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In fact, CrowdStrike has taken down Linux systems in much the same way in the past year (in April I think). It's just that the impact was less widespread.
by Bjartr 2y ago
In fact, CrowdStrike has taken down Linux systems in much the same way in the past year (in April I think). It's just that the impact was less widespread.
- deepsun 2y agoLinux yes, but *BSD systems have microkernel architecture, so must be more resilient to failures of one of the components. Although I have no idea whether the full system would boot either, I'm pretty sure it could partially load, give more information to user, and make it easier to fix.