Chain of custody

Source URLs cited across this archive were captured between April and May 2026. Each capture was SHA-256 hashed and timestamped via RFC 3161 when it was taken.

1,422 URLs were captured from 485 domains. The evidence vault was lost in the August 2026 host failure. 89 (6.3%) captures survive as PDF or HTML and are linked below. 1,333 (93.7%) are lost. For those, only the SHA-256 hash recorded at capture survives: for 939 of them it is in the GPG-signed manifest, for the rest only in the published index. 1,226 lost captures have a Wayback Machine copy, which is a third-party archive copy, not ours.

The original RFC 3161 tokens were lost with the vault. The surviving files and the signed manifest were re-timestamped on 4 October 2026.

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Verify It Yourself

Surviving captures can be checked without trusting this site. The original timestamp tokens were lost with the vault, so the proof below dates from the 4 October 2026 re-timestamp. Lost captures cannot be re-verified; only their recorded hash survives.

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Hash a surviving file
sha256sum snapshot.pdf
# Compare with its line in SALVAGE-MANIFEST-20261004.sha256
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Verify the RFC 3161 timestamp on that manifest
openssl ts -verify \
  -data SALVAGE-MANIFEST-20261004.sha256 \
  -in freetsa.tsr \
  -CAfile freetsa-cacert.pem -untrusted freetsa-tsa.crt

Files: freetsa.tsr, freetsa-cacert.pem, freetsa-tsa.crt. A second token from DigiCert: digicert.tsr, verified with digicert-trusted-root-g4.pem. Certificate fingerprints: CERTS.txt.