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CrowdStrike's reasoning is that an instantaneous global rollout helps them protect against rapidly spreading malware. However, I doubt they need an instantaneo
by xvector 2y ago
CrowdStrike's reasoning is that an instantaneous global rollout helps them protect against rapidly spreading malware.
However, I doubt they need an instantaneous rollout for every deployment.
- slenk 2y agoI feel like they need to at least first rollout to themselves
- kijin 2y agoWell, millions of PCs bluescreening at the same time does help stop a rapidly spreading malware. Only this time, crowdstrike itself has become indistinguishable from malware.
- imtringued 2y agoWhe I first saw news about the outage I was wondering what this malware "CrowdStrike" was. I mean, the name kind of sounds hostile.
- TeMPOraL 2y agoThey say that, but all I hear is immune system triggering a cytokine storm and killing you because it was worried you may catch a cold.