> If you only knew how absurd of a statement that is. You don't seem to know either since you don't elaborate on this. As said, people are picking this apart o

> If you only knew how absurd of a statement that is. You don't seem to know either since you don't elaborate on this. As said, people are picking this apart on Twitter and mastodon right now. Give it a week or two and I bet we'll see a couple CVEs from this. For the rest of your post you seem to ignore the argument regarding attack surface, as well as the fact that there are companies not using this kind of software and apparently doing fine. But I guess we can just claim they are fully infiltrated and just don't know because they don't use crowdstrike. Are you working for crowdstrike by any chance? But sure, at the end of the day you're just gonna weigh the damage this outage did to your bottom line and the frequency you expect this to happen with, against a potential hack - however you even come up with the numbers here, maybe crowdstrike salespeople will help you out - and maybe tell yourself it's still worth it.