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Wikipedia:WikiProject Computer security/Deprecated archival service

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The following two tables list articles in Wikipedia:WikiProject Computer security that contain one or more archive.today URLs, so that you can edit the articles and replace or remove these URLs (click a link to an article, use "edit source" mode, and search within the source for archive.today). For context, see Wikipedia:archive.today guidance. Many of these sources are lower quality; consider replacing them entirely with a strong source.

Another way to help:

  1. Go to https://fixarchive.toolforge.org/
  2. Click the "Category" tab.
  3. Enter "Category:Computer security"
  4. Include subcategories at 1 level or more.
  5. Wait a few minutes while it scans.
  6. Edit the affected articles to replace or remove the deprecated archive links.
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Edits made within the table area will be removed on the next update!
Article Rating Importance
2011 PlayStation Network outage C Mid
2016 United States election leaks C Low
2024 Delta Air Lines disruption B High
AACS encryption key controversy GA Low
AXXo Start Mid
Access control C High
Adrian Lamo C High
Alexander Glazastikov Start Low
Alexander Sotirov Start Low
Ambient authority Start Mid
Anonymous (hacker group) GA Mid
Anonymous Sudan C High
Avalanche (phishing group) C Low
Avast B Mid
BeyondTrust Start Low
Blue Pill (software) Start Low
Bluebugging Start Low
Brian Krebs Start Low
Browser security C Mid
Buffer overflow B High
Buffer overflow protection C Mid
Bugtraq Start Low
CA/Browser Forum Start Unknown
CCleaner C High
CERT-UA Start Low
CPLINK Stub Unknown
Cacti (software) Start Low
CalyxOS C Low
Certificate Authority Security Council C Low
Certificate authority C High
Chinese information operations and information warfare C Mid
Chinese interference in the 2024 United States elections C Low
Ciscogate C Low
Clickjacking B Mid
Climatic Research Unit documents C Low
Climatic Research Unit email controversy B Low
Cloud Security Alliance Start Low
Code injection C High
Colin Percival Start Low
Comet Cursor Start Low
Common Criteria Start Low
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures C Top
Comparison of TLS implementations List High
Computer and network surveillance C Top
Computer virus C Top
Conficker B Mid
Corey Schou Start Low
Cozy Bear C Mid
CrowdStrike B Mid
Cryptographic hash function C High
Cryptome C Mid
Cryptovirology Start Mid
Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act C Low
Cyber Partisans C Low
Cyber Security and Information Systems Information Analysis Center C Mid
Cyberwarfare C High
Cyberwarfare and China C High
Cyberwarfare and the United States C High
Cyberwarfare by Russia B High
DDoS-Guard C Mid
DNS sinkhole Start Unknown
Dan Kaminsky B Mid
DarkMatter Group C Low
Dark Basin C Low
Data retention C Low
Dave Kleiman C Low
Dmitry Dokuchaev Start Low
Dr.Web Start Low
Duqu C Mid
Einstein (US-CERT program) B Mid
Electronic voting by country B Low
Electronic voting in India GA High
Endgame, Inc. Start Low
Endian Firewall C Low
Evil maid attack C Mid
Extended Copy Protection C Mid
FREAK Start High
File-system permissions C High
Finjan Holdings Start Low
Flame (malware) C Mid
Florida Digital Service Stub Unknown
GMER Stub Mid
GadgetTrak C Low
Gary McKinnon C High
GoldenJackal Start Low
GrapheneOS B Mid
Gruel (computer worm) Stub Low
Grum botnet Start Unknown
HACKEN C Unknown
HMG Infosec Standard No.1 Stub Low
Hack-Tic Start Low
Hacker Halted Start Low
Hacktivismo Enhanced-Source Software License Agreement Stub Low
Hafnium (group) Start Low
IID (company) Start Unknown
ISheriff Start Low
ImmuniWeb C Low
Intel Active Management Technology C High
Iranian interference in the 2024 United States elections C Mid
James Dolan (computer security expert) Start Low
Jeff Moss (hacker) Start Low
Jim Browning (YouTuber) Start Low
Joe Sullivan (cybersecurity) Start Low
KeePass C Mid
Kevin Mitnick C High
Killnet Start Low
Kimsuky Stub Unknown
Kristina Svechinskaya Stub Low
Laptop theft Start Low
Lazarus Group C Mid
Len Sassaman C Low
LibreSSL C Mid
Link layer security Start Low
List of Tor onion services List Low
List of cyber warfare forces List High
List of cybercriminals List Mid
List of data-erasing software List Mid
List of data breaches List High
List of people arrested in the News International phone-hacking scandal List Low
List of warez groups Start Mid
Little Snitch Start Low
LockBit C High
Login.gov Start Low
Lorcon Stub Unknown
Low Orbit Ion Cannon Start Low
LulzSec B High
Magic Lantern (spyware) Start Low
Malware C Top
Mariposa botnet Start Low
Markus Hess Start Low
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority v. Anderson C Mid
Melih Abdulhayoğlu Start Low
Meredith L. Patterson C Mid
Mermaids (charity) Start Low
Metasploit C Mid
Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway B Low
Microsoft Security Essentials C Mid
MiniPanzer and MegaPanzer Stub Low
Mobile device forensics C Mid
Mobile security C Top
Moxie Marlinspike B Low
National Cyber Coordination Centre C Low
National Security Agency C High
NetTraveler Stub Low
News International phone hacking scandal C Mid
Nintendo data leak C Low
Norton 360 C Mid
Norton AntiBot Start Mid
Norton Internet Security B Mid
Nwipe Start Unknown
OpenBSD B High
Open Source Vulnerability Database Start Low
Operation AntiSec C Mid
Operation Payback B Low
Operation Sundevil C Mid
Operation Trojan Shield C Low
Overview of news media phone hacking scandals B Low
PLA Unit 61398 Start Mid
Parisa Tabriz Start Mid
Parry Aftab Start Low
Paywall C Mid
Pegasus (spyware) B Low
Peiter Zatko B Mid
Peter Warren (journalist) Start Low
Petya (malware family) C High
Phrack C Mid
Potentially unwanted program C Mid
Protection Profile Start Low
Pwnie Awards C Low
Ransomware C Top
ReCAPTCHA B Mid
Reality Winner B Mid
Red team GA Low
Richard Forno Start Low
Rogue security software C High
Roman Seleznev Start Low
Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections B High
Russian interference in the 2020 United States elections B Low
Russian interference in the 2024 United States elections C Low
SQL injection C High
SafeNet C Low
Salt Typhoon C High
Samsung Knox Start Mid
Sarah Palin email hack C Low
Scammer Payback Start Mid
Scareware Start Mid
Schmitt Analysis C Low
Security Now Start Mid
Security Policy Framework Start Low
Security and Maintenance B Mid
Senate Intelligence Committee report on Russian interference in the 2016 United States presidential election C High
Shellshock (software bug) C High
Single sign-on C High
Slopsquatting C Low
Sophos Start Mid
Stephen Heymann Start Low
Stratfor email leak C Low
Synopsys B Mid
TamilRockers Start Low
Time-of-check to time-of-use Start Low
Timeline of computer viruses and worms List High
Timeline of events associated with Anonymous C Low
Trojan horse (computing) C High
Trusteer C Mid
United States Army Cyber Command Stub Low
United States Cyber Command B High
VIPRE Stub Low
VirusTotal Start High
Virus hoax C Low
Website spoofing Start High
Weev C Low
Whiz Kids (TV series) C Low
Windows Live OneCare B Mid
Wizard Spider Start Low
XDedic Start Low
YTCracker Start Unknown

∑ 216 items | Query runtime: 5.38 s | Last updated: 21:25, 23 September 2026 (UTC)

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This table is generated by querying the database replica and is periodically updated by a bot.
Edits made within the table area will be removed on the next update!
Article Links Rating Importance
Client honeypot 1 Start Mid

∑ 1 items | Query runtime: 8.95 s | Last updated: 21:25, 23 September 2026 (UTC)

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