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You just got tricked by this dishonest article. The whole section that mentions dogfooding is only about actual updates to the kernel driver. This was not a ker
by stefan_ 2y ago
You just got tricked by this dishonest article. The whole section that mentions dogfooding is only about actual updates to the kernel driver. This was not a kernel driver update, the entire section is irrelevant.
This was a "content file", and the first time it was interpreted by the kernel driver was when it was pushed to customer production systems worldwide. There was no testing of any sort.
- broknbottle 2y agoAll these people claiming they didn’t have canaries. They actually did but people are in denial that they are the canary for crowdstrike lol
- cjbprime 2y agoIt's worse than that -- if your strategy actually was to use the customer fleet as QA and monitoring, then it probably wouldn't take you an hour and a half to notice that the fleet was exploding and withdraw the update, as it did here. There was simply no QA anywhere.