Crowdsrtike would also issue a report about what went wrong, saying that it came from part of it's security system that checks for hacking on customer's computers and smartphones after an update was made which was glitched. While it's updates are screened before being released, there was a bug in the system that allowed it to get through, “despite containing problematic content data.”The result was the "blue screen of death" on millions of computers and smartphones, which could only be delt with by manual operations, sometimes over and over and over.
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Bixyl Shuftan
Many years ago,if you did not test your code in a strict procedure to ensure it would not cause problems, youd be fired. Today such cost cutting is the norm everywhere but where I am. I dont know how much Crowdstrike saved by not testing their stuff. But it wont be enough cash for all the lawsuits a coming...
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