The US government website is disappearing in real time

Several government websites have been canceled, including USAID.GOV, Eundrasistance.gov, NewLeCTEDDISEASES.GOV and Childrendersinaversity.gov. Cable analysis of more than 1,000 Federal .gov websites found that at least seven websites related to USAID servers are offline within two hours on Saturday afternoon.

On Friday, Reuters reported that the remarks of offline websites are the result of confusion that allows new guidelines to appear on the federal site. Before 5 pm on Friday, January 31st, it has instructed the agency to “cancel all the media (websites, social media accounts, etc.), which is a media (website, social media account).

This is the latest step for the Trump administration to completely redeem the US government. Shortly after taking office, the Trump administration withdrew the product of the ProductiveRights.gov, which provided information about reproductive medical care. Since mid -January, more and more US government websites have been out of line.

With a website belonging to the USAID Server, Yound.gov (the U.S. government website aims to support the youth plan), and has appeared offline in the past 24 hours. Before removing it, the archive version of the WayBack machine shows that its post is “preparing for MLK Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. National Day service”.

USAID employees told Wired that employees are scrambling to save digital copy from the archive version of the website, and at least some people are locked in their systems, including personnel files, salary and welfare information. The employee said: “The report and analysis of the taxpayer funded for decades disappeared immediately. He asked for anonymity because they had no right to talk to the media.” We don't know what happened behind the scenes or when they would come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back, when will it come back and when will he return? What form. “

Employees added: “Employees cannot even enter DEC (the USAID file database that is available, open and available available USAID file databases) to ensure a copy of the open access report.”

Another employee of the US International Development Agency told Wired that as of Saturday afternoon, they could still use the internal working system, but the visibility of what happened and reasons was limited.

The employee was also anonymous. “We don't allow contact with our partners. We have been placed in the darkness, which is just an extension.” Employees added that they were worried that the agency would be reduced to “what we are.”

Other websites, including HealthData.gov, OBSCIGHT.GOV, and Vacines.gov, which also turn black regularly. It is unclear whether these short deletions are related to the recent administrative orders, or it is caused by technical problems. However, some websites (such as PROSPERAFRICA.GOV) clearly states: “In order to remain consistent with the presidential execution command, the website is currently being maintained because we quickly and thoroughly review all content.”

Software constructed by wired can systematically check the state of 1,374 government fields. The tool will scan regularly, whether the tracking site can be accessed, and the server's response method and domain name can still be resolved. This enables us to monitor the pattern within normal operation and seize the moment when the site suddenly disappears-sometimes reappear for minutes or hours. Some of these interruptions can be attributed to conventional maintenance or technical failures. Others recommend that a wider infrastructure fails or deliberately dismantle.