
For the record, I am the guy who did the scientific audio analysis of the Las Vegas mass shooting, revealing there were multiple shooters firing upon the crowd from at least 3 different distances. The irrefutable proof is embedded in the sounds of the gunfire and arriving rounds, in all the videos from that event. All you have to do is understand the speed of sound and the fact that 5.56 rounds travel FASTER than the speed of sound, which means they arrive BEFORE you hear the report of the firearm. By measuring the delay between these two sound events, you can estimate the distance of the shooter. I performed a detailed analysis and found there were shooters placed at 3 different locations (distances), all firing upon the crowd. This is one of the reasons I have been banned from nearly all platforms, because I have scientific audio proof that contradicts the official narrative. In fact, ANY competent sound engineer and math-capable person can arrive at the same conclusion. It's all in the recordings.
I’ll can’t tell you where and I can’t tell you why…yet, but the SEMPRE node just went through a brutal series of tests. Let’s just say phones were almost melting and our node kept on running. BTW, we’ll let you know what phones worked best. @sempre_usa