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I'm pretty sure crowdstrike autoupdates, with 0 option to disable or manually rollout updates. Even worse people running N-1 and N-2 channels also seem to have
by sunbum 2y ago
I'm pretty sure crowdstrike autoupdates, with 0 option to disable or manually rollout updates. Even worse people running N-1 and N-2 channels also seem to have been impacted by this.
- averageRoyalty 2y agoMy point stands then. If you're applying kernel grade patches on machines which you knowingly cannot disable or test, that's just simple negligence.
- rjmunro 2y agoI think it's probably not a kernel patch per se. I think it's something like an update to a data file that Crowdstrike considers low risk, but it turns out that the already-deployed kernel module has a bug that means it crashes when it reads this file.
- everybodyknows 2y agoWhich suggests the question: What's the current state of "fuzz testing" within the Crowdstrike dev org?