this is being abused  on various social networks such as twitterthe high authority of the archive.org domain makes it hard to bloc and the nature of the redirect means spiders cannot crawl it, making better for spamming purposesHere it is involves a long piece of JavaScript which I have not been able to decrypt what it does but I can modify the exploit to redirect to any page. This piece of JavaScript is able to break the frame in way that is undetectable to archive.org.Steps to reproduce: You create a webpage with the JavaScript, archive it, and then point to the page like this JavaScript  part "://wi" which is the only obvious readable  part of the code can be changed to any urlI have tired emailing archive.og about it no fu3ks given