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20 May 2022

Archdiocese of San Francisco's Website Hacked?

After posting about Abp Cordileone barring Pelosi from Holy Communion, I decided to look at His Grace's letter after I saw a tweet containing a link to it. I clicked on the link. I'm using a Linux/Ubuntu machine right now. I got a '403 Forbidden' message when I tried to access it. So I tried entering just sfarchdiocese.org. Same message. I first figured it was a glitch in my system, so I tried to access it on my Android phone using Chrome. Got the same message. I'm assuming the site has been taken down by pro-aborts.

A friend pointed out that 403 is a permission error, either the archdiocese has that link configured incorrectly or it got hacked. That error comes from the site server.

I doubt the archdiocese has it configured wrongly. After trying the link in the tweet, as I said, I just entered sfarchdiocese.org, figuring I could find the letter. That didn't work, so I went to Wikipedia which has the URLs of all Diocese that have them. No dice there, either. The entire site is gone. Hence, my assumption is that they've been hacked.
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1 comment:

  1. Pauli23 May 2022 at 11:24

    Yep, I noticed same thing. I expect it was the wonderful, tolerant woke left.

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