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...because all CrowdStrike had to do was say "oops, we f*%&/$d up the last update, here's a fixed one", while Delta's IT had to locate all BSODing devices and s
by rob74 2y ago
...because all CrowdStrike had to do was say "oops, we f*%&/$d up the last update, here's a fixed one", while Delta's IT had to locate all BSODing devices and somehow recover them?
- dmix 2y agoThis is just their response to a legal challenge. If we're asking rhetorical questions, then "why wouldn't CrowdStrike's lawyers try to defer responsibility and not pay millions of dollars?". Otherwise it's reading a bit too much into it and the courts will sort it out. > CrowdStrike said Sunday that its liability is contractually capped at an amount in the “single-digit millions.” That's probably a key question too^
- zo1 2y agoIsn't there a legal/lawyer equivalent to saying the wrong thing to cops. E.g. If you as a person lie or mislead during questioning and that adds weight to your being guilty during trial. So lawyers trying to pawn this off and use stupid legalese to shift blame, make or ask time-wasting accusations etc. I'm not a lawyer or versed in all the legal stuff, but something smells like a double standard here.