[judge2020]

Since it's WARC and is going to end up on archive.org (archive.org is going to host it, but a different org 'archive team' are the ones who downloaded it), twitter isn't going to stop it from being posted since it's just going to show up as a link to web.archive.org. Arguably this isn't 'hacked data' since it's stuff that was wget'd and no security measure circumvention took place.

[nullc]

> no security measure circumvention took place

You don't consider exploiting 2fa fail-open being triggered by deplatforming by their 2fa provider being used to mass password reset accounts and vacuum up their private messages not a security circumvention?

What about using a arbitrary content type upload on their video subdomain to implement an XSS attack to allow them to download all videos, including ones sent privately between users?

[judge2020]

https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/parler-grab/blob/master/parle...

There might have been other attacks in the way you describe, but it doesn't seem to be used by the team behind archiving the content.

https://archive.org/details/archiveteam_neparlepas

[1024core]

Why can't I download these files from archive.org? All of the interesting files are marked as "not available for download"

[judge2020]

Maybe because it's still being imported, but the archive.org team probably needs to review it and make it more widely available (ie. on web.archive.org).

[1024core]

If "the team needs to review it", I guess we're going to have another gatekeeper?