Baste_Anon
kiwifarms.net
- Joined
- Apr 21, 2025
What they really should do is focus on getting it back online asap so that they don't lose their user base permanently. And then once it's back in a functional state startup a sandbox and do the long term repairs that the site needs to be more secure in the long run. Once they've got the new site tested simply switch the DNS to the sandbox and everyone wins.I'm sorry, but any argument that prioritizes opening the site ASAP when the scope of the hack was so bad that basically everything became open air is not appropriate. You know have a motivated group of people and plenty of people with an axe to grind (or just are flat out bored looking for the lulz) who now know all of the aspects of the site software, which gives them ammunition to run amok when the site is invariably brought online with insufficient hardening.

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