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Klarkashton

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3. It bought down every desktop and server

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Sat Jul 20, 2024, 01:26 AM

Jul 2024

In the business I work for. We can't catch a break we got hit with a horrible ransom attack last year so we invested in CrowdStrike. It's 100s of PCs each one takes an effort to fix and the servers are worse.

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CrowdStrike used Windows. Apple systems were not affected. [View all] question everything Jul 2024 OP

PBS Newshour interviewed Bruce Schneier from Harvard University about the recent tech failures. summer_in_TX Jul 2024 #1

From two years ago. ItsjustMe Jul 2024 #2

It bought down every desktop and server Klarkashton Jul 2024 #3

That one person probably shouldn't have tested in production... itzzen Jul 2024 #4

I don't think there are any Apple machine servers. I think they use Linux servers Bernardo de La Paz Jul 2024 #5

this AllaN01Bear Jul 2024 #7

Remember the "cloud" ... CloudWatcher Jul 2024 #6

also the internet is that way too also. AllaN01Bear Jul 2024 #8