4chan is back online.
Following an apparent hack, it looks like the site is back up. The 4chan blog also got its first post in 8 years, but it doesn’t really say anything. Here’s our post from earlier this month about the hack. [Link: 4chan’s ‘cesspool of the internet’ is down after apparently being hacked | https://www.theverge.com/news/648908/4chan-hacked-down-outage-leak | The Verge]
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