After more than a month of being down due to a raid in their server in Sweden, popular torrent directory website The Pirate Bay has now resurfaced and is fully working again for everyone to enjoy.
The resurgence started a few weeks before today with a countdown of the famous homepage, a Phoenix symbol taunting the authorities, and the search bar locked-out, making it unusable for anyone who access the site. Today, TPB opens its doors once again to anyone who want to search for any torrent file.
While it has risen from its offline grave to serve torrents again and a lot of clones and projects such as isoHunt’s OldPirateBay project taking place, TPB is reopening with a trimmed down version while keeping all of its content intact, locking out most of the core staff that had been working with the website since its inception. “I wish I had better news to come with. The launch that is about to take place on February 1 is not us,” says WTC-SWE, one of the lead admins of The Pirate Bay remarked. This prompted several staff members to launch their own TPB clones to serve people that will be available son.
You can now access the website at its old domain, as always.
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