Disappearance of The Black Vault’s UFO Archive After Trump’s Release Order Raises Access and Security Questions

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After President Trump ordered federal agencies to release extraterrestrial files, The Black Vault’s large declassified UFO archive disappeared from its main server, with altered permissions and ownership logs and no clear explanation from the hosting provider, prompting John Greenewald Jr. and Frank Bergman to wonder about suppression or manipulation as official releases began.

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Disappearance of The Black Vault’s UFO Archive After Trump’s Release Order Raises Access and Security Questions

After President Donald Trump ordered agencies to release extraterrestrial records, The Black Vault’s extensive declassified UFO archive vanished from its main server, wiping hundreds of gigabytes across thousands of directories—including CIA projects, historical directives, and JFK assassination materials—after file permissions and ownership logs were altered, with the hosting provider deeming it a deletion rather than corruption, prompting questions among researchers about suppression or manipulation and a note by Frank Bergman of Slay News on the timing, while John Greenewald Jr. warns about safeguarding sensitive archival material within ongoing discussions of government secrecy and unexplained phenomena.