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I'd love to see an in-depth post mortem by the devs but from what I've read in the past couple of days, they won't be with the company and the company will prob
by r0ckarong 2y ago
I'd love to see an in-depth post mortem by the devs but from what I've read in the past couple of days, they won't be with the company and the company will probably use all legal means to prevent that from happening.
- brohee 2y agoCan their legal means beat a senate inquiry?
- mingus88 2y agoIf the subpoenas can get issued before any pre-configured expiry deletes the evidence… So good luck. I worked at a place with a 6mo expiration policy across the board. Perfectly legal way to avoid getting your emails in the news.
- mh- 2y agoNAL, but typically a litigant would send a "preservation" or "spoilation" letter apprising them of forthcoming litigation and demanding they preserve related evidence. I would not be surprised if Crowdstrike has already received some from this incident.
- r0ckarong 2y agoIs Meta still a company?