CrowdStrike is actively working with customers impacted by a defect found in a single content update for Windows hosts. Mac and Linux hosts are not impacted. This is not a security incident or cyberattack. The issue has been identified, isolated and a fix has been deployed. We…
— George Kurtz (@George_Kurtz) July 19, 2024
That is what m'soft would like to think......perhaps we give them a well deserved 'scorching' when they deserve itI always thought Australia was part of the world but I just found out that it is not.
Can I steal this?
Hmmm... It's not -in- the environment.This was sent to me, strangely I always thought Australia was part of the world but I just found out that it is not.
Seems they forgot Canada. They aren't part of the world either, eh.This was sent to me, strangely I always thought Australia was part of the world but I just found out that it is not.
Maybe not but i've got a hanful Plan-B alternatives ready to take over and i'm pretty much confident not having the crow thing intentionally installed to begin with, or it's time to seek alzheimer treatment...I would not be so certain that running Linux can protect against Crowdstrike shenanigans
Nothing changes for me. I doubt though that if potentially this was a hack we will learn about this.Maybe not but i've got a hanful Plan-B alternatives ready to take over and i'm pretty much confident not having the crow thing intentionally installed to begin with, or it's time to seek alzheimer treatment...
I doubt it. None of the previous issues that costed a lot induced move.Courts and 2 of the major hospital's were down in my area.
I suspect more folks will be moving to Linux after this.Of course, time will inevitability show that......and the Linux Forums will have a lot more new users.
Again, time will tell.I doubt it. None of the previous issues that costed a lot induced move.