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Wayback Machine

By Maltego Technologies
Browse archived content of billions of websites to uncover deleted pages, hidden files, and more.
Wayback Machine integration in Maltego
Web & Image Content Fraud & Abuse Intelligence Collection

Wayback Machine Transforms for Maltego

The Wayback Machine Transforms allow you to browse snapshots and archived content of hundreds of billions of websites, going back for years or even decades. The Wayback Machine is one of the most valuable OSINT tools for web investigations. Combined with Maltego, this tool becomes even more powerful: Uncover deleted pages, hidden files, changed content, historical connections and more.

  • Browse historical Snapshots starting from a Domain, Website or URL Entity
  • Discover old files and images cached by the Wayback Machine
  • Investigate now-deleted link structures that hint at possible connections between different websites
  • Gather evidence for cyber forensic investigations

The Wayback Machine integration is also part of the Maltego Standard Transforms and ships with all Maltego clients by default.

For more details, see our reference documentation, or for more examples of typical use-cases see the Maltego Standard Transforms guide.

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Pricing & Access

Community Hub

Available for users with Maltego CE.

  • Click-and-Run: Simply install the Hub item on your Maltego Desktop Client and start using it.

Commercial Hub

Users with Maltego One have the following access or purchase options:

  • Click-and-Run: Simply install the Hub item on your Maltego Desktop Client and start using it.

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About Wayback Machine

The Wayback Machine is a digital archive of the World Wide Web, founded by the Internet Archive, a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco. It allows the user to go “back in time” and see what websites looked like in the past.

For more info, visit https://web.archive.org/.

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