From Lego: https://www.lego.com/en-us/aboutus/news/2026/december/lego-s...

I used this a while back while running a waybackmachine style site for a large social media platform. I wanted to keep it simple with sqlite but when it got popular it started to become a problem. Marmot was the only thing that I was able to get to work with the amount of data I was pulling in. It would sync the master db from the main archiver server to all the ha servers so the user would be able to access it immediately no matter what ha server they got. The dev team was nice to talk to when I had some issues in setting it up.

It was definitively a weird backend setup I had made but it just worked once set up so I didnt have to touch any of the frontend code.

The URL scanner doesnt directly scan the file. It checks the URL against other web firewalls and returns stuff like the headers, chain, the sha256 hash of the body (which links to the actual file analysis https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/9525d0fe32cebf7933bf84dcf...)

You can see and compare the different vendors of each. File analysis goes to all the antivirus' and does the sandbox stuff and the URL analysis goes to things like Google Safebrowsing, phishing check services, etc

tldr different systems for URL analysis (web firewall check) & file analysis (antivirus/sandbox check)

Part 2: Flock and Cyble Inc. Continue to File False Notices

https://haveibeenflocked.com/news/cyble-part2

Looks fine on my end for both `archive.org` & `*.archive.org`

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