I was a temporary manager the night stuff happened debit cars atm and out lottery machine went down T_T and they said it would be easy cause a dead night XD everyone was coming to us cause across the street was closed and got mad at me T_T
Ngl bro how do you not even test it once? L windows os over and over. Seriously considering dual booting Linux. I don’t want to be on a ship with holes over a raft with no holes
Yes but carrier pigeon is too unreliable, many factors can affect their fulfillment rates. That's why I always carve my comments into a stone tablet and carry them into TH-cam headquarters.
@@hypershrimp_ But what if you drop the tablet and I breaks? I bring my TH-cam comments to TH-cam hq etched onto stainless steel bars to avoid my comments getting so much as blurred
@@hypershrimp_Ha! I simply light a smoke signal, which in turn tells my boy to light a smoke signal. Eventually this chain of smoke signals makes it to youtube headquarters and becomes a comment
Forreal, was going to have an early Friday. We finally have nice weather, was excited to have an early start to the weekend then I got the news. Nothing has been able to get done yet.
Tech: “As long as nobody pushes the update to the server, we should be fine.” Intern: “I have a question” Tech: “What’s your question, intern?” Intern: “I have done nothing but integrate and push updates to the server for three days”
@@jayman9347oh my god I know! I want to know how close we were to even more chaos and hear from people in different career fields. This day will make an awesome documentary one day.
Hospitals and 911 dispatch centers also affected. Speaking as a healthcare worker that was just helping one of my facility’s units with a security issue tied to that outage.
Isn't this the reason why people release updates on Fridays? Because they should. Friday night at around 11am Pacific I think is when most are sleeping in America. (Actually later. But sounds like a good time to me.)
Yeah, our modern civilization is hanging by a thread. All it takes is a storm from the sun and it can KO'd the entire grid and internet networks. Our modern way of life, including basic infrastructure, is so tied to the grid and internet.
It's clear he's happy about the reminder of how fragile technology is and it's a good lesson to not let the manual way fall by the wayside not happy about people being in danger@@rosarioyeen1371
IT Tech here. Most of this is resolved now, but many other companies are still struggling, such as UKG by Ultimate Software. I expect this to blow over in a day or so.
Maybe, maybe not. With how large the outage is, I doubt there’s another company that could reasonably take up the slack. I will say someone, or some people, will be loosing their jobs.
I work for a certain shipping company that is known for its brown trucks. It shut down most of our systems too. All my boss said was ".....Skynet....it's happening! " 😂
Several clients reported servers down due to CrowdStrike, afaik their IT teams are cursing at never seen before levels at them ruining the Happy Friday plans.
All the "glad I moved to Linux" comments are proving you don't need to be as clued up about IT as people think you do to make the switch For the avoidance of doubt; it's a driver issue in corporate software, not an issue home Windows users will experience (still for moving to Linux though)
This is how aliens would get us, if a potential alien civilization is powerful enough to reach us, they are powerful enough to find a hole like this, and basically brick our whole planet. That would be kinda awsome, but its also horrifying to think that a software patch like this can have such a gigantic footprint
Imagine our Universe needs a software update... and God fell asleep at the time The Universe is essentially bricked Thankfully, God never fell asleep (QS 2:255).
I work at amazon and our entire 3 million squarefoot warehouse was completely shut down because we couldn't keep track of orders. from what we were told, every amazon facility in the world of stopped. Insane
I just left Hy-Vee where all the self-checkouts were blue screened thought it was curious and then came across this video so thanks for giving me the answer lol
Maintainer of over 3400 PCs - all with CS... The repair is quite simple - but the ONLY way it's performed is manually.... The machines are spread over 4 states covering the entire surface of Australia. The overtime bill is going to be mega.
I was on shift at the ER when this went down and it was a hellish shift. Radiology couldn't read scans, wait times of 12+ hours. It's insane and terrifying how one small action has such widespread and devastating effects
Pretty great stuff. EMS/FD/PD in my entire state lost all ability to communicate with our dispatch, record patient data, or get navigation to the scenes outside of landlining the dispatch center. We just had to ground all of our medevac helicopters in the county as well because they have equipment on board that is inoperable
I work on a dual service ambulance with a private EMS company. Im also in the medical side of things, so generally i got no clue lol. For 911, we receive traffic over digital channels from a regional communications center. However, we heard nothing from our regional comms center until about 1am, when they landlined our supervisor as to why none of our units were responding to radio traffic. Not sure what's going on over there or any of their systems for radios but the comms center uses the same digital system that our CAD uses, so when our CAD went out, so did the comms center. For our IF traffic, we receive that directly to our CAD's after the sending hospital sends out something to our company dispatch by some program on a standard computer. The hospital side and our companies receiving side both went down. As for FD/PD, we've had to call their individual stations to get them to respond to incidents, not sure what systems they use. I'm just a paramedic, got no clue how everything works but that's what I know. For about the last 6 hours, our dispatch system for 911 through regional comms and radios came back, still no CAD or IF traffic from our company dispatch
I dont get why all of these companys use windows… Even Governments! Why dont they use their own open source os? In my opinion its a major risk having one closed source os of an foreign company run a whole country…
we really need a healthy amount of different systems but also universally accepts some codes in order to maintain a failsafe option that doesn't rely on a single system.
It could be a setup, senior engineer deliberately patch and know its very intrusive so gagawin nya, bahala na ma tanggal sa trabaho pero na short nya ang stock, he retire early..
Agar pc even connected bhi hota us samay jab yeh hua, tab ye sirf un computers ko affect karta hai jinme crowdstrike service install ki hui hai. Normal users ya fir koi bhi corporate office ya schools etc jisme yeh service "crownstrike" nahi hai, unka kuch nahi hua us samay. Chahe net se connected ho ya na ho😊
I mean I nuked my Nvidia drivers once going from mesa to proprietary ( as I needed cuda) and that was my fault. Other than that one time (just because I had to fix it at 10pm and had lectures the next day at school so it was quite inconvenient timing) nothing dramatic, about 8 months since I switched.
@@RenderingUser I don't need those quality of life features. What I need is the latest of packages the day they release, the AUR and the speed of Pacman, so I'm staying on Arch. Though I would recommend Nix to some people it's not the right thing for me.
Yes because the literal millions of people , businesses , and even governmental organizations can change Operating Systems on a dime ..on machines that won't even boot. Seriously you Linux types need to stop pretending your OS can support networks the size Microsoft or Apple can.
based on the info made public by crowdstrike this was a driver update, however some other sources indicate it was a detection rules update, neither should be going live to the world, they are both non critical and should be sent to early adopters 6 hours to 6 days ahead of rollout. The Ludacris idea of agile and we can always push a fix just got proven wrong.
My dad flew back home from a business trip the day before this happened for my mom’s birthday If my mom wasn’t born on the day before that my dad would of been stuck in Massachusetts we are so lucky 🍀
Friend’s flight got cancelled because of this, it was even on the Dutch news about "Computer Outages" in Schiphol, long lines where instead of being explained what caused these outages they were given stroopwafels.
>youtube was fine >discord was fine >valorant was fine my life was completely unaffected, hope all those billion dollar companies have fun with their outsourced overseas IT departments
We did an upgrade once , communicating with a BT system (yes British Telecom). We asked if we could test the interface with their test system and got barked at by them with the reply "There's no way we're upgrading the test system until we know Production is stable!"
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>arrives at work
>Uploads an untested patch
>Puts entire economies to its knees
>Refuses to elaborate
😂
I know right like how are you one of the security company's and just dump out a untested update like that
>leaves
I was a temporary manager the night stuff happened debit cars atm and out lottery machine went down T_T and they said it would be easy cause a dead night XD everyone was coming to us cause across the street was closed and got mad at me T_T
"now watch as i topple an entire government by changing a '1' to a '0'"
CrowdStrike: Global Offensive
They should change the name to counter strike
@@Anthony-stama ha! they'd likely beable to charge more for it!!
"Mom can we have CS:GO?"
"We have CS:GO at home"
The CS:GO at home:
More like: CrowdStrike: Global Outage
Someone at Crowdstrike is getting a paddling
Rip to the software engineers that didnt test their code enough
@@alqash6749Why test when you have millions of computers to test with? Faster results
@@oneofmanyjames-es1643 is Jasper doin the paddlin?
With the slippers!
You better believe that's a paddlin'!
THIS IS WHY WE TEST OUR CODE BEFORE PUSHING TO MAIN!!!!
The strongest suite of tests stands no chance against a “LGTM” from a senior engineer
i think the dude working on this just rushing it and hurrily pushed it 😂
Thought this is why people release updates on the weekends too.
@@dianapennepacker6854 the whole thing is very weird.
Ngl bro how do you not even test it once? L windows os over and over. Seriously considering dual booting Linux. I don’t want to be on a ship with holes over a raft with no holes
This is why I'll never use a computer, too vulnerable.
- Sent from my carrier pigeon
Based fellow IP over avian carrier user.
Yes but carrier pigeon is too unreliable, many factors can affect their fulfillment rates. That's why I always carve my comments into a stone tablet and carry them into TH-cam headquarters.
@@hypershrimp_ But what if you drop the tablet and I breaks? I bring my TH-cam comments to TH-cam hq etched onto stainless steel bars to avoid my comments getting so much as blurred
@@hypershrimp_Ha! I simply light a smoke signal, which in turn tells my boy to light a smoke signal. Eventually this chain of smoke signals makes it to youtube headquarters and becomes a comment
@@hypershrimp_I just draw what I wanna say in my cave and it kinda just delivers
IT guy here. Half of our entire company went down due to this issue.
What a way to start a Friday.
Forreal, was going to have an early Friday. We finally have nice weather, was excited to have an early start to the weekend then I got the news. Nothing has been able to get done yet.
Ditto. I was in a meeting and someone was who tf releases an update on a Friday.
Yup my companies entire inventory system took a solid shit on itself with that update for over 3 hours this morning
Same man… I woke up, turned on the news and was like “Ohhh fu%#” 😵
same man lmao (i don't even have a job)
Watching 8 of our 15 checkouts slowly being blue screened while at work was the most soul crushing thing about this
Sounds like a horror movie lol
Same I saw about 4 down at my local grocery shop out of roughly 14
"This... is an outage."
"Dear god."
"Theres more."
"No..."
I get this reference
Miss you Rick May
To shreds you say?
it contains an outage
Tech: “As long as nobody pushes the update to the server, we should be fine.”
Intern: “I have a question”
Tech: “What’s your question, intern?”
Intern: “I have done nothing but integrate and push updates to the server for three days”
Don't forget power grid operators! Got a little hairy there for a while. Not that anyone outside the industry noticed.
I'd love to hear what happened man, that sounds so interesting. One wrong move and... well "we" wouldn't even know lol
@@jayman9347oh my god I know! I want to know how close we were to even more chaos and hear from people in different career fields. This day will make an awesome documentary one day.
"Wanna see something cool?"
It kinda feels like crowdstrike were just living up to their namesake. 😂
The amount of case going to be filed against them is going to be well over their budget
This is the fastest I've ever seen a UFD shorts notiifcation. It usually takes days to get one.
I guess they don't have to send them to as many people as usual 🤷
@@MyHandleIsGood it's so weird! Shorts notifications are broken.
I'm glad this did not effect me as I was sleeping when this happened
(yes this is sarcastic ik it happened to crowdstrike)
Don't update
It will only happen if you use crowdstrike though.
don't connect your PC to the internet 🤣
@pointblankgaming587it was fixed, they removed the bug; but it's not retroactive on PCs that already have it
@@txcavigood thing i saw this video i noticed i has an update and was just about to do it
Hospitals and 911 dispatch centers also affected. Speaking as a healthcare worker that was just helping one of my facility’s units with a security issue tied to that outage.
This is going to be expensive as a lot of organisations will have to manually deploy a fix rather than rely on crowdstrike to roll back the change.
As someone who's working in IT, it has been a painful day
Isn't this the reason why people release updates on Fridays?
Because they should. Friday night at around 11am Pacific I think is when most are sleeping in America. (Actually later. But sounds like a good time to me.)
Teams worked today, but the Mexico airports at the news are other story
That one is a classic. You dont push a update on Friday because stuff like this happens and kills your weekend 😂😂😂
With cybersecurity like these who needs hackers
I saw a bunch of bill boards this morning where down on my drive to work.
Meanwhile Polish government or every other important institution:
What is windows?
We use linux.
No? Most government devices use Windows or just doesn't have a true operating system depending on the specifics
@@datcheesecakeboi6745 like they said, every other important institution.
@@datcheesecakeboi6745I'm pretty sure the commenter was saying this in the context of Polish institutions
@@witchcraftanditsconsequenc4280 mostly due to cost reasons.. they still use windows tho
@@MarkARoutt cool most schools use windows and mac
This makes me happy. From time to time people need to be reminded how fragile and imperfect digital information is. Tangibility y'all.
Yeah, our modern civilization is hanging by a thread. All it takes is a storm from the sun and it can KO'd the entire grid and internet networks. Our modern way of life, including basic infrastructure, is so tied to the grid and internet.
That's sadistic considering 911 was down. You wouldn't be saying this if something happened at the same time
It's clear he's happy about the reminder of how fragile technology is and it's a good lesson to not let the manual way fall by the wayside not happy about people being in danger@@rosarioyeen1371
Japan: you laughed at my Fax machine and Paperworks,
now you can't even pay or withdraw money,
who is laughing now?
@@rosarioyeen1371and yet its absurd to think that a service as crucial as 911 was reliant on windows.
Me with Linux: 🗿🗿🗿
I use steam os 🗿
@@alexlam404..which is a linux distro you ansolute nugget
Just sitting back and relaxing while articles about Windows controversies flood in
Same
@@kitty.x3that was the point you uncooked nugget
IT Tech here. Most of this is resolved now, but many other companies are still struggling, such as UKG by Ultimate Software. I expect this to blow over in a day or so.
My dads xp computer and all those windows 95 checkouts in markets are still trucking 💪
Fun fact: this happened the DAY the EVO championship started, meaning lots of competitors lost thousands of dollars.
I was playing palworld, and I got the blue screen 😂
I also play palworld 😂
Nice i have played for 6 hours and updated for security when I turned on still no blue sce
It prevented our local hospital from performing most of their surgeries, also from receiving some of the organ transplants that werescheduled.
I predict that Crowdstrike will not have their contract renewed. Calling it now, lol
I'm wondering that too 🤔
Maybe, maybe not. With how large the outage is, I doubt there’s another company that could reasonably take up the slack. I will say someone, or some people, will be loosing their jobs.
I work for a certain shipping company that is known for its brown trucks. It shut down most of our systems too.
All my boss said was ".....Skynet....it's happening! " 😂
Several clients reported servers down due to CrowdStrike, afaik their IT teams are cursing at never seen before levels at them ruining the Happy Friday plans.
They're just thankful they've got someone to blame!
All the "glad I moved to Linux" comments are proving you don't need to be as clued up about IT as people think you do to make the switch
For the avoidance of doubt; it's a driver issue in corporate software, not an issue home Windows users will experience (still for moving to Linux though)
Fair assessment
Yea, those supposedly tech savvy Linux commenter failed to comprehend the fact that this was crowdstrike' error, not Windows'.
@@drmaulana2600 but if it was Linux, it's not going to be perpetually stuck in blue screen now is it?
So uhhh... can I turn my pc on now
If you don't use crowdstrike then this doesn't impact your computer.
What's that ? @@oneofmanyjames-es1643
as long as it's not a company computer your perfectly safe
unless you stole your laptop from work your good
Thanks for explaining 🙂
This is why we need diversity in operating systems
I am so glad crowdstrike doesn't affect me.
It's the CrowdStrike Global Offensive!
At the least the director of oversight is trying to help lol
BNSF railroad employee here. A good chunk of our systems are down, and some fellas I know from Union Pacific are not able to get any work done
Y2K comes late 😅
I thought the exact same thing😂
Thank GOD im still running windows XP and haven’t updated my system in 22 years
Chad XP user 🗿
rip crowdstrike. you will never recover
Keep being a good father and keeping us entertained, keep it up man
They committed a sin of rolling out an update on a Friday. Gods were angry
This is how aliens would get us, if a potential alien civilization is powerful enough to reach us, they are powerful enough to find a hole like this, and basically brick our whole planet. That would be kinda awsome, but its also horrifying to think that a software patch like this can have such a gigantic footprint
Imagine our Universe needs a software update... and God fell asleep at the time
The Universe is essentially bricked
Thankfully, God never fell asleep (QS 2:255).
@@r.a.6459 untested universe patch *jjj laugh
I work at amazon and our entire 3 million squarefoot warehouse was completely shut down because we couldn't keep track of orders. from what we were told, every amazon facility in the world of stopped. Insane
Whole office this morning was just blue screening lol got a free hour of pay
I just left Hy-Vee where all the self-checkouts were blue screened thought it was curious and then came across this video so thanks for giving me the answer lol
Maintainer of over 3400 PCs - all with CS... The repair is quite simple - but the ONLY way it's performed is manually.... The machines are spread over 4 states covering the entire surface of Australia.
The overtime bill is going to be mega.
Windows vista has apparently come back to life
Glad mine doesn't happened with this outage.
I am with one of the largest trucking companies in the United States, and it's affecting us to
Maybe i dont have to go to work today!
I was on shift at the ER when this went down and it was a hellish shift. Radiology couldn't read scans, wait times of 12+ hours. It's insane and terrifying how one small action has such widespread and devastating effects
im literally at the airport rn and its the funniest thing ive ever seen, its like a graveyard of bsods lol
Pretty great stuff. EMS/FD/PD in my entire state lost all ability to communicate with our dispatch, record patient data, or get navigation to the scenes outside of landlining the dispatch center. We just had to ground all of our medevac helicopters in the county as well because they have equipment on board that is inoperable
I work on a dual service ambulance with a private EMS company. Im also in the medical side of things, so generally i got no clue lol. For 911, we receive traffic over digital channels from a regional communications center. However, we heard nothing from our regional comms center until about 1am, when they landlined our supervisor as to why none of our units were responding to radio traffic. Not sure what's going on over there or any of their systems for radios but the comms center uses the same digital system that our CAD uses, so when our CAD went out, so did the comms center. For our IF traffic, we receive that directly to our CAD's after the sending hospital sends out something to our company dispatch by some program on a standard computer. The hospital side and our companies receiving side both went down. As for FD/PD, we've had to call their individual stations to get them to respond to incidents, not sure what systems they use. I'm just a paramedic, got no clue how everything works but that's what I know. For about the last 6 hours, our dispatch system for 911 through regional comms and radios came back, still no CAD or IF traffic from our company dispatch
I dont get why all of these companys use windows… Even Governments! Why dont they use their own open source os? In my opinion its a major risk having one closed source os of an foreign company run a whole country…
Because if it's not broken, don't fix it. Most of the time it's not broken
Im guessing theyre skimming on hiring actual devs to set up linux for their systems so they use windows instead
@@imeakdo7 They break more often than not. It's just too costly both financial and time to migrate...
@@gamtaxGo ahead, make a more reliable OS for us. We'll wait
@@Gatekeeper0880 Why asking new one? What part of "costly" you don't understand?
we really need a healthy amount of different systems but also universally accepts some codes in order to maintain a failsafe option that doesn't rely on a single system.
I was wondering why the checkout lanes at the store I work at were all blue screened
Microsoft
- all updates should be sent out asap and everything requires online online
Seriously i cant wait for Microsoft to be sued
This is why businesses should use linux
Technically just crowdstrike did.
😅 #1 cyber security software and can’t even test in UAT? 😏
It could be a setup, senior engineer deliberately patch and know its very intrusive so gagawin nya, bahala na ma tanggal sa trabaho pero na short nya ang stock, he retire early..
This guy is like the TMZ of computers.
This must be why Xbox account logins went dead yesterday. I hadn’t seen that once in like 15 years.
I can smell the fires in the IT department of all those companies
The last time I saw a Windows blue screen was in the early 2000s. Microsoft was holding it back and the Blue screen came with a bang😂😅
This is why you don't push on friday
Sad
Agar pc even connected bhi hota us samay jab yeh hua, tab ye sirf un computers ko affect karta hai jinme crowdstrike service install ki hui hai. Normal users ya fir koi bhi corporate office ya schools etc jisme yeh service "crownstrike" nahi hai, unka kuch nahi hua us samay. Chahe net se connected ho ya na ho😊
Windows 10 user here, booted up just fine.
bro bsod on the sphere is crazy
As an arch linux user (btw) I am thriving with no issues to be found. Other than that I have not talked to a woman in a month.
Did you have any issues with Arch?
I mean I nuked my Nvidia drivers once going from mesa to proprietary ( as I needed cuda) and that was my fault. Other than that one time (just because I had to fix it at 10pm and had lectures the next day at school so it was quite inconvenient timing) nothing dramatic, about 8 months since I switched.
Try nix instead for better support and easy rollback
@@RenderingUser I don't need those quality of life features. What I need is the latest of packages the day they release, the AUR and the speed of Pacman, so I'm staying on Arch. Though I would recommend Nix to some people it's not the right thing for me.
Exactly why I wait to update until there's no bad news :)
Just switch to Linux is just better and stable then windows and there is spyware on the next just switch to Linux
this is a cybersecurity company bricking computer by pushing bad updates, nothing to do with windows vs linux.
Gaming is still better in windows
Yes because the literal millions of people , businesses , and even governmental organizations can change Operating Systems on a dime ..on machines that won't even boot.
Seriously you Linux types need to stop pretending your OS can support networks the size Microsoft or Apple can.
@@MMC619 It is because there is no market, make the market and the companies will sell to Linux as it'll be even cheaper for them
It wasnt even Windows fault lol
Just heard of this. Seems like a massive oversight
I knew it was a good idea to deny this upstate!
This affected me. Hope it gets resolved soon.
There’s only a handful of companies run and staffed by some of the worst people that you can imagine that hold up the entire Internet in 2024. Sad
based on the info made public by crowdstrike this was a driver update, however some other sources indicate it was a detection rules update, neither should be going live to the world, they are both non critical and should be sent to early adopters 6 hours to 6 days ahead of rollout. The Ludacris idea of agile and we can always push a fix just got proven wrong.
That explains the outage at my work
Saw you made 1 mil today. Im happy for you.
This is hilarious, I am studying cyber security and this is gonna be an example in my lesson
As a guy who didn't even know about this until now and who didn't even get affected I laughed out loud at this vid
My dad flew back home from a business trip the day before this happened for my mom’s birthday
If my mom wasn’t born on the day before that my dad would of been stuck in Massachusetts we are so lucky 🍀
Even down in Africa. South Africa.
This is not a windows issue, this is a crowd strike issue.
I mean, I would still say windows 11 is the worst thing to have happened to windows
when people say monopolization is not real and not a issue this is literal proof that is it
I think Microsoft is welding themselves into a coffin at this point
Yep, my delta flight this morning was cancelled. Brilliant stuff
we need programs for having an immeidate fallback to last gen technology, we are too easily shattered by these outages.
I am an IT guy for a school district and we are in so much pain because of this
Yep nearly all the stores in my area in Australia where haveing problems 😂 only one not was the bottle o and the line was out the door😂
Friend’s flight got cancelled because of this, it was even on the Dutch news about "Computer Outages" in Schiphol, long lines where instead of being explained what caused these outages they were given stroopwafels.
I'm glad I wasn't going to Hamburg this week lol
Thank you for the warning I had to get up and fix 20,000 register and we are only 1% done here's to tomorrow. Yes the work around was a help
>youtube was fine
>discord was fine
>valorant was fine
my life was completely unaffected, hope all those billion dollar companies have fun with their outsourced overseas IT departments
Mac people: Do you get it now ? This never happens to us.
Windows people: But change is scary !
I am currently improvising my flight path because of this
Bro rip crowdstrike stock 💀 😂
We did an upgrade once , communicating with a BT system (yes British Telecom). We asked if we could test the interface with their test system and got barked at by them with the reply "There's no way we're upgrading the test system until we know Production is stable!"
Imagine just seeing the sphere having a bsod on a normal friday 💀