thundershart

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   by thundershart 2y ago

   > I wonder if there's a concern that staggering the malware signatures would open them up to lawsuits if somebody was hacked in between other customers getting the data and them getting the data. I'd assume that sort of thing w
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   by thundershart 2y ago

   > From what I understand, the answer to that question is no, at least for the type=channel-update change that triggered this outage. In which case I think the blame ultimately falls almost entirely on CrowdStrike. Honestly, it hadn'
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   by thundershart 2y ago

   Oh, I'd missed point #3 somehow. If individual consumers weren't even given the opportunity to test this, whether by policy or by bug, then ... yeesh. Even worse than I'd thought. Exactly which team owns the testing is probab
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   by thundershart 2y ago

   Surely, CrowdStrike's safety posture for update rollouts is in serious need of improvement. No argument there. But is there any responsibility for the clients consuming the data to have verified these updates prior to taking them in pr