Cybersecurity expert explains what caused Microsoft outage
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Publicado 2024-07-19
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We had a major layoff and then didn’t have enough people to beta test the upgrade, so yeah… ha ha ha sorry
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This is what happens, when updates are pushed out to quickly, and updates cannot be stopped, just paused. Microsoft and other companies, should go back to old times, where computers can be set to manual updates, instead of pushed updates, forcing updates to be installed, thereby increasing the risk of virus spreading, or like in this case bad coding!
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We need to protect John Conner
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fortune 500 company need to pay compensation then 💰💰💰💰
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This is NOT a ‘Microsoft Outage’ The problem originates from CrowdStrike’s software alone, and MS has absolutely nothing to do with the disaster that unfolded.
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Compensation needs to be done especially with it impacting banks and people's bills.
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What about the air traffic controllers? Are their computers affected?
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I wonder what AI could do if it got access to the net.
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Biggest system in the world doesn't have a plan b. What?😮
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It didn't crash then, it prevents them from booting.
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My veterinary hospital is down because of this.
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Crowdstrike ? Odd Name , Like naming a surgical center Ginsu surgical services .
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Best report I’ve seen so far. Good job!
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Unfortunately? The UK's high-volume CHAPS banking settlement system was in trouble on Thursday, and the London Stock Exchange is in a right royal mess the next day - automatic trading on futures is too slow.
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This is not just a Crowdstrike issue...
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Crowd Strikes stock is about to go into a recession. 😆
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Hmmm! How do you release an update and not know it's effect? I worked for IBM and this is why I have always owned an Apple
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WHY are our systems so vulnerable that if there's an outage in just one company, so many things go down within a whole continent? That's just crazy!! It's is a recipe for a major disaster that's most likely just around the corner. Too many vital services depend on one internet company. Reply
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I think we are extremely vulnerable right now
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Wonder if this is a test run for the November election.
