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It's an automatic update of the product. Semantic "channel vs. binary" doesn't indicate anything. If your software's definition files can cause a kernel mode dr
by Shank 2y ago
It's an automatic update of the product. Semantic "channel vs. binary" doesn't indicate anything. If your software's definition files can cause a kernel mode driver to crash in a bootloop you have bigger problems, but the outcome is the same as if the driver itself was updated.
- tempaway4575144 2y agoIndeed. Its worse really, it means there was a bug lurking in their product that was waiting for a badly formatted file to surface it. Given how widespread the problem is it also means they are pushing these files out without basic testing. edit: It will be very interesting to see how CrowdStrike wriggle out of the obvious conclusion that their company no longer deserves to exist after a f*k up like this.
- account42 2y agoSimple: They are obviously too big to fail now.
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- tempaway4575144 2y ago"Too big to uninstall" is a thing I guess