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My point stands then. If you're applying kernel grade patches on machines which you knowingly cannot disable or test, that's just simple negligence.
by averageRoyalty 2y ago
My 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?