Microsoft outage: CrowdStrike CEO warns a fix could take a while | Mashable.
How long will the Microsoft outage last? The CrowdStrike CEO warns it could take a while.
Crowdstrike's error has had major affects worldwide. Credit: Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via Getty Images |
Much of the world woke up Friday discovering much of the internet wasn't working due to an outage caused by cybersecurity company CrowdStrike. And, unfortunately, it doesn't appear like the problems will be totally fixed for quite some time.
Now, if it's just your personal Windows computer that's affected, there appears to be a workaround. The CrowdStrike issue caused many Windows computers to display the Blue Screen of Death but announced a fix around 2:30 a.m. ET. Mashable has the full coverage and steps but effectively you have to delete a file and reboot.
That workaround aside, global issues still persist. Think of how complicated it may be to individually fix the countless machines and services that use Crowdstrike. Everything from airlines, to banks, to emergency services, to healthcare providers, to grocery stores were down or disrupted. Unfortunately, the problems might not go away soon.
Wrote Mashable Senior Editor Stan Schroeder:
"While the issue has been 'identified, isolated, and a fix has been deployed,' per CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz, actually fixing it is not always trivial. This is not a simple update which can easily be deployed to all systems over-the-air, as many of the affected systems crash right after booting up, meaning they're in an endless boot loop. This, in turn, means that the fix must be applied manually...to each affected system, and in large companies, this can take many hours."
Kurtz later admitted in an interview with TODAY that a complete recovery from the issue would take a while.
"It could be some time for some systems that just automatically won’t recover," he said.
So, uhh, buckle up for a Friday with lots of services down.
Topics Cybersecurity Microsoft
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DeleteMicrosoft outage?!? Crowdstrike caused these BSODs, not Microsoft.
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Stop calling it "the Microsoft outage"...
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Or anything else.
THEY must be more concerned about what you are doing lol
This company seems very sus. Their connection with the occupied land is interesting. The fact they can just kill all systems infected, very interesting...
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DeleteIt only hit large enterprise level clients, but only those types use their software.
Get it?
and crowdstrike didn't kill anything. It just stopped them from booting. It is an easy, if tedious, fix.
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DeleteStill, a company with that reputation direct acces to medical information...
Deleteit is going to cost their insurance company the most. Ouch.
Deletecrowdstrike doesn't access the information on machines, it just provides the end-point security.
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if everything would be that simple. I also hear Trump isn't a fan of the company...
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DeleteTrump's dislike may stem from Crowdstrike investigating the Russian hack of the DNC in 2016. (I think)
I voted for Trump, but his pride tends to overshadow his reasoning and knowledge sometimes.
as always, everything seems to be connected. And the company does shady operations. And all have deep connections with the promised land. As did McAfee... McAfee who died, like some others.., by self inflicted wounds. But we will see how it progresses.
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