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- FOX Business correspondent Lydia Hu reports on a global tech outage hitting airports, hospitals and even some emergency services. #foxnews
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A perfect example why the push to go to a total cashless society is so dangerous.
Technology is not flawless.
Yep that would be catastrophic
yet democrats are promoting cashless to be capable of such CONTROL. never trust such democrats to control anything affecting actual humans
They're preparing for something in November - wink wink.
Indeed
It's about control.
No company should have the power to shutdown the nation's economy like that
More like the one software test engineer team should have the power LOL. I'm QA Automaton Engineer, If I woke up one day lazy, the world goes down. Imagine that
World's economy
dont trust product vendors?
nation? my colleague in blore had their systems crash, no one should have total e-monopoly over internet security
Nation? More like the whole world.
This global internet outage is insane! All airlines grounded and i was stock the airport and even banks, media, and offices from the U.S. to Australia. How can CrowdStrike have such a monopoly that could help restore such a massive amount of tech?
It's pretty concerning. If they can fix this, what other control do they have over our infrastructure? or are we truly in the matrix?
Right? It makes you think about the stability of our systems. But hey, I barely spend time online. When I checked my portfolio with Desiree Ruth Hoffman, we were still in the greens. That’s been the case for 16 months straight!
Wow, really? I've seen the name Desiree Ruth Hoffman before but can't figure out where.
Probably from her forecast on Nvidia before the pump. But how are you in the greens with all the fluctuations due to the election and everything else? Can you share her strategy?
Honestly, just schedule a call with her. She has vast knowledge in finance and really knows how to navigate these times. I handed over my portfolio to her so I can focus on my family. These days, things just get scarier and scarier.
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@LauraGil52
That's it >>>>>>
Isn’t this what companies pay millions and millions of dollars to Crowdstrike to keep from happening?
Crowdstrike is for countering security vulnerabilities, not their own outages.
It wouldn't have happened if companies chose NOT to rely on proprietary software. You can't trust something that keeps themselves hidden from you. But of course, open-source is communist because Bill Gates said so. Capitalist hypocrisy.
P.S., he doesn't want you to use open-source, so that they can get backdoor access to your computer whenever they feel like :).
“Gottcha”
Right?
Fox guarding the hen house?
They were paid $98,000 by the DNC the day after Seth Rich got whacked.
When your cybersecurity provider is more dangerous to your business than any hacker could even dream to be
Don't you just love the irony?🤣🤣🤣
I mean isnt that basically ''the system'' in a nutshell as well? The system itself is far more ruinous then any outside threat could ever be.
More like... When your cybersecurity provider is in bed with the hacker. And this was just a test for the upcoming "cyber pandemic" they are planning for November. I wonder why? Hmmmmmmmmmmm
cyber security is known as "White Hacking " or Ethical Hacking" - From the Textbook for CompTIA's N+ and for CISCO . it's a ligament industry term. Basically during the cowboy days of the internet when people were just exploiting everything. These Internet Cowboys became legit. and started the cyber security industry .
An hacker would encrypt and leak all the data
Crowdstrike: "We dont need hackers! WE'LL DO IT OURSELVES!!!
😂😂😂
Wef loves em
😂😂😂 My Thoughts also
CrowdStrike has power to do that because Microsoft gives them the power. Shame on Microsoft.
@edwelndiobel1567 WE'LL DO IT OURSELVES!!!
NOOO. Crowdstrike hired Putin.
Right???
What a prophetic name for a widespread disaster- Crowdstrike.
Its not a prophecy if you planned it to happen beforehand.
Glad I shorted 12 million shares of Crowdstrike right before it happened 👍
We're Living in a simulation
It was created fot this
@@wzupppp yes a jewish one
Who needs hackers when CrowdStrike can wreck your IT infrastructure and get paid for it? LOL
30 year cyber security expert here. When are you people going to wake up and realize Crowdstrike is CRAP!
Oh thank you 30 year cyber security self proclaimed expert 😂
Why are your royal expertise not building an alternative? Huh? Why not huh? Tell us? 😂
youre better off using chatgpt to come up with something better than this.
no its not. Its way better than palo alto and zscalar dude. 40 year veteren of cyber security here
50 year veteran here. Everything is crap.
@@corrosivepyro it's relative. There are pros cons
Anyone who thinks this was just a "faulty" update is a FOOL! This is a test run for what's to come.
Jewish space lasers q!
Agree 💯
Exactly! All kinds of “outages” have been happening a lot this year
Probably the Dems preparing for election interference.
…You can bet Bidass is Behind it…
I mean the company is called crowdstrike. They did what they mean.
😂😂😂😂
😮
It’s like they are telling us who they are without telling us who they are.
Yes they did. THEY HAD PERMISSION
Crowd strikes
Crowdstrike: "This is not a cyber attack."
Might as well be. Planes had to be grounded world-wide.
Crowdstrike: "This is not a cyber attack.", but it is a big heart attack.
@@Cha_HCM-je9qe More like a stroke.
might as well not be. it means that data was not targeted or stolen. imagine the level of panic and outrage if cyber criminals were behind this attack. rest assured, it was not a cyber attack.
Yeah when that’s their first message you just have to think, “who said it was”?
@@jm-pi1kdhave you heard of ATNT?
Some are questioning whether our country is vulnerable?
Really? "some" are just questioning this now?
It was pretty obvious to anyone born before the internet age.
27 cars stranded at a local charging station for 5 hours. NO THANKS
😮😢
No, why buying a Tesla🤕
Lmao they is normal for EV cars regardless of
America finally learns about the dangers of monopolies…
This is microsofts fault tho
No, Crowdstrike is at fault.....and this was only 24% of the worlds computers.
No. They didnt. To short a time.
@@SWOTHDRA the fault is from CrowdStrike's code not Microsoft.
crowdstrike is not a monopoly. It's a pretty new company
Crowdstrike should be sued for damages.
I am pretty sure they have some escape clauses in the EULA.
This is actually a great example why companies have legal teams.😂 If they didn't have a TOS they'd be f*****
Crowdstrike is a company of FBI
Also blame the IT depr of these different companies. Admins are supposed to test out the software updates in a VR before implementing the updates.
Edit: Read into it. Crowdstrike is supposed to sort of "replace" IT and do this before rolling out updates. So don't blame IT
@edwinrodeo Literslly has nothing to do with DEI. Crawl back to weird conversative corner
This is why WE cannot Allow ONE SYSTEM to run all.
One system doesn't run all, at least not in an actual sense. The majority of companies have decided to depend on a technological solution that requires significant redundancy against failure to be used without investing in said redundancy. If those companies had fail-over backups NOT based on Windows (or backup systems that did NOT receive the update until it was demonstrated the update wasn't crap), there would not have been a problem.
@@drewsarkisian3571 Agreed, but the redundancies should not have the same software installed, otherwise the same issue will occur.
@@Cha_HCM-je9qe same thing can happen with cloud providers, OS, etc, MSFT has had many bad updates that have taken down global systems. Yeah, crowdstrike is at fault, but companies should be able to fail and fail fast, they did not, so all of you not technical luddites go back to arguing about how old Biden is or if Trump really got shot.
This was a test for what is to come in a certain month
It doesn’t, but they are the best software company. Amazon has a bigger presence in cloud, but like apple, they don’t build the software needed to do things Microsoft does
SAY NO TO DIGITAL CURRENCY!!!
This is a perfect example of why you need healthy competition in markets and not a monopoly in any industry.
no its not. Crowdstrike is an EDR solution, and there are plenty of EDR solutions out there: MS defender, palo alto cortex, sentinel one, carbon black, sophos, trend micro and many more
@@aviv1ron1 I’m no IT expert, but if you provide an inferior product your competition will take advantage. But I also have a concern with this company because of its alleged connections to Ukraine.
Same outage will happen during election
It already affected Arizonas early voting
So true my friend. Sounds logical and remember the company is based in Austin TX! Does it sound questionable?
CrowdStrike is Hooked In With Dominion Voting Systems.🤫🤫
No...!
Not the magic trick again.
🎩= 🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰...
What Election do you have? Please Don't be silly
Be prepared for a major outage that could last months or even years. Learn how to do without the Internet. We old guys never even had Internet or Cell phones in our younger days. Life can be lived without the Internet.
And so much more PEACEFUL too!!
Yup. Stay prepared. Always.
They need the Internet to rule the world
@@stevenbrown5210exactly this
Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should
This is what happens when cyber infrastructure is not diversified but monopolized. Putting all your eggs in one basket is not a good idea
We have to avoid this
Actually:
It's a great idea.
IF you plan to DROP THE BASKET.
How could the powers that be EVER take over every facet of your lives?
If you scream loud enough for them to...
;-)
.
THIS WOULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED IF ALL THAT WAS AFFECTED WAS ON A BLOCKCHAIN
Crowdstrike should have tested the update to multiple computers first before rolling it out.
oh really you think??????
The centralisation of IT infrastructure is completely ridiculous and against anything IT would do a decade ago to ensure redundancy and diversity of systems
Behind door corruption between the largest companies and cloud providers
It’s not just that, its lack of true redundancy in IT systems as well!
Yeah, centralization of power is bad. I seem to remember people had a saying about not putting all the eggs in one basket. What ever happened to that nugget of wisdom?
@@DenseGrowthOfTrees They decided to get richer.
Two issues I guess :
1. incompetent bureaucrats lead the show, they take decisions based on how much they can made (for themselves), not how good it could be for the company they are supposed to serve,
2. redundancies, checks, regular drills, etc cost money "for nothing" because everything's fine and will always be fine, go back to point 1 !
People always take everything for granted, so it leads to make things that just need to be serviced regularly to work start failing one after another till the point of in fact, people learn nothing is NEVER granted ! From the basic (water, power, food) to more advanced needs like internet connection or cellular network.
This is why having physical money is important! Something most governments are slowly getting rude of! When they take out money they take away our freedom 🤦🏾♂️why are people so naive
same people who are caught up in the "Get with the times" trend.
people who are so scared of being thought as "old" that they embrace
everything new or innovative, latching onto it as if it's Their time, like the
multiple years where it was "their" time also.
Money is paper though. It isnt worth anything. Even gold or diamonds are only worth what people say they are.
@@bluelightstudios6191 you wouldn’t be saying that so freely if you ever been robbed of your cash. Cash has its drawbacks too.
Everything has downsides, your cash has downsides too.
At least with cash you have a chance to defend yourself. With digital all it takes is a crowd strike.
Too much reliance on big tech ,people can’t function without it
No suprise, the CEO is jewish.
@@ANH-1977exactly that. You thought you were being clever.
@@ANH-1977Typed from my TempleOS PC
too much reliance on closed source softwares
That's called KARMA
It's not reliance on big tech, it's reliance on a single big tech company. In this case, Microsoft.
Elon Musk shows prudent caution.
Thank you Fox News for sharing this information.
Imagine this on Election Day
this is the plan. THEY don't want Trump back in office. trillions of dollara are at stake
Just a test
Election day? Last I checked it took weeks to count votes in America. The rest of the world can do it in one day though.
Imagine this full scale and done by one person. Nearly happened
So trumps doing this?
Crowdstrike is an ESG/DEI disaster.......
What makes you think that? It could be a white male who did this. We simply don’t know. However, I would never ever use Crowdstrike!
@dpie4859 well😮 Microsoft reportedly sacked there dei department here's the quite from Microsoft make what you will....True systems-change work associated with DEI programs everywhere are no longer business critical or smart as they were in 2020,” a leader of the team wrote in an email “sent to thousands of employees,” according to the outlet.
Usually there are many hours of testing, deploying in staging environments before an update is officially released. Even then it should be a controlled released not all out.
@@SuzyMoore-ob3pp but this bug did not come from Microsoft. Its a bug in Crowdstrike and has nothing to do wtih Microsoft. I work in IT.
@dpie4859 Microsoft have laid off there dei because of things like this keep happening
This was a test run for something much bigger.
Bingo!!
Election year, nuff said. 😐
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
Coming with a strong technical background and have worked for many giant tech firms, this sounds like total BS. Now let's look at the FACTS: There is NO way an update like this would be rolled out globally all at once to major firms without testing first and getting high level approvals after testing. Something like this can take weeks or months, NEVER overnight.
@@JustMe-gx4xt My brother does IT as well and said the same thing. I think they used this as Cover for a Big Deletion of some of the Stuff they have been Doing.🤫
DEI was at the core of Crowdstrike’s hiring and promotion policies
When you sell your soul to the “cloud”, that’s what you get.
NEVER EVER depend on One IT Company for everything.
I thought we took care of monopolies years ago?
@@jeffupton8898 lol just because Crowdstrike controls a good chunk of the market doesn’t mean it’s a monopoly
@@jeffupton8898what?
@@jeffupton8898is this a serious comment
Great name love it
How fragile is our civilization?
Very fragile
Not very fragile, EXTREMELY fragile
We are wired
As fragile as the human body
More than people realize.
Do CrowdStrike and the Secret Service recruit from the same pool of diversity candidates?
yes 30% is now required DEI. wake me up when the NBA follows suit
Perfect example of why we should look into Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia and others. WAY to reliant on those systems.
As a former IT Professional, I am not surprised that this occurred and it will happen again. Corporate management thinks IT security requires hitting the "Easy Button" and everything just works. Corporate management outsourced IT staff, eliminated test environments, and prefers to push updates out in it's entirety. This would have been avoided if they rolled out the update to a limited amount of systems to see the results in a real-time environment. IT Professionals know to turn off updates to prevent this from effecting your systems.
Yup. We had sandbox environments for this but these companies want to cut cost and speed up production. Now its biting them in the butt.
Quantity over quality
Totally agree. I was in I.T. Networking / Security for more than 42 years. Either support your I.T. staff with the appropriate skills or your business will continue to suffer outages. The push to blindly have the latest patches, Security Updates installed, can help cause what happened. If possible get appropriate staff to review the risks or at least have alternative systems in place if the above happens. Regularly test those systems and report on the issues that did occur. Errors faults and failures will probably occur thats not a bad thing it helps show what needs to be investigated and if possible fixed. If it cant be fixed determine a work around. The so called modern trendy methods that so many company Managers have adopted only encourage Global failures. The staff in your company are your strength encourage them to care and your company may just have a chance of surviving the next Global Outage. Put all your eggs in one basket and you will suffer the consequences.
If Elon Musk made that choice, it must be the right one.
Did you buy your tin foil hat yet? He also sells anti-semitism I've heard.
Did you mean to put a “?” At the end there lol
@@samyoungblood3740 No.
@@ericl447 Where did you hear that? When you were being shafted by blokes in the brothel?
He's is the most successful businessman on Earth... so his opinion holds weight whether you like it or not 🤷♂
The problem with worshiping all things Digital is GRANULARITY ...
the problem with closed source softwares
I would give anything to go back 50 years, before all this technology. People knew how to do all this stuff without computers, it was safer and simpler.
@@smorris281 and way slower
@@nicejungle👈😂 and open source software also has vulnerabilities, derp.
@@youdidntbuildthat47
far less than closed source software
The “kernel level access” Crowdstrike has (to fight viruses) is also on voting systems using Microsoft. It is the sort of management engine vulnerability the NSA/CIA doesn’t allow on their systems and which should be banned from voting systems as well!!!
💯🇺🇲💯👍
Global! Security ? Reminder: Our data traveling outside the USA. Keep in mind that they share all the information that we have in America to hackers. Who has this power? Our sleepy security leaders.
The fear is understandable, however all these companies dropping Crowdstrike is very short-sighted. It will take massive amounts of money, time, and resources to vet out a new company. They have to research, license, PoC (Proof of Concept), test/validate, implement and train on the new solution. That is assuming the first one they try is compatible, they may need to do it a few times to find one that meets all their requirements. For large corporations, you could be talking about millions or tens of millions of dollars. You just need to turn off automatic updates, and have a dev/test environment. That is standard practice.
You touched the tip of the iceberg. There's much more layers of fault here and cheapness of IT departments of all companies. SaaS and single point of failure and no disaster recovery plan in place. I call this "When a bug turns into a virus."
That sounds like an illegal monopoly. They should be investigated. No one should have that much power.Not ever...
You're talking about Microsoft here. Mac and Linux users who did not interact with any of the affected companies did not even know this was all happening. I, for example, learned about it nearly 12 hours after it happened.
Monopolies are only illegal when you abuse market power.
Wow, they really did strike the crowd, didn't they.
Ba dum tssss
So much money was lost because of this, I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s lawsuits that pop up.
Airlines will almost all demand compensation. They can't afford to take the losses this will have caused.
Sue the company that can shut you completely down with one update....yeah about that
@tin2001 they don't want us ..peons to travel..
@@tin2001 The airlines will up the price of the already overpriced tickets, charge more for checked luggage and carry on will under you seat, as the overhead bins will be more costly.
@@timbrogan607 Next up: Overhead bins will no longer be free.💲💲
Just wait... this was a trial run.
CrowdStrike seems like a low return even if their prices go back to normal. if you bought now at $302 a share, and they go back to $380 thats still only $200 profit for every $900 you spend now
Better have those paper ballots ready in November.
This has been proved to always work, but they don't want it.
This is why having a back up system like paper is important 😂 to much is reliant on tech or electricity nowadays
I want Smoke signals and Pony Express to come back.
“Too”
@@busterofcoviddeniersthank you for saving this poor man from the automated system of spellcheck. Lol no Bs tho he's pretty right. If the system goes down most people are f'd.
Back up hard copy - always💯🇺🇲
Why move backwards nothing wrong with technology it's the insistence to run the tech on monolopoly systems that are centralised. We need to invest in decentralised systems and hubs so a point of failure can't affect 80 percent of the world
Crowdstrike is a company that assist in scrubbing classified information
all trumps sh@@ters social media info was scrubbed two days before the event
“How can we allow one company to govern how our nation runs businesses?” Really? You don’t know? Follow the money.
*Portland Oregon has been in the state of emergency for years now!!😅*
we need to keep as much of our lives off of the internet/online🤔Cash is king👏
...and yet they want a "Cashless Society"! I have been in state-wide situations where the supermarket self-checkout has gone down and people didn't have enough cash on hand to pay for their groceries - Complete Debacle!!!
What happened with Crowdstrike is one of the worst cases possible.
The solution is to stop using closed-source proprietary software. None of this would've happened if the systems were running under Linux.
We also need to pass laws that force computer manufacturers to open-source device firmware, and to specify how undisclosed modules, such as Intel ME work, what they actually do, and the source code and design information for these technologies.
Many people are starting to suspect that these things such as Intel ME are backdoors (agents that allow remote sources to remotely access your computer). It's already been proven that Microsoft Windows have had NSA backdoors (after source-code leaks), etc.
We should know what's in our devices when we buy them.
Aw SNAP !
This feels like a deliberate distraction from the RNC by Microsoft to me…
Conspiracy theorist
@@LukaksPInc Making logical conclusions based off obvious co-relation is not ''conspiracy theorist''.
@@LukaksPInc more of a hypothesis in this case
My drums don't need power, or the internet. I win.
Me watching this while stranded at the Orlando airport since last night. My family and I came to Orlando on vacation since Monday from Denver, we're supposed to have flown back last night on United flight 2426 that eventually got canceled. My 3 year old is very difficult to keep entertained. Unfortunately United is telling us there's not flights to Denver until Monday out of Tampa. They have not been helpful with hotel and transportation accommodations.I am by no means a techy, how is this kind of thing even possible??
A friend of mine told me that his coworker tried to get some money from the ATM so he could buy lunch, but the bank system was down. No big deal to us, but the guy was working 3rd shift and couldn't get to a bank or call.
Cashless sucks.
@@TwoPawz-13 Owned by Blackrock, so it's not going anywhere. It'll probably rename/rebrand, but it's not going anywhere.
That company held/holds too much power in Congress
Along with BlackRock.........
They said it was going to happen...they have been preparing for this...but you are not allowed to prepare yourself....
Joe might declare a [faux] national emergency, cancelling elections . . . ?
It's industry standard to test patches or updates before deployment. But meh, this affected corporations will still entrust customer data security with this company. Entrusting security to a single endpoint is kind of reckless.
Crowd strike should be held responsible financially. Unreal!
Modern technology - PHOOEY! I lived my life just fine without it and now I am forced to live with it.
Someone forced you to use your device to post this too right? At pew pew point? Go live in a cave somewhere...
To be fair, Portland was already a disaster zone...
…Sadly, lol
@@TarkMcCoy Ain’t that the truth 🤣
You call it a disaster zone, I see it the same way, though many in Portland seem to like their condition. Go figure.
@@anthor5419Not true many of us that were born and raised here are sick of this and have not been on board with some of these ludicrous policies from day one. We used to have a great little city but it's been overran by ridiculous ideas and lawlessness
@@Jeffs88formula74 Thank you for taking the time to write that out. 👍
I said this 30 years ago…..we are putting too many eggs in one basket! Now it’s falling apart! Beware…..
You can warn people...if they listen....Most don't
Apology NOT ACCEPTED. Resign your position immediately and fire your entire programming staff for incompetence.
You mean the H1B1 staff from some underdeveloped country that the company hired, so they didn't have to pay US-educated people a decent salary in the first place.
What a bad take lmao
Management is far more at fault for not implementing a better testing enviroment
Maybe they were just following instructions…..🤷♀️
Use Linux!!! You don't need CrowdStrike.
The cloud is vulnerable. Centralization is a bad idea and potentially makes huge portions of datastream vulnerable to outage.
Exactly
🤣😂And how did the world run before this? Good old paper, pencil, telephone. Never depend and never assume.
And always useble as proof...🙄🤔
Ahhhh... Digital... One push on the 'delete button' and all is gone...
CRIMINALS' are always creative...😊😊😊
Always on a Friday ! All by Design!
The name in itself says EVVVERYTHING "CROWD STRIKE."
The only true financial instrument is Gold.
So it begins
Skynet has become self-aware.
Please no
The correct spelling is Demnet !
I am a truck driver and we have inward facing cameras with AI. The system is "Netradyne" which sounds very similar to "Cyberdyne Systems".
some humans still aren't
@@TruckerKearsey Get a New Job Ma'am 😳
Their name says it all!!!
Everyone should threaten to dump them. They have no idea what they're doing. Maybe companies can at least get a huge discount. Or they can bill Crowdstrike whatever they're wasting money on this problem. Someone should pay for it.
Crowdstrike owned by BlackRock, Get the picture???
To what benefit at all? Who benefits that Blackrock owns when they already have 23% and messed up. Your statement is lunacy.
@@Loqua888 sounds like BlackRock owns you!
@@asphaltcowboy6749 zero to do with Blackrock. And 100% to do with automatic updates and not testing updates.
Victoria Nuland said there was a surprise 4 Trump. Are these outages part of the plan?
Obviously CROWDSTRIKE hires the best incompetent DEI employees! 🤓🤪
If you think that is the case than please sleep on!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Incompetent, yes.
It has nothing to do with DEI.
@@Joe_NarbaizDEI is the definition of incompetence
@@paulschaller3644 If that is so, then why use both terms in the comment?
Oh yes, redundancy!
🤔😉😀😃
@@Joe_Narbaiz ... just another stupid joe...
It's almost like monopolized industries are a bad thing
It used to be a felony charge!
Just follow the money and who benefits from this outage and, as always, you will have your answer…
My rage at everyone downplaying this for CrowdStrike is immeasurable. This is a billion dollar company, with a B, trusted by critical government, public, and private services and they shafted each and everyone. The lack of outrage from our authorities is absolutely disgusting. Speaks a lot to the state of cybersecurity and tech in general
Not related to this, but I work at a Hospital and a few times we have had our system run out of storage space, as well as other IT problems, and every time I find myself asking why they do not have a full backup system
and here is a perfect example of why a monopoly is an absolute nightmare
So true.
Don't Put All Your Eggs In ONE Basket
CrowdStrike has become the Boeing of the IT industry...
Time to short CrowdStrike
And migrate to Linux with an open-source vulnerability checker.
You are a wee bit late to the party.
Another movie that we saw this type was in the Net. Crowdstrike is probably going be used for the election stuff like doesn’t happen by mistake.
C-O-N... SPIRACY
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Just down 12%??
I’m surprised why not 100.
The firm goes out of business within 2024.
“…and Portland, Oregon has declared a state of emergency.”
I’m shocked!!
Anyone else think it was a diversity hire that messed up?
with the type of name chosen: crowd + strike doesnt necessarily give a lot of trust and faith to the masses 😂
True. Look at the owners… no one /company should have that much CONTROL worldwide… not just the US.
My CASH still worked while everyone else had to leave the grocery store, it was beautiful shopping alone
Does your employer pay you in cash as well?
@@TheTakedown2024 yes, he does..all you have to do is ask
Why we shouldn’t depend only on EVs
Getting rid of CrowdStrike is the only smart thing to do, because IMO it’s highly doubtful it was a genuine mistake: looks like they just had to test the update on one computer to immediately see the problem.
You know the folks at Kaspersky have gotta be laughing hard at this after getting kicked out the US.
This doesn't mean they are better. May be worse.
@@antasosam8486 In a fantasy Utopia that does not exist, yet some people like to play make believe, If I close my eyes and focus hard enough I can get to that never never land too!
Kaspersky are Russian, that's it, In terms of cybersecurity and tech know how, they are arguably the best in the business.