Black Vault Server Wipe: One Day After Trump UFO-Release Order, Raising Data‑Integrity Concerns

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John Greenewald Jr.'s Black Vault, a large public archive of declassified US files, had its main server wiped on February 20, deleting hundreds of gigabytes of material about UFOs, CIA projects, and the JFK assassination, with altered directory permissions and file ownership logs and no official explanation, raising concerns about data integrity and security and highlighting the vulnerability of digital archives and the ongoing debate over government transparency on UFOs.

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Black Vault Server Wipe: One Day After Trump UFO-Release Order, Raising Data‑Integrity Concerns

John Greenewald Jr.’s Black Vault, a large archive of declassified US government files, reportedly had its main server wiped on February 20, erasing hundreds of gigabytes of UFOs, declassified CIA projects, and JFK assassination material, while directories showed altered permissions and ownership logs with no official explanation, highlighting data integrity and security concerns among researchers and the ongoing tension over government transparency on UFO topics.