Nuked 
Hey folks, Nuked here! Let’s dive into the comeback story of 4chan, the infamous image-sharing platform, which has just bounced back from trouble.
Last month, 4chan experienced a serious setback when a hacker used a UK IP address to infiltrate their servers. This attack led to the leak of sensitive data, including moderator and janitor lists, causing the site to go offline for nearly two weeks.
The disappearance sparked fears that the site might be fading away forever, with some even proclaiming its death. But the resilient team behind 4chan refused to surrender and responded defiantly, questioning such doom predictions.
Finally, late last week, 4chan returned to the digital world, albeit with some limitations. The site is operational but temporarily disabled certain features like PDF uploads and a board dedicated to Flash animations, to prevent further exploits. Meanwhile, the front page and boards are accessible, though posting and image uploads remain offline for now.
In a heartfelt message, 4chan declared that it is still standing and that no other community can replace it. Despite the hurdles, their commitment to staying online is clear — they’re not giving up.
