Reason: None provided.

NOTE: If you're looking for the video, itself you can find working mirrors here.

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

In that case, you can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file.

What is IPFS?

IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file.

The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Download the .mp4 file from the official link. If that doesn't work, check the next section of this post.
Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From File
In the Open dialog, navigate to and then select the file you downloaded: USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4
Select Import
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the ... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients At this point your computer will become part of the set of machines across the internet making those links available for the rest of us.

What if those steps didn't work because I couldn't get the file on the first step?

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, type bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the ... button next to bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and available to the masses.

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

From one of the mirrors on this list.

68 days ago

13 score

Reason: None provided.

NOTE: If you're looking for the video, itself you can find working mirrors here.

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file.

The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Download the .mp4 file from the official link. If that doesn't work, check the next section of this post.
Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From File
In the Open dialog, navigate to and then select the file you downloaded: USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4
Select Import
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the ... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients At this point your computer will become part of the set of machines across the internet making those links available for the rest of us.

What if those steps didn't work because I couldn't get the file on the first step?

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, type bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the ... button next to bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and available to the masses.

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

From one of the mirrors on this list.

68 days ago

13 score

Reason: None provided.

I'm here for the video, and I just want to watch it from my browser without downloading any software

You can find working mirrors here.

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file.

The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Download the .mp4 file from the official link. If that doesn't work, check the next section of this post.
Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From File
In the Open dialog, navigate to and then select the file you downloaded: USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4
Select Import
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the ... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients At this point your computer will become part of the set of machines across the internet making those links available for the rest of us.

What if those steps didn't work because I couldn't get the file on the first step?

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, type bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the ... button next to bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and available to the masses.

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

From one of the mirrors on this list.

68 days ago

13 score

Reason: None provided.

I'm here for the video, and I just want to watch it from my browser without downloading any software

You can find working mirrors here

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file.

The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Download the .mp4 file from the official link. If that doesn't work, check the next section of this post.
Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From File
In the Open dialog, navigate to and then select the file you downloaded: USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4
Select Import
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the ... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients At this point your computer will become part of the set of machines across the internet making those links available for the rest of us.

What if those steps didn't work because I couldn't get the file on the first step?

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, type bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the ... button next to bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and available to the masses.

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

From one of the mirrors on this list

68 days ago

13 score

Reason: None provided.

I'm here for the video, and I just want to watch it from my browser without downloading any software

You can find working mirrors here

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file.

The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, enter bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
NOTE: If you've already downloaded the file to disk from the official link, you can also just import the file from disk instead of downloading again via IPFS
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the *... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients
Repeat the above for the ZIP file of the same, by using bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua as the Path to Import

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

From one of the mirrors on this list

68 days ago

13 score

Reason: None provided.

I'm here for the video, and I just want to watch it from my browser without downloading any software

You can find working mirrors here:

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file.

The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format)

The content identifier (CID) of this video as a ZIP file (for those gateways that disallow video streaming e.g., CloudFlare) is:

bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua (in base32)
QmX78hf5Eck7XydJsvYzA4HdR4xFTa594LZPjJkVxAq1tb (in base58)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, enter bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
- NOTE: If you've already downloaded the file to disk from the official link, you can also just import the file from disk instead of downloading again via IPFS
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the *... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients
Repeat the above for the ZIP file of the same, by using bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua as the Path to Import

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

Once hosted, it can be downloaded from any of these public gateways amongst others by using these direct links to the content hash of the file. Initially these links will be very slow as the file is distributed across the network, but eventually as more users show up with the file contents ready to go, these links will become faster:

68 days ago

10 score

Reason: None provided.

I'm here for the video, and I just want to watch it from my browser without downloading any software

You can find working mirrors here:

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file.

The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format)

The content identifier (CID) of this video as a ZIP file (for those gateways that disallow video streaming e.g., CloudFlare) is:

bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua (in base32)
QmX78hf5Eck7XydJsvYzA4HdR4xFTa594LZPjJkVxAq1tb (in base58)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, enter bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
- NOTE: If you've already downloaded the file to disk from the official link, you can also just import the file from disk instead of downloading again via IPFS
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the *... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients
Repeat the above for the ZIP file of the same, by using bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua as the Path to Import

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

Once hosted, it can be downloaded from any of these public gateways amongst others by using these direct links to the content hash of the file. Initially these links will be very slow as the file is distributed across the network, but eventually as more users show up with the file contents ready to go, these links will become faster:

68 days ago

10 score

Reason: None provided.

I'm here for the video, and I just want to watch it from my browser without downloading any software

You can find working mirrors here:

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file. The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format) The content identifier (CID) of this video as a ZIP file (for those gateways that disallow video streaming e.g., CloudFlare) is:
bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua (in base32)
QmX78hf5Eck7XydJsvYzA4HdR4xFTa594LZPjJkVxAq1tb (in base58)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, enter bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
NOTE: If you've already downloaded the file to disk from the official link, you can also just import the file from disk instead of downloading again via IPFS
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the *... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients
Repeat the above for the ZIP file of the same, by using bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua as the Path to Import

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

Once hosted, it can be downloaded from any of these public gateways amongst others by using these direct links to the content hash of the file. Initially these links will be very slow as the file is distributed across the network, but eventually as more users show up with the file contents ready to go, these links will become faster:

68 days ago

2 score

Reason: None provided.

I'm here for the video, and I just want to watch it from my browser without downloading any software

You can find working mirrors here:

I want to help keep the video available for others, and am willing to install software to make that happen

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file. The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format) The content identifier (CID) of this video as a ZIP file (for those gateways that disallow video streaming e.g., CloudFlare) is:
bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua (in base32)
QmX78hf5Eck7XydJsvYzA4HdR4xFTa594LZPjJkVxAq1tb (in base58)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, enter bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
NOTE: If you've already downloaded the file to disk [from the official link] (https://intel.securecomm.network/USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4), you can also just import the file from disk instead of downloading again via IPFS
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the *... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients
Repeat the above for the ZIP file of the same, by using bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua as the Path to Import

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

Once hosted, it can be downloaded from any of these public gateways amongst others by using these direct links to the content hash of the file. Initially these links will be very slow as the file is distributed across the network, but eventually as more users show up with the file contents ready to go, these links will become faster:

68 days ago

2 score

Reason: None provided.

You can contribute to keeping this file available

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file. The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format) The content identifier (CID) of this video as a ZIP file (for those gateways that disallow video streaming e.g., CloudFlare) is:
bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua (in base32)
QmX78hf5Eck7XydJsvYzA4HdR4xFTa594LZPjJkVxAq1tb (in base58)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, enter bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
NOTE: If you've already downloaded the file to disk [from the official link] (https://intel.securecomm.network/USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4), you can also just import the file from disk instead of downloading again via IPFS
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the *... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients
Repeat the above for the ZIP file of the same, by using bafybeiecikz3gaqe4nflgsgjzaqcvothqxufdwzlp4ibnpaym5edf2b5ua as the Path to Import

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

Once hosted, it can be downloaded from any of these public gateways amongst others by using these direct links to the content hash of the file. Initially these links will be very slow as the file is distributed across the network, but eventually as more users show up with the file contents ready to go, these links will become faster:

68 days ago

1 score

Reason: Original

You can contribute to keeping this file available

You can serve up your own copy by running IPFS Desktop, and pinning the file. What is IPFS? IPFS is a distributed peer-to-peer file system with many public http gateways to directly download files by content not by name (so that you can be assured the content has not been modified and you know exactly what you're getting). It allows multiple users to host files across the planet, so that it becomes resilient to censorship, and highly available for other users that want quick access to the file. The content identifier (CID) (or hash) of this specific video is:

bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza (in base32 -- older IPFS hash format)
QmWkPUa8KrZEPzbc9qPfMJC6r9H4uYdMvUUNkq3w8RVC7Z (in base58 -- newer IPFS hash format)

To host your own copy and help keep the file more available:

Install IPFS Desktop
Launch IPFS Desktop
On the Files tab, select Import > From IPFS
In the Path to Import box, enter bafybeid46i2532wlexouiydyl2ej4q5albsh7qtscwlltnno557b6dzpza
Select Import
NOTE: If you've already downloaded the file to disk from the official link, you can also just import the file from disk instead of downloading again via IPFS
Now, in the list of files that you've imported, select the *... button next to USCYBERATTACKFRAUD.mp4, and then select Pin to ensure it remains on your system and serving to other clients

I don't know what that means, where can I get this video if it has been removed from everywhere else?

Once hosted, it can be downloaded from any of these public gateways amongst others by using these direct links to the content hash of the file. Initially these links will be very slow as the file is distributed across the network, but eventually as more users show up with the file contents ready to go, these links will become faster:

68 days ago

1 score