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We're already there. The fact that we didn't see civilization collapse is evidence that there is a ton of infrastructure not running Windows and Crowdstrike.
by jnwatson 2y ago
We're already there. The fact that we didn't see civilization collapse is evidence that there is a ton of infrastructure not running Windows and Crowdstrike.
- AlbertCory 2y agoFor a long time after Burroughs was almost ancient history, banks still ran Burroughs machines. They've probably thrown in the sponge by now. I'm sure IBM mainframes are still running critical stuff, too.
- treyd 2y agoThis wasn't nearly as bad as it could have been. What if the crash wasn't just a crash but resulted in data corruption? And what if it took longer to stop the rollout and deploy a fixed version? How long would it have taken to recover from this kind of incident? If affected machines didn't fix themselves after several reboots but needed to be actively reimaged?