Direct link - https://www.verizon.com/business/resources/T5d2/reports/2024...
From the title, it seemed that Verizon had published a postmortem of a recent data breach incident they had
From the title, it seemed that Verizon had published a postmortem of a recent data breach incident they had
https://web.archive.org/web/20240504053821/https://www.veriz...
I wonder if the do some kind of DCMA thing automatically for urls on their website, to have them removed from the wayback machine?
DCMA would not work here since they are hosting a copy of it for archival purposes, and not claiming copyright. The original public URL is included.
Archive.org does respect robots.txt tho. It is possible to completely delete a site's history on Archive.org by modifying the robots.txt (at least in the past, not sure if that is the case now)
So the link really does seem to have flip-flopped between working and non-working a few times.
Sound like some kind of weirdness in the archive.org infrastructure might be causing it.
Well, I'm cancelling my services with them. This is disgusting.
Won't do much but make me feel better, and save money. With the internet I never use my phone. Time to deal with the liability I guess.