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(@erinaceus) · 12/2020 · Tröts: 131 · Folger: 1
Di 23.07.2024 14:03
@internetarchive: I tried to archive a page of my blog and these files were pulled by the “save page now”-feature. It pulled some very suspicious URLs that are _definitely not linked from my blog_.
Is this a problem on my side (e.g. an mitm attack) or is something wrong on your side? I can't really reproduce it, and when I fetch the page in my browser or via curl, the offending URLs are not part of the response body.
Screenshot of the “save page now” page of the internet archive. The URLs listed at the top look very much like URLs of pornography sites.
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